Not as much as PhilW. :rolleyes:
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Not as much as PhilW. :rolleyes:
is that the same stuff as in thailand? have bought some at tops in chiang mai, but about 6.5 percent....Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurgen
Savanna dry cider
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Saw this in my local 7-11 and had to give it a go. Not bad, not good... just pleasant. Light brown in colour with a toasted rice note on the palate. Will I buy it again.... probably not.
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^ whats the strength?
The blue one is 5%
The red one 6.5%
Is that one 8%? :)
Nah.... still 5%Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
Kingfisher is good, Terror... I bought a dozen last week.. only 5% though.
Hard to find a really nice beer in NZ... there are so many, it's like trying to find a lady boy in a haystack...
My missus like Kahlua mixed with cock... oops coke... so that's what we've been drinking... actually coke zero - cause we are on a diet...
Someone should write you a note at 29 years of age, and fooking tell you it's so damn hard to lose fat after 30! I could eat anything in my 20's (no cocks!! don't even think it ye bastards)... and not gain weight...
Aging sucks balls... it's been a hard week.. go easy on me guys... plastered 160 m2 house and a 130 m2 unit (+ paint/tile for my subs)
Aging one sucks your balls???? But he's a bloke :gay:
Aging or the side effects?Quote:
Originally Posted by NZdick1983
Decoffinated coffee, with milk.
A side-effect of aging. All good.
Oolong tea, from up north
Kinda craving an icy cold beer and :439:
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One of these to kick off the day followed by a bottle (or two) of red while I'm doing the dinner.
Just went to the local Lotus and they have run out of all (semi) decent beers. Had the choice of 4 large Chang Classic or that blue Cheers stuff.
Got the Chang and half bottle of brandy to wash it down with.
Any chance the mods can ban my for 12hrs or so to protect the board from the drivel I will probably post after consuming them?:)
I will be back after the Changover has gone.
You dont like this thread?Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
What are you drinking... 17-04-2016 07:22 PM hallelujah Shut your fucking big mouth you old [at][at][at][at]
Maybe his name's Kenny?Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwillyYou dont like this thread?Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
What are you drinking... 17-04-2016 07:22 PM hallelujah Shut your fucking big mouth you old [at][at][at][at]
Kill Kenny?
I'll get me coat.
Drank this overated horse piss on the weekend,never again.
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:lmao: :fire: :biglaugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by bobo746
^^ your taste buds are fukked:)
Phuket lager beer. Not bad.
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found this one on sale in Jakarta. (at a hideous price)
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INFORMATION
Our Flagship Irish whiskey and our attempt to create the most interesting Blended Irish whiskey. This small batch bottling consists of hand selected casks which are given further maturation in ex-rum barrels imparting extra character and smooth flavour unique to Irish whiskey. By bottling at 46% with no chill filtration completes an Irish whiskey of true character.
TASTING NOTES
NOSE
An inviting nose where vanilla and spice dances with bright sweet notes of Rum.
TASTE
While being very approachable the influence of the rum cask and higher percentage alcohol creates a unique smooth, sweet, slightly woody marriage that sparkles on the tongue.
FINISH
Slightly moorish, sweet spice finish complimented by woody undertones.
yup, pretty darn nice.
55 I meant the side effects of aging, sucks balls... not AO.. he's alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by wjblaney
Noticed this in a local supermarket yesterday evening. Its now sat chilling in the fridge ready for tonight. Those flip top bottles are great for flavoured oils or salad dressings when you've finished the beer.
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I won't argue that.Quote:
Originally Posted by NZdick1983
Sounds like a perfect excuse.Quote:
Originally Posted by toslti
Malbec, its just a posh big bottle of Blackcurrant Breezer
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^ Was gonna slag it off because it looks like the wine has been chilled, but this is correct for a Malbec, even though it is a red.
How To Serve Malbec Properly | Don Miguel Gascón
La dee da.
It's a nice drink that Malbec, still too bloody dear in Thailand though
Did you buy the Thatchers Katy in Thailand, klong toey? (where/how much?)
Villa in Bangkok think it's 145 baht.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
cheers :)
Whens dinner then KT?
Is that one for you , one for me and one for Gert?:)
PRODUCTS - Cider in Thailand Importers & Distributors of Premium Ciders, Apple Honey Co., LtdQuote:
Originally Posted by klong toeyVilla in Bangkok think it's 145 baht.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
Give Selina a call from Apple Honey cider company in Pattaya - she's the importer and you can buy it direct from her by the case considerably cheaper. I think she might even send up to Bangkok as well. Lovely lady from brissle
If you are in Pattaya...
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Thats a pretty bloody good deal. I used to drive down to pattaya when I was in Bangkok once a month for bacon, sausages and Cider. Pays for itself each time in savings.
^Wheres good for the sausages and bacon then?
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All passable, besides the Belgian lemon (and strawberry) flavored Fairy liquid mixed with dishwater. :)
All over, mate. The deli's on the dark side have a very good stock of them, or there are a couple of butcher shops run by brits as well which are top draw. Even if you go to Yorkies you will save 40% on what you pay in the supermarket for their stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
Make a weekend of it, and with travel hotel and a LT each night and a couple of BJs, gut full of piss, if you buy enough cider and meat for a couple of months, it pays for itself.
Gert doesn't drink alcohol and i think we can all guess who the strawberry beer is for.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
Tonight will be a beer-filled evening, in defiance of my ever-growing belly.
This weekend in SH - the beer fest:
Shanghai International Beer Festival ÉϺ£Íâ̲ÀÏÂëÍ·¹ú¼ÊÆ¡¾Æ½Ú
A homage to all things beery.