A gingery tortoiseshell cat with white bits outside a sliding glass door facing in and licking the glass. Not a solitary operational brain cell in her beautiful head
BRITISH WILDLIFE ON THE BANKNOTES. Submission #1
A gingery tortoiseshell cat with white bits outside a sliding glass door facing in and licking the glass. Not a solitary operational brain cell in her beautiful head
BRITISH WILDLIFE ON THE BANKNOTES. Submission #1
I think Pewter vessels were around in the early 1800, plus smoke fumes would have been more condensed?
I'm nothing if not predictable ๐
Just up the road from me ๐คฃ
Either side, and they would like you to park between them ;ยฌ)
But then, some of my major bugbears are people saying "barrel" when they mean "cask" or "firkin" ๐คฃ
I think we've been pinching terms left right and centre for a few years at least. Possibly a few hundred :ยฌD
Generally my view is, if people understand what you mean, then it's kinda okay.
Which in itself could lead to confusion :ยฌ/
We really are lacking in vocabulary for beer, especially compared to other alcoholic drinks. :ยฌ/
Part of the problem?
Obviously slacking if you're not the entirety of the problem ;ยฌ)
FYI Curior companies:
Left on a doorstep isn't delivered.
It's dumped.
Sort yourselves out.
...pick n choose.
So bringing it back to the orginal question, I think, should it be curated or should it be pick n choose, I see it as kinda both.
But I also don't think it should be *just* curated. That's just a way to shift beer that's sitting around.
...i don't eat out in restaurants much), where you pick a few dishes that you want to try.
I think, and again it's a personal thing, that offering a selection as a starting place is a good thing, because if people don't know what to try, it's a nice way to start. But, they should be available to...
...offered as a curated selection, and sometimes that works. Most times it doesn't.
But if we look at it as the tasting menu, you'd be unlikely to go to a restaurant and ask for the items on their tasting menu to be switched around. So it'd be more a a la carte (if I understand that correctly,...
In the UK it's illegal to sell beer in measures of less than 1/3 of an Imperial Pint, so here it has to be 1/3 measures.
I've had flights in several countries, at quite a few brewery taps/pubs, and they're kinda like tasting menus.
An introduction to the overall range.
In a few places, it's been...
Either Or, or Both.
It's a range of smaller samples so you can try more.
And of course that was followed by a bit of a pub crawl where we "missed" our train to stay for one more...
Been in Lincoln today to meet and chat with Small Beer about their ongoing support for Peterborough Beer Festival.
Was so lovely to meet folk so enthusiastic about the industry!
Shiiiiite
It's only Unreal 4, so not as bad ๐คฃ
Every single bit of this
I've been following this for a while, the main "guess" is for 25 years after the film, even further out on the edges.
It could work, and it should work.
So it'll likely get screwed up.
I don't want a reboot, I want Season 2.
'Ow Much! ๐คฃ
Sounds good to me! I like keg.
Ideally somewhere that does a nice mix of cask and keg.
I'm going to be in Lincoln tomorrow lunch/afternoon for a couple of pints.
Haven't been there drinking in a very long time, so where should I go?
I really need a newer computer :-/
One that doesn't die when I try to open up unreal engine at the same time as Blender would be nice.
The importance of pubs summed up.
Quietly, calmly and forensically, BBC just dismantled the Trump communications shitshow on Iran.
No hyperbole, just laying out an unprecedented military, diplomatic and reputational shambles.
Worth a watch.
(๐ฅ BBC News/BBC Verify)
Yeah, it's a good beer.
NEIPA isn't usually my go to style, I prefer "cleaner" beers, but I can appreciate well made beers.