Crikey, it's nearly time for the Redditch Winter Ales Festival again. That's come around quickly.
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I think the festival poster may be overstating it a little by referring to it as "thrilling" though.Originally posted by voodooflux View PostCrikey, it's nearly time for the Redditch Winter Ales Festival again. That's come around quickly.Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?Comment
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Provisional Beer List
Bath Ales (Warmley, Bristol): Barnstormer 4.5%
Bewdley (Bewdley, Worcestershire): Senior School 4.1%
Birds (Bromsgrove, Worcestershire): Ashborough Gold 4.5%
Cairngorm (Aviemore, Scotland): Wild Cat 5.1%
Cannon Royall (Uphampton, Worcestershire): Dark Edge 3.7%
Cannon Royall (Uphampton, Worcestershire): King’s Shilling 3.8%
Castle Rock (Nottingham, Nottinghamshire): Screech Owl 5.5%
Church End (Nuneaton, Warwickshire): Pews Porter 4.5%
Dark Star (Haywards Heath, West Sussex): Old Chestnut 4%
Derby (Derby, Derbyshire): Hop til you Drop 3.9%
Enville (Kinver, Staffordshire): Ginger Beer 4.6%
Hambleton (Melmerby, North Yorkshire): Stallion 4.2%
Hammerpot (Poling, West Sussex): Meteor 3.8%
Highgate (Walsall, West Midlands): Old Ale 5.3%
Kelham Island (Sheffield, South Yorkshire): Easy Rider 4.3%
Kelham Island (Sheffield, South Yorkshire): Pale Rider 5.2%
Kinver (Kinver, Staffordshire): Constellation 700 7%
Moorhouses (Burnley, Lancashire): Black Cat 3.4%
O'Hanlon (Whimple, Devon): Firefly 3.7%
Olde Swan (Netherton, West Midlands): Black Widow 6.7%
Thornbridge (Bakewell, Derbyshire): St Petersburg Stout 7.7%
Titanic (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire): Wreckage 7.2%
Warwickshire (Leamington Spa, Warwickshire): Churchyard Bob 4.9%
Warwickshire (Leamington Spa, Warwickshire): Winters T'Ale 4.3%
Weatheroak (Studley, Warwickshire): Studley Bitter 4.2%
Weatheroak Hill (Weatheroak, Worcestershire): Radford Ale 4.7%
Windsor Castle (Lye, West Midlands): Mudrat 4.7%
Windsor Castle (Lye, West Midlands): White Lye 4%Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?Comment
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Hmmm, nothing on there from PurityOriginally posted by voodooflux View PostProvisional Beer List
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I seem to have endured a persistent, lingering cold for most of the winterOriginally posted by FiveTimes View Postmorning all
Third day with this blasted cold
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Morning all.

Chilly what?
Train on time.
Moon looked most impressive.
Sun is coming up like a bright red thing.
Amazing.Comment
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Half the flu tubes in the lab have gone on strike over the break.
Flicker flicker.
flicker flicker.
flicker flicker.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaargh!Comment
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