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Don't you bring you're size issues in here! - the last time i heard it's what you do with it that count's!
The **Now Drinking** Thread
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^^ lol ok what have I started now... 
BTW very nice
BTW very nice
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Cheers
...as for Harp Lager (pic to follow) it's a very popular beer in my part of the world
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... back on the Leffe Blonde, not just as big a bottle but just as delightful
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never had it before, quite nice.
black ceilings for the win!
One of the few lagers I'll buy with my own money.
i like the quality control 'get out clause'
yeh its a tasty beer indeed, my laser etched glass has obliterated the carbonation but i wasn't sure weather or not to use it with this being a lager, for £1.29p i cannot complain!
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is that frozen lol, you planning a big night?
the part you can freeze that it
LOL
still on Leffe Blonde and , well nuff said
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mikkeller weizenbock
fantastic beer, doughy yeasty flavour with a gorgeous golden syrup aroma, seriously tasty 8.5%
Sounds my cup of tea!
Sounds my cup of tea!
try it mate, its not overly complex but it is a fantastic drink. if you have trouble finding anything im still looking to try some Guinness black lager
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it does have a very slight leffe/belgium taste lingering in the background too so right up your street!