Reply to: How does £1.39 per pint sound?

[EternalOptimist]

what annoys me. every blooming day its oil this and oil that.

the Iranians are closing the straights of hormuz - oil is at seventy nine dollars a barrel.

how much is fosters a barrel ? that what i call news

[eek]

That can only come from a poster that knows neither the man nor his Farmfoods value brew reputation.

FTFM

[MarillionFan]

That can only come from a poster that knows neither the man nor his Foster reputation.

ftfy

[eek]

I think calling him a man is stretching it a bit.

I think Suity3-472 confirm that he is a man if we ignore rumours of milkmen....

I actually think he is a man with a plan b. Unfortunately the government cut backs will stop his plan b at £26k a year regardless of the 400 children he has to support.

[sasguru]

That can only come from a poster that knows neither the man nor his Stella reputation.

I think calling him a man is stretching it a bit.

[bless 'em all]

That can only come from a poster that knows neither the man nor his Stella reputation.

[eek]

SUITYONE I NEED YOUR INPUT.

That can only come from a poster that knows neither the man nor his Stella reputation.

[shaunbhoy]

SUITYONE I NEED YOUR INPUT.

Now there's an expression he is singularly unfamiliar with.

[bless 'em all]

Hey, it's not all about price. There's enjoyment to be had from brewing your own beer, wine making, baking bread and so on.

I used to brew beer by the gallon in a pressure vessel so had it on draught, one on tap one brewing. Wine on the go at the same time producing about a dozen bottles per run (best drunk young).

Bread I make and freeze but give most of it to friends.

Home brewed beer can be better than commercial by a long way, the wine is drinkable and the bread is second to none and could be a plan B should I be arsed.

All very true, bread baked at home is better than the junk from the supermarket. The Mrs makes bread, cakes and in the past few years I've made enough jam to keep us in .... jam ... all year round.

I've not tried brewing beer. So I need to know how long this suityone plugged beer will keep in the polything?

SUITYONE I NEED YOUR INPUT.

[Mr.Whippy]

36 Pints on order, will report back

No doubt the first report will be about how you had to rush home from ClientCo with a dose of the screaming tulips...

[Cliphead]

Hey, it's not all about price. There's enjoyment to be had from brewing your own beer, wine making, baking bread and so on.

I used to brew beer by the gallon in a pressure vessel so had it on draught, one on tap one brewing. Wine on the go at the same time producing about a dozen bottles per run (best drunk young).

Bread I make and freeze but give most of it to friends.

Home brewed beer can be better than commercial by a long way, the wine is drinkable and the bread is second to none and could be a plan B should I be arsed.

[MarillionFan]

Profligate arse

HTH

So Suityou is skint again. Have you been scavenging in the bins at Tescos again. You make RichardCranium look successful.

[MarillionFan]

Of course you only drink the finest champagne. And eat swans wings.

Peasant. Only golden swans at my house.

[suityou01]

Worryingly all money saving posts make posters sound like a sad permie trying to make ends meeting having not had a pay rise in the past six years.

Either that or a contractor who spends a lot of time keeping the bench warm.

More sensibly can we have a review once you've drunk it as the price does look plausible when compared to the 4 for £5 Tesco does every so often.

Profligate arse

HTH

[DimPrawn]

How does 40p a litre sound?

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