So who likes beer and what have you really liked

[LewFZ1]

Pinched this from the proper fazer forum.

Seeing as we are bikers I have no doubt a few on here may like the odd pint now and then, not while riding of course.
Tried this last weekend while watching Liverpool hammer Crystal Palace at footie.
I was in the car but had sense enough to call a taxi..

lovely stuff but be warned it will creep up on you.

 

[Big dog]

Powerful stuff that !! Will stick to the Guinness ��

 

[chump]

Not seen that before. Love beer, but ale gives me gout so have to stick to lager these days.

 

[flydnb]

Not seen that before. Love beer, but ale gives me gout so have to stick to lager these days.

Funny you should say that I was drinking ale for a bit and found that the joint and ball of my foot near my big toe started to ache then stopped drinking ale and it went , did I have gout ?

 

[LewFZ1]

No just your shoes were tight.

 

[chump]

Funny you should say that I was drinking ale for a bit and found that the joint and ball of my foot near my big toe started to ache then stopped drinking ale and it went , did I have gout ?

sounds like.

 

[Sven]

My youngest daughter is named after my favourite beer. Its from a local brewery called Iceni & the beer is called Róisín Dubh (named, i think, after the Thin Lizzy song). Her middle name is Róisín.
Sometimes she complains about being named after a beer - to which i reply "it could have been worse - my favourite beer could have been Stella...or John Smiths.... or even XXXX".

 

[trevorleigh]

Had quite a few cans of this while I was in Spain a couple of weeks ago. Not bad for 30 cents a tin


I do normally drink Stella though!

 

[Unfazed]

Partial to a bit of Meantime Brewery London Pale ale myself (or Guinness)

 

[LewFZ1]

Unfazed have you ever tried Beamish, lovely pint not as heavy as Guinness

 

[Unfazed]

Beamish is OK, I like the bitterness of Guinness over Beamish and Murphys though. Nice winter beer

 

[Steely]

My youngest daughter is named after my favourite beer. Its from a local brewery called Iceni & the beer is called Róisín Dubh (named, i think, after the Thin Lizzy song). Her middle name is Róisín.

As a session beer, I like Wherry from another local brewery - Woodfordes. Or Nelson's Revenge for something a little stronger.

 

[Sven]

As a session beer, I like Wherry from another local brewery - Woodfordes. Or Nelson's Revenge for something a little stronger.

So happens that i live about 2 miles from the Woodfordes brewery at Woodbastwick. Wherry is indeed a very nice session beer, but i'm also rather partial to a Norfolk Nog. Trouble with the brewery & the adjoining fur and feathers pub is the prices they charge. Being situated on the Norfolk broads in a very nice picturesque Norfolk village, & also having won several national awards for their beers, their prices just keep going up! Nice beer but silly prices!

 

[chump]

yes, Wherry was a favourite of mine. Cracking ale.

 

[flydnb]

Asda bier deluxe £2.20 for 4 x 440ml cheap but actually very nice .

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