I man that drinks Carling can’t be choosy….

I man that drinks Carling can’t be choosy….

now now eye… let’s not be sooooooooo….. nick? you not choosy? hmmmm maybe i can help you…

ok eye.. how do i put a p icture in here????? HELP!!

now now eye… let’s not be sooooooooo….. nick? you not choosy? hmmmm maybe i can help you…

ok eye.. how do i put a p icture in here????? HELP!!

you upload a picture to the server and then link to it. Simple! Better still you upload it to the gallery, and link to the URL there.

you upload a picture to the server and then link to it. Simple! Better still you upload it to the gallery, and link to the URL there.

Nowt wrong with Carling, apart from being overpriced for what it is. Still. been drinking Stella more recently.

What does Kathy have up her sleeve me wonders.

Regards.

Nick

Nowt wrong with Carling, apart from being overpriced for what it is. Still. been drinking Stella more recently.

What does Kathy have up her sleeve me wonders.

Regards.

Nick

Nothing wrong with Carling, in that there’s nothing in it. I’m none to keen on paying for water…

I’m a real ale man when I can get it, and of not, I like something tasty. I’ve found a good wheat beer here called Blue Moon, which is brewed by Coors, which is suprosing, as most of there stuff is the usual bland megabrewery fizz piss

Nothing wrong with Carling, in that there’s nothing in it. I’m none to keen on paying for water…

I’m a real ale man when I can get it, and of not, I like something tasty. I’ve found a good wheat beer here called Blue Moon, which is brewed by Coors, which is suprosing, as most of there stuff is the usual bland megabrewery fizz piss

I have tried a wheat beer from Germany. Lidl sells it. Once you get past the first glass, it is quite nice. In fact, Lidl sells some pretty good beer/lager and it is much cheaper than the likes of Stella and even Carling.

I have tried a wheat beer from Germany. Lidl sells it. Once you get past the first glass, it is quite nice. In fact, Lidl sells some pretty good beer/lager and it is much cheaper than the likes of Stella and even Carling.

Yes I remember going to some of those cut-price supermarkets (lidl, aldi etc) and some of the beers weren’t bad. However, that’s not suprising becuase they were all imported. The UK might be excellent at producing real ales, but no-one in the UK, can proudce a decent world-class lager.

Yes I remember going to some of those cut-price supermarkets (lidl, aldi etc) and some of the beers weren’t bad. However, that’s not suprising becuase they were all imported. The UK might be excellent at producing real ales, but no-one in the UK, can proudce a decent world-class lager.

Nope they can’t. You just have to taste the difference between proper Belgian Stella and that brewed here to see how crap the stuff from UK breweries actually is.

Nope they can’t. You just have to taste the difference between proper Belgian Stella and that brewed here to see how crap the stuff from UK breweries actually is.

Yes Exactly. I remember the very first time I had a beer in Belguim. It was in a ferry terminal. I resigned myself to Stella, and wow! what a nice suprise. I rather enjoy many of the Belgian lagers – they are a different style to bitter of course, but they have taste and character. That is my gripe about English lager, no darn taste.

Yes Exactly. I remember the very first time I had a beer in Belguim. It was in a ferry terminal. I resigned myself to Stella, and wow! what a nice suprise. I rather enjoy many of the Belgian lagers – they are a different style to bitter of course, but they have taste and character. That is my gripe about English lager, no darn taste.

Where’s this piccie you mentioned then Kat?

Where’s this piccie you mentioned then Kat?