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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 12:42:57
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daryl1968
Watneys pale ale or a Party 7
 Can I interest you in a pint of Whitbread Trophy?
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jamesg1213
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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 12:53:30
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I just poured one o' these;  Jolly nice it is too. Much later on I shall round the evening off with 2 fingers of this; 
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daryl1968
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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 12:54:18
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jamesg1213
daryl1968
Watneys pale ale or a Party 7
Can I interest you in a pint of Whitbread Trophy?
Yes please and a babycham for the Mrs
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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 12:56:08
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daryl1968
Watneys pale ale or a Party 7
Can I interest you in a pint of Whitbread Trophy?
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jamesg1213
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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 12:56:14
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''Pint for the gentleman, glass of white wine or fruit based drink for the lady'' 
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jamesg1213
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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 12:57:51
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daryl1968
Watneys pale ale or a Party 7
Can I interest you in a pint of Whitbread Trophy?
No? Pint of Tankard? Drop of barley wine in it?
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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 12:57:57
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Bearing in mind Whitbread had 'Trophy' and 'Tankard', they should have at least been honest and called at least one of 'em 'Wooden Spoon'
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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 12:59:39
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See above.. I do remember Flowers Original as being a decent drop though...or do I?
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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 13:01:31
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Yes, and there was a decentish Flowers IPA. I remember Banks's used to do their own barley wine, called 'Old Ale'. Like feckin' rocket fuel it was. You only had to look at it and brain cells would start dying voluntarily
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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 13:28:21
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Here's the stuff - 'Imperial' Old Ale (9% ABV)... 
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jamesg1213
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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 13:33:29
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Lethal stuff. There was a trend back in my 'silly arse' years of quaffing your pint and topping it up with barley wine. 
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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 16:44:57
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So tonights tipple for me is.... 
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Re:Fancy a beer?
2012/05/18 18:48:44
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Crg
Any beer aficionados know anything about the presence of Fullers in the states?
Yes you can get Fullers in the USA. I doubt it will taste the same as what you had in UK though.
Yeah, you're probably right. I think the Fullers ESB would have to have been brewed locally and was only drinkable for a few days. It leaves a yeasty sediment at the bottom of the glass and I seriously doubt that it was pasteurized.
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