Now time for beer and possibly a salad (look I'm trying to be healthy)...
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won't the beer make the salad soggy??Originally posted by eek View PostNow time for beer and possibly a salad (look I'm trying to be healthy)...Comment
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Why double?Originally posted by barrydidit View PostI've got a 7% double IPA which is spectacular"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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I had 7 of my 5 a day tonight. It would have been 8, but ms#4 tells me the slice of lime in my G&T doesn't count.Comment
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Did you suck the lime? If so it counts.Originally posted by cojak View Post*wrestles thru thorny bush*
This looks very...err... new..."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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How big was the slice.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostI had 7 of my 5 a day tonight. It would have been 8, but ms#4 tells me the slice of lime in my G&T doesn't count.
I’m currently looking at the whisky selection in this hotel and the first question I have is which one of those is whiskys you could serve in the uk?
The second one is why on earth do they serve newkie brown on tapmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Double hopped as part of the brewing process. You might see it labelled as DIPA. Keep an eye peeled, in your neck of the woods I imagine Meantime do a version - it's closer to the original idea of shipping out high gravity ale to India which would stay fresh to survive the journey. The original intention being that it should be watered down on arrival. Brits being Brits, we discovered it tasted just fine as it was.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostWhy double?
As you're an OP girl, i'd also suggest looking out for Imperial Russian Stout, which takes a similar principal, coupled with a fair amount of showing off, and outputs some wonderful stuff.Comment
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