BEER

by **Metal Iain** on Sat Mar 25, 2006 1:16 pm

zykloned wrote:Recently, it's just been pitchers of redbull and vodka.

for shame.

I dunno how you can drink Red Bull in large quantities - it makes me want to spew even when it's not got Vodka in it!

by **James** on Sat Mar 25, 2006 1:44 pm

I recounted, I have more like 42 :cry:

disappointing

by **cletus** on Sat Mar 25, 2006 1:51 pm

Johnny Tightlips wrote:
For taste...Harviestoun (Bitter & Twisted rules)

Mmmmm..one of my favourites. Ales and bitters for me. If I drank lager I'd probably go ahead and move back to America.

by **Johnny Tightlips** on Sat Mar 25, 2006 1:52 pm

James wrote:I recounted, I have more like 42 disappointing

MORE DRINKING THEN!!

by **keith_amok** on Sat Mar 25, 2006 4:23 pm

miller is my poison. i find i drink it really fast. John Smiths is gid as well. I used to be into the ales a while back hobgoblin, Spitfire and bishops finger being my favs

by **Metal Iain** on Sat Mar 25, 2006 5:18 pm

keith_amok wrote:miller is my poison. i find i drink it really fast.

About 4 pints an hour when you get going?

:shock:

by **the_no_mac** on Sat Mar 25, 2006 5:39 pm

Metal Iain wrote:
keith_amok wrote:miller is my poison. i find i drink it really fast.

About 4 pints an hour when you get going?

hahaha aye the pace of the boy's drinking is impressive although i had the shittest pint of miller yesterday at the cathouse. Tasted like pish. I'm still happy with the taste of Britain in a good can of Carling

by **amok** on Sat Mar 25, 2006 5:43 pm

the_no_mac wrote:
Metal Iain wrote:
keith_amok wrote:miller is my poison. i find i drink it really fast.

About 4 pints an hour when you get going?

hahaha aye the pace of the boy's drinking is impressive although i had the shittest pint of miller yesterday at the cathouse. Tasted like pish. I'm still happy with the taste of Britain in a good can of Carling

man the cathouse is enough to sour any pint haha

by **Goremonger** on Sat Mar 25, 2006 8:57 pm

mine choices are Jim Beam. Red Stripe, Newcy, goliath fosters because our pubs are shite

by **luke nukem** on Sat Mar 25, 2006 9:02 pm

When I'm in Scotland - McEwans 80
When I'm in Ireland - Guinness or Harp

and any sort of scotish or irish whiskey, none of that burbon shite

by **amok** on Sat Mar 25, 2006 11:04 pm

luke nukem wrote:When I'm in Scotland - McEwans 80
When I'm in Ireland - Guinness or Harp

and any sort of scotish or irish whiskey, none of that burbon shite

man, McEwan is actually my fav beer ever, tho you dont get it in many pubs, i only have that when im getting drunk in the highlands lol

by **MartinC** on Sat Mar 25, 2006 11:38 pm

My guitarist got me into Old Speckled Hen last year, you can't really beat it - the creamiest ale I've ever tasted. Apart from that I usually drink John Smiths or Pedigree, I've gone off lager.

by **Shugmaster** on Sun Mar 26, 2006 12:02 am

amok wrote:
luke nukem wrote:When I'm in Scotland - McEwans 80
When I'm in Ireland - Guinness or Harp

and any sort of scotish or irish whiskey, none of that burbon shite

man, McEwan is actually my fav beer ever, tho you dont get it in many pubs, i only have that when im getting drunk in the highlands lol

What the fuck are you on about!!! You can easily get McEwan's 80 or Tennent's Velvet (a better, smoother version of 80) in Midlothian!!!

by **James** on Sun Mar 26, 2006 1:52 am

MartinC wrote:My guitarist got me into Old Speckled Hen last year, you can't really beat it - the creamiest ale I've ever tasted. Apart from that I usually drink John Smiths or Pedigree, I've gone off lager.

yeah, a nice brew indeed.

However, the last time I had it in CAN form it was terrible. Me and my friend (warsaint on the forum) bought some beers before we went to see Maiden at Leeds last year, and some Speckled Hen cans were amongst our loot.

It was just awful, don't know why it was just disgusting, nothing like it is from a bottle. Maybe we got a bad batch or something, or maybe cans just ruin it!

by **Atom** on Sun Mar 26, 2006 1:55 am

I think cans are shit. I still drink em every day but nothing beats a good old frosty pint glass from ye olde pub. Or a bottle of something.