Yeah, my Kids nick mine too.

A couple of Neck Oils in a wood near home for 1st overnighter of the year.

I prefer traditional stout and porters to the "flavoured" varieties but currently enjoying a gallon or two of Badger's Master Stoat - The smell is glorious and the taste not far behind - It reminds me of a Thornton's coffee chocolate.

Oh, and yesterday I had one or two draught Guerilla stouts from Blue Monkey - Best stout I've ever had in a pub.

Haven't a clue, but the Black Lion in Leighton Buzzard just introduced me to the local delicacy that is...pickled egg squished up in a bag of cheese and onion crisps...

So wrong...but ooohhh: soooo right

I blame the dog: he kept dragging us into pubs...it's taken 5 hours to walk 2 miles .

MuddyPete wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 9:03 pm pickled egg squished up in a bag of cheese and onion crisps...

And I thought it was impossible to create farts worse than those from a dog..............

That sounds like my kind of dog

Not enough cider apparently....

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cz5d6mj5gp8o

hot summery day, so what better than a nice, er, warming Crimbo beer. Er.

Sorry for this.
Currently sat baking in the sun supping ice cold Coors.

I know it is watery pish.... but it is very refreshing when the weather is nice.

ton wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 4:52 pm supping ice cold Coors.

No need to apologise - keeps Mart in a job!

A perfect evening in. A pint and a book.

Will probably break out the yuzu sake in a bit.

RIP wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 7:53 pm A perfect evening in. A pint and a book.

Which pub is next on the list to visit then Reg?

Unfortunately the book is rather out of date - it even says Corris Slater's Arms is "unspoilt" .

RIP wrote: ↑Sat May 18, 2024 8:31 am Unfortunately the book is rather out of date - it even says Corris Slater's Arms is "unspoilt" .

O dear

Earl grey, beautifully served, at the Walnut Cafe in Llangynidr, wish I could show you a photo.

See Today's Ride.

Walnut Whip eh. Interesting. Did you lose yourself in it? But 12... blimey.

Never not optimising ABV:pack size

Concentrated - fair enough. You could Trailshot 440ml of streamwater into it then you'd have a 'normal' drink .

Made the mistake of popping in to Eyam village shop on holiday. Very nice indeed. Even though I must admit I can't taste the rat flavouring.

I know this is (probably) more of an alcohol type thread (for which I almost got in trouble the other day by telling a client that I can't offer him an alcohol beverage due to personal reasons) but I found a lovely drink.

Usually get spots on my tongue with many dilute type drinks. But the 50/50 from Asda of High Juice White Grape and Peach, seems to be spot on for me. Got myself a second bottle and regularly been using on my rides for fuel/hydration.

redefined_cycles wrote: ↑Wed Jun 12, 2024 5:42 pm I know this is (probably) more of an alcohol type thread

Nah, everything's fair game. Even banana milkshake .

then I'm in the right place. Been 'taking' milk mixed with protein powder for a few days now. Apparently my cycle computers been telling me I'm burning 2000 calories or more per ride. So been trying to get it whacked back in.

Just had a box of Dark ales & Stouts arrive from the Harbwr Brewery in Tenby

https://harbwr.wales/product/la-nossa-signora/ 5.0% ABV Milk Chocolate Orange Stout
https://harbwr.wales/product/rfa-sir-galahad-2/ 4.6% ABV Ruby Red Ale
https://harbwr.wales/product/trawlers-dread/ 5.4% ABV Seaweed Black IPA

We ordered 3 boxes.... apparently 2 got damaged in the warehouse .... yeah right! try not labelling them with Harbwr Brewery tape maybe!
The other 2 will apparently come tomorrow ... and they're 'hers', some grapefruit Waterwitch ale she really liked...

Last night, this.


Oof. So good. Bonus, my camping mug still had a trace of the taste this morning, which made my coffee that little bit extra.
Slept like a baby, too.