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Beer O'clock

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Michelin starred chef on how to cook sausages.

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/whats-on/food-drink-news/michelin-starred-chef-reveals-how-23565474?int_source=amp_continue_reading&int_medium=amp&int_campaign=continue_reading_button#amp-readmore-target
 
On a day like today.. there is only one way to kick it off


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Bewtiful.
 
DJack said:
Ych y fi. :shock:
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The much maligned shandy had somewhat of a revival a few years ago, I've always been a fan in the warmer weather, low alcohol and sweet but not overly sweet compared to some of these mutant cider-sugar beverages knocking about.
 
It's always nice to chill out with something light like a 3.8% to ease into the weekend. I've been there, trying to maintain that balance between having a good time and still making sense when my better half gets home, lol. So I'm a bit more of a wine guy myself lately, but you can never go wrong with a cold one. Last week I managed to grab some pretty awesome wines from this place I found when I was looking for vape products online. Yeah, I know, bit of a weird mix, but it's like a treasure trove. They got some really smooth reds that go down like a dream. Might be worth checking out if you fancy switching it up every now and then.
 
jeniferden said:
It's always nice to chill out with something light like a 3.8% to ease into the weekend. I've been there, trying to maintain that balance between having a good time and still making sense when my better half gets home, lol. So I'm a bit more of a wine guy myself lately, but you can never go wrong with a cold one. Last week I managed to grab some pretty awesome wines from this place I found when I was looking for vape products online. Yeah, I know, bit of a weird mix, but it's like a treasure trove. They got some really smooth reds that go down like a dream. Might be worth checking out if you fancy switching it up every now and then.
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Feck off.
 
I use Perfect Draft [Beer Hawk] for 6ltr kegs, but not bought any for a while, but saw that they've got kegs of Camden Pale Ale in stock so I ordered a keg, its chilling in my fridge ready to try this weekend, looking forward to sampling it as well, I did buy a keg of Adnams Ghost Ship with it as well to keep the Camden's company :lol:
 
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