Black Country Beer

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Jimmy
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Re: Black Country Beer

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Jimmy wrote:I don't drink bitter, its too warm, I only drink lager, as cold as you can get it


I like lager that is lower than cellar temperature,

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Re: Black Country Beer

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peterd wrote:
Northern Lass wrote:
cid wrote:Sedgley Beacons Ruby Mild


Just been there!
Wolvie had the yellow coloured one
Bob had the dark one ....tried that ...very very nice :grin:

wot a great pub!!



and you had a bottle of the clear coloured one :roll:



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Re: Black Country Beer

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MarkCDodd wrote:Putting my Aussie hat on for a minute....

Warm Beer? Rather have my fingernails pulled out with a pair of plyers!


Let me get them from the garage :P
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Re: Black Country Beer

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At least dropping a case of beer doesn't ruin your day...this was in the paper this morning.

It was certainly an expensive drop - more than $1 million worth of shiraz wine has gone down the drain after it was dropped by a malfunctioning forklift.

The 462 cases of 2010 Mollydooker Velvet Glove shiraz - at $185 a bottle - fell more than 6m to the ground as it was being loaded for export from Adelaide to the US.

The drop was so forceful, the bottles punched through the top of the cartons. Winemaker Sparky Marquis said the accident had cost him a third of his annual production.

"We just couldn't believe it," Mr Marquis said.

"This wine is our pride and joy, so to see it accidentally destroyed, and not consumed, has left us all a bit numb."

Mr Marquis now is working with insurance agencies to help recoup the losses.
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Re: Black Country Beer

Post by snoopysue »

I'm not a beer fan, so on the very odd occasion I drink it it has to be ice cold - I agree with SRD, who can't taste it as much then!

In the dim and distant past, when I first started doing a bit of genealogy I remember asking my great uncle what religion his father was, expecting him to reply C of E, instead as quick as anything he replied "M&B"!
I must admit I had to have that one explained!!
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