Beer

[ahinton]

Prince Philip should join UKIP

Blessed are the cheesemakers indeed (especially whoever it was among them that made so fabulous an organic unpasteurised Dorset Blue Vinney that I saw in Bath a few years ago that prompted a Frenchman behind me to buy the rest of the entire rondel from which I'd taken but a tiny morsel) but, care as I don't what political party Prince Philip is not allowed to support, I just want to be as far as possible from any beer of any kind wheresoever made - one of the world's most monstrous yuks, to me, along with goat's cheese, vegemite and papaya (the thought of all four of which in close proximity would probably be enough to see me off permanently)...

[MrGongGong]

Prince Philip should join UKIP

Indeed tis the natural home for rude bigots who sit around on their arses all day getting paid by the rest of us for doing bugger all

[teamsaint]

... if I had to name my favourite, this would be it, Bbm: the Beethoven of the Beers!

Just got a couple of bottles of this, and have lined up some of the great man's work with which to enjoy. Cheers.

[BBMmk2]

If Prince Philip's favourite brew is Double Diamond it's high time he was introduced to Betty Stoggs!

Double Diamond was bland but whatever happened to even blander Red Barrel?

Ah, Cloughgie, glad to see thyat you are a Skinners brewerey fan! Did you kinow that the MD of thius brewerey, learnt his craft from the owner of the Darki Star Brewery, down my neck of the woods?

BTW, have you tried Cornish Knocker?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Just got a couple of bottles of this, and have lined up some of the great man's work with which to enjoy. Cheers.

And cheers to you, too, ts!

Double Diamond! Eee, that's a blast from the past: the first beer I ever tasted - I was about 9 years old, it was Christmas and I was allowed a sip of my father's favourite tipple! (He was very fond of McEwan's Export, too!) Tasted to me of water and the tin it came in.

[teamsaint]

And cheers to you, too, ts!

Double Diamond! Eee, that's a blast from the past: the first beer I ever tasted - I was about 9 years old, it was Christmas and I was allowed a sip of my father's favourite tipple! (He was very fond of McEwan's Export, too!) Tasted to me of water and the tin it came in.

Double Diamond is Something I don't think I have ever tried.
Anyway, have lined up The Archduke and a couple of other piano trios for the black Sheep ......should work wonders !

[Nick Armstrong]

BTW, have you tried Cornish Knocker?

[mangerton]

Well. You really have to try two.

[Nick Armstrong]

Well. You really have to try two.

I think that, from the way it was put, it was rather a generic singular - bit like Yorkshire Pudding: in the singular, however many you get to sink your teeth into

[teamsaint]

I think I am detecting a holiday mood on the board....

[Nick Armstrong]

I think I am detecting a holiday mood on the board....

[BBMmk2]

Tonight:-

Shepherd Neame Spitfire4.5%(Cali!!)

Hogs Back Brewrey Tongham, Surrey: Gardener's Tipple 4.5%

[Nick Armstrong]

Tonight:-

Shepherd Neame Spitfire4.5%(Cali!!)

[teamsaint]

The Black sheep has been consumed.
The Beethoven listened to.
Excellent stuff all round.

[BBMmk2]

The Black sheep has been consumed.
The Beethoven listened to.
Excellent stuff all round.