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It's my round - what're you having?

Pint of Haribo Goldbär please.

Some sort of sweetish real ale - my brother took me to a beer festival and I managed to drink when the guard wasn't looking and the sweet ones were really to my liking.

Scotch

No I am not kidding.

Failing that?

Strongbow Classic Apple Cider

Molson Canadian, thank you. bottle no draft.

Earl Grey tea, two sugars, light.

...what?

Pint! how uncouth, I truly dispair at the ruffians who frequent this site

oh go on then I'll have a pint of pear rattler

Abbot Ale.

Failing that, Otter or Gem.

And I'll toast the regiment with a chaser of Goldschlager!

I'll have a pint of Firsty Ferret

MeanGreenStompa wrote:Abbot Ale.

Failing that, Otter or Gem.

And I'll toast the regiment with a chaser of Goldschlager!

I once went on a pub crawl which involved a shot of Goldschlager in every bar, seeing sparkly gold sick is not all that amusing when you have sobered up and have to clean it off the bathroom sink

Yeah, the Cadbury in Montpelier sells it... If I'm up that way visiting friends we sometimes take some air there and I inhale several shots of it then down to the kebab place on the corner of Picton Street for a felafel, that little place (just down the road from the Beaufort pub) makes the best felafels in Bristol.

A Shephearde Neame Spitfire -- the Bottle of Britain.

Carlton Mid

or

Coors

Ice cold, in a frosty glass.

Hmmm... please pass me a bottle of Westvleteren 12 Gold please, preferably with a tulip glass.

Guiness, or another stout thick enough to be cut with a knife and dark enough suck the light out of a room.

Gitzbitah wrote:Guiness, or another stout thick enough to be cut with a knife and dark enough suck the light out of a room.

+1

Cola or Irn Bru, alcohol doesn't mix well with the painkillers I have to take :(

Vermillion wrote:Cola or Irn Bru, alcohol doesn't mix well with the painkillers I have to take :(

or maybe it does...?

youngblood wrote:

Vermillion wrote:Cola or Irn Bru, alcohol doesn't mix well with the painkillers I have to take :(

or maybe it does...?

No. BAD idea.

Natural Ice. 5.9%. Add a splash of mountain dew for zip.

A pint is for wussie british. GIVE ME A BARREL OF WHISKEY.

Yeah, right.

A BARREL OF WHISKY is for hyperbole-loving yanks.

Cola or Irn Bru, alcohol doesn't mix well with the painkillers I have to take :(

You've made a classic error there - Alchohol is the greatest painkiller ever invented. It can cure anything from a black eye, to self-loathing. It CAN also CAUSE those things though, so swings and roundabouts...

Mine's a pint of Blond Witch from my local - or Guinness (none of that 'Extra Cold' nonsense, though. Stout should be served nearly lukewarm, in my opinion).

Nothing. It is actually illegal to sell a pint in BC.

garret wrote:A pint is for wussie british. GIVE ME A BARREL OF WHISKEY.

C'mere and say that ginger. I've seen yer video and am entirely convinced of my ability to kick your arse, you punch like a toddler.

Thinking of cutting out of work early and grabbing a bottle Girardin Gueze. Do you brits drink many Belgian ales or is it mostly the traditional lager, pils, occasional stout?

Crazy_Carnifex wrote:Nothing. It is actually illegal to sell a pint in BC.

You have shocked Kenneth with your heathen, heretical, vile ways.

youngblood wrote:Thinking of cutting out of work early and grabbing a bottle Girardin Gueze. Do you brits drink many Belgian ales or is it mostly the traditional lager, pils, occasional stout?

You can get some Belgian beers in the better supermarkets and off-licences. It's not a major category.

The range of choice available is so good you can probably get beer from nearly any country in the world.

There used to be a chain of restaurants called Belgo which served traditional Belgian food and beer. I went a couple of times. It was pretty good.

Kilkrazy wrote:

youngblood wrote:Thinking of cutting out of work early and grabbing a bottle Girardin Gueze. Do you brits drink many Belgian ales or is it mostly the traditional lager, pils, occasional stout?

You can get some Belgian beers in the better supermarkets and off-licences. It's not a major category.

The range of choice available is so good you can probably get beer from nearly any country in the world.

There used to be a chain of restaurants called Belgo which served traditional Belgian food and beer. I went a couple of times. It was pretty good.

Hmm... I regret not getting to Belgium when I was in the UK.

I NEED CIDER!

Good Cider too, not that pisswater most people drink.

And Rum! Good old Fashioned Pirate Rum! Now with 30% Less Weevils!


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Kilkrazy wrote:There used to be a chain of restaurants called Belgo which served traditional Belgian food and beer. I went a couple of times. It was pretty good.

Hold up, Belgium, an artificial country created by France and Holland to shut each other up, has Traditions?

Yes.