Now, that looks (and reads) as though it could well be absolutely amazing. Good luck with the release.
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Now, that looks (and reads) as though it could well be absolutely amazing. Good luck with the release.
@Mattlike: Obviously, I am whimpering with helpless envy at the first picture.
The labels on the sequin and fourth are unclear - perhaps it is the light, perhaps it is my ageing bespectacled eyes - but I cannot tell what they are - perhaps you could enlighten us?
Anyway, I hope you enjoyed sipping, savouring and swallowing them.
The labels on the sequin and fourth are unclear - perhaps it is the light, perhaps it is my ageing bespectacled eyes - but I cannot tell what they are - perhaps you could enlighten us?
Anyway, I hope you enjoyed sipping, savouring and swallowing them.
Not a problem! It’s named Rinse In Riffs by Monkish Brewing. The second was Verses & Scriptures, also by Monkish.
Great names, and thanks for satisfying my curiosity.
I hope the quality of the beers matched that of the names.
Which one, or which version?
There is the standard (draught) Guinness, and then, there are at least two versions of the legendary "Guinness Foreign Extra Stout" which I first came across - to my inexpressible delight - last year in Kenya.
This guy, not my picture though.
Do enjoy.
I have just poured out my second glass (a proper Belgian beer chalice) of the wonderful Curmudgeon's Better Half, from Founders.
Sneak peek. We tap our Imperial Stout on Friday. Too Of The World is one of our core brands.
Can't post a picture, but am currently sipping a glass of N'Ice Chuff, from the Brewery Achouffe (a Belgian brewery). This is their Yuletide special release - and do check out their labels; they are absolutely gorgeous.
It's still brewed in the UK, but no longer exported to the USA.
If I have to travel I want to have a beer where it's warm and sunny...
That explains it.
In any case, I'm in the British Isles, and I have seen Old Peculiar - granted, usually only in specialist beer places, but I can attest to the fact that it still appears on shelves.
