beer (punk, fan, irish, track, quote)

right-track · 11-01-2005, 01:24 PM

A similar thread to this has been done before, however I'm never one to let up on the opportunity to talk about one of my favourite subjects.

So at the risk of repeating myself;

Guinness.
Murphy's Stout.
Stella Artois a.k.a. "wife - beater" or "the beater of wives" (known locally as).
Red Stripe.
Boddingtons Bitter.
Old Tom. ‘Supreme Champion Winter Beer of Britain 2005'.
8.5% and to be treated with the upmost respect!

Fenixpunk · 11-01-2005, 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by right-track

A similar thread to this has been done before, however I'm never one to let up on the opportunity to talk about one of my favourite subjects.

So at the risk of repeating myself;

Guinness.
Murphy's Stout.
Stella Artois a.k.a. "wife - beater" or "the beater of wives" (known locally as).
Red Stripe.
Boddingtons Bitter.
Old Tom. ‘Supreme Champion Winter Beer of Britain 2005'.
8.5% and to be treated with the upmost respect!

ahh, Murphys Stout, forgot all about that tasty beverage. Im not a big fan of bitter beer, but i cant say ive had Boddingtons. Fosters Bitter was horrible, reminded me of day old leftover schlitz.

right-track · 11-01-2005, 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Fenixpunk

ahh, Murphys Stout, forgot all about that tasty beverage. Im not a big fan of bitter beer, but i cant say ive had Boddingtons. Fosters Bitter was horrible, reminded me of day old leftover schlitz.

Oh my GOD!!

As for Fosters bitter I'm not surprised you hated it.
The Aussies should stick to making Lager.

Sneer · 11-01-2005, 02:00 PM

tennants special brew from a brown paper bag down a dark alley on a piss-sodden matress. now that is a night out.

~~THE GOLDEN STRING~~ · 11-01-2005, 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by LedZepStu

tennants special brew from a brown paper bag down a dark alley on a piss-sodden matress. now that is a night out.

ahhh the fav past time !

davidMC1982 · 11-03-2005, 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by right-track

Oh my GOD!!

As for Fosters bitter I'm not surprised you hated it.
The Aussies should stick to making Lager.

And they don't make very nice lager either (at least, not the stuff they ship to us).

I like Guiness (especially on free Guiness night when you win a minicooler as well), Stella, some of the locally brewed beer, John Smiths for an easy pint. If I'm out all night I'll switch to J.D & Coke, this stops me getting a hangover. If I'm in the house with mates afer a night out we might get the absynth out.

Dave

right-track · 11-03-2005, 04:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by davidMC1982

And they don't make very nice lager either (at least, not the stuff they ship to us).

I like Guiness (especially on free Guiness night when you win a minicooler as well), Stella, some of the locally brewed beer, John Smiths for an easy pint. If I'm out all night I'll switch to J.D & Coke, this stops me getting a hangover. If I'm in the house with mates afer a night out we might get the absynth out.

Dave

We could easily be friends.

Except I would'nt ruin a good drink like J.D. by watering it down with Coke.

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11-01-2005, 01:24 PM	#1 (permalink)
right-track Atchin' Akai Join Date: May 2005 Location: Unamerica Posts: 8,769	A similar thread to this has been done before, however I'm never one to let up on the opportunity to talk about one of my favourite subjects. So at the risk of repeating myself; Guinness. Murphy's Stout. Stella Artois a.k.a. "wife - beater" or "the beater of wives" (known locally as). Red Stripe. Boddingtons Bitter. Old Tom. ‘Supreme Champion Winter Beer of Britain 2005'. 8.5% and to be treated with the upmost respect!