That's a nice one, strong elements of sea salt, if I recall correctly.
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That's a nice one, strong elements of sea salt, if I recall correctly.
^^^^ That was a damn quick edit. Reminds me of my famous thread "FT/cleanup/byo" that disappeared today. :spam2:
our demented old rocker is just crusin for a bruisin : )
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Is he drunk? Cos them's fighting words...
A very nice glass of Gales mead later tonight
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Did you check out my profile? That is an actual nearly current picture of meself.Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
...on the way but hos did I offened?Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
...as it should be.Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
What's behind the curtain, your 7ft computer screen? :)
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cujo
Add some Maple syrup to it......It will taste so much better...:)Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
and not to peaty like Ardberg or Laphroaig. Peaty Single Malts can be a bit rough.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
I prefer Glenmorangie 18 year.
this was a little bit of a slog , but many bits of interesting info in it
Raw Spirit: In Search of the Perfect Dram by Iain Banks ? Reviews, Discussion, Bookclubs, Lists
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Raw Spirit: In Search of the Perfect Dram
A tour of Scottish distilleries explores the history, personality and mystery of the water of life.
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Hoegaarden and Old Overholt Rye whiskey. To pissed to bother with pics.
Gert's gone shopping with my sister so got to make my own breakfast.
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Wine is gay.
Red wine is very gay.
Port is Sydney Pride time...
Anyways, beer is gay too, so who's up for a good rogering?
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A few cans of this last night; far better than the terrible Thai version.
^Had a pint with my sushi at the Gateway Ekamai tasteless no alcohol content could have been Budweiser.:)
Fecking crap had to get back on the cider pretty damn quick water doesn't agree with me.
Been raining for 2 weeks now, nets down most nights or no power, so no TV show downloads. Climbing the walls bored, time for hard stuff, great selection, Loa Kow, blend 285 or Hong Thong, gut rot stuff at best, but dulls the senses while sitting in the dark listening to the rain.
God I hate the wet season, rain, little rubber so less money to get away.
I quite like the peaty ones, Laphroaig and Talisker are among my favorites.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPPR2and not to peaty like Ardberg or Laphroaig. Peaty Single Malts can be a bit rough.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
I prefer Glenmorangie 18 year.
Dzama Curvee Noire
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Rum infused with Vanilla and Coconut
You and Dilinger would make perfect drinking buddies...Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
Must've been the Thai brewed shite - don't drink that, You want the Yiponese version. Yiponese versions are always best. I will prove it:Quote:
Originally Posted by klong toey
Thai version:
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Yipoese version:
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That's not good - hope the rain stops soon!Quote:
Originally Posted by jamescollister
^ whats wrong with her right nipple?
^ breast implants?
Now for some Tequila without the worm
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^terrible. That stuff will make you vomit!
Nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by pseudolus
Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by wjblaney
Just to be really clear here:
Thai version:
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Yiponese version:
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& here's another nice beer:
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batty - this stuff is like single malt scotchQuote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
has that got a cock also ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
No cocks, no scotch just wholesome Yiponese.
Come on, right this way, please...
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Cannot fix the picture, apparently I don't have permission to do so anymore.
The terrible Thai version seems to be the best of god awful bunch available there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
^ all the Thai brewed beer seems to pretty much taste the same.
I think you drunk sir took the picture whilst laying on the floor blind drunk.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
That's why many prefer Beer Lao, if one can get it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
Use to be available everywhere in the fair land, until the Thai authorities put the clamps down on distribution - the popular market competition scared 'em.
Ouch. That would be brutal. I could live with the rain and the power out but go crazy with the Thai booze. :smileylaughing:Quote:
Originally Posted by jamescollister
I will say this is a "Daily Moan" and a "What are you drinking today" post. Nice Job on efficient posting JC with no power and limited internet
Readily available here in CM. Love the taste but the alcohol content is so high (6.5%) and the bottles so small that it's the only brew that can potentially leave me completely and utterly hung over the next day (think 10 bottles). So always must combine with other beers. Luckily, the Tops market has a good selection of imported German brews with an alcohol content between 5% and 5.5%.Quote:
Originally Posted by thaimemeThat's why many prefer Beer Lao, if one can get it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
Use to be available everywhere in the fair land, until the Thai authorities put the clamps down on distribution - the popular market competition scared 'em.
just add ice
The Beer Lao Dark version is 6.5% alcohol. The normal lager is just 5%. http://www.beerlao.la/bl/products/Quote:
Originally Posted by wjblaneyReadily available here in CM. Love the taste but the alcohol content is so high (6.5%) and the bottles so small that it's the only brew that can potentially leave me completely and utterly hung over the next day (think 10 bottles). So always must combine with other beers. Luckily, the Tops market has a good selection of imported German brews with an alcohol content between 5% and 5.5%.Quote:
Originally Posted by thaimemeThat's why many prefer Beer Lao, if one can get it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
Use to be available everywhere in the fair land, until the Thai authorities put the clamps down on distribution - the popular market competition scared 'em.
Getting increasingly scarce outside of Pattaya supermarkets locally..:confused:
Fortunately, lots of Vietnam-brewed Carlsberg available here in the meantime. Hurrah!!
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Originally Posted by Dillinger
Right. I just prefer the taste of German wheat beers but they are much more expensive. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by kmart
according to battys pic it looks like he just prefers the taste of germansQuote:
Originally Posted by wjblaney
^ that's Dil's bf, and he is English - 30 loads at one sitting!