Which one first, which one last?

SexyGreyFox

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Sometimes life isn't fair.
I never take money for fixing computers but some nice person has just dropped this lot off :)

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However, its not as unfair as friday night.
I gigged at a Beer Festival in Cheadle and when we got there we were told all ale was free for the band :(
The two roadies and bass player (because he had a lift) got plastered.
 
Simple rule

Start with light and work your way up to heavys

Old speckled hen > Badger > Spitfire > Hobgolblin > Bishops finger

Not sure where the else should go..

Old speckled, Badger , spitfire. Very very nice.

Not to fond of hobgoblin and Bishops finger is ok but not great.
 
That is my order - 4.4 up to 5.4.

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What I found funny friday night was my band went into the hall to set up and came out laughing.
I asked what was up and they said there were people in there ticking off beers with scorecards.
It was at that point I realised they'd never been to a Beer Festival.
When the organiser asked what type of ale they wanted I told him that they had only ever drunk John Smiths, Boddingtons etc so he might as well bring the worst he'd got.
 
AcidHell2 said:
:eek: spitfires awesome..
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Had a special edition Spitfire glass up to a couple of days back. Bloody thing dropped of the kitchen counter in slow motion before shattering into a myriad of pieces. :mad:
 
AcidHell2 said:
:eek: spitfires awesome..
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That's fine, you're southern :)

I've had it out of a bottle a couple of times, and paid stupid amounts for a couple of pints in pubs when I've been to London.

Just didn't compare to Yorkshire beer :p
 
dmpoole said:
That is my order - 4.4 up to 5.4.

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Do that but start with the Bishops Finger and work that way. Then buy some more Old Speckled Hen 'cos that stuff is nice. :)
 
AcidHell2 said:
Is Jennings Yorkshire? That's a lovely pint..
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Think that's up in Cumbria. Had a pint of that myself last week, it's quite smooth and tasty :)

Ever had Black Sheep?
 
gumbald said:
Think that's up in Cumbria. Had a pint of that myself last week, it's quite smooth and tasty :)

Ever had Black Sheep?
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Yeah Jennings is Cumbria.
 
Personally, I can't wait for Christmas to come around. That means I can try to get some Whim's Black Christmas in. A truly amazing ale. :cool:
 
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