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Thread ID: 112522	2010-09-10 00:01:00	English Beer	KarameaDave (15222)	PC World Chat

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1135945	2010-09-17 23:18:00	Love to know what keg beer they had onboard English Royal Navy Frigate in Darwin port many moons ago. The CPOs kept saying it was so good you didnt get a hangover drinking it, like so totally mega wrong had a blinder the next day. Worse than a cider hangover.	prefect (6291)
1135946	2010-09-17 23:28:00	One thing I noticed when drinking ales in England, Scotland and Ireland was that I never suffered any after effects to head or stomach, unlike if I drink the gut rot from the big two breweries in NZ. I took two old mates to the Twisted Hop in ChaCha where they over indulged in the Twisted Ankle (sadly, I was designated driver so I was more restrained). No after problems with the mate who was staying with us either. Am I right or wrong about that? Is there something about those real ales that doesn't give a hangover or crook gut? Maybe I don't drink enough these days... It could be that simple. Some don't but a lot do. You find a lot of German beers don't give you a hangover something to do with the lack of chemicals in the brewing process. I have spent a lot of nights on the town in Germany when I was playing water polo in England	gary67 (56)
1135947	2010-09-18 04:20:00	Some don't but a lot do. You find a lot of German beers don't give you a hangover something to do with the lack of chemicals in the brewing process. I have spent a lot of nights on the town in Germany when I was playing water polo in England Yeah, the Germans have really strict rules - malt, hops and water, and that's your lot. Maybe that is what is going on with the NZ beers - bad additives.	John H (8)
1135948	2010-09-18 04:49:00	Yep - Reinheitsgebot: the best thing to ever happen to beer. en.m.wikipedia.org :pf1mobmini:	johcar (6283)
1135949	2010-09-19 22:10:00	Yeah, German obersturmbannführer beer must be better....not! Of course I'm in favour of no additives in my beer...but not a big fan of Germans.	KarameaDave (15222)
1135950	2010-09-24 07:26:00	Well, sorry about that outburst! :blush: Anyway, lately we have been staying with a friend near Windermere. A very beautiful area if you can get away from the other tourists! Luckily our friend lives at the end of a small road quite near Morecambe Bay. So a bit of peace and quiet for a change! I have been drinking Thwaites Lancaster Bomber lately, it is a nice smooth drop. Tried Jennings Sneck Lifter yesterday (who thinks up these names?) a dark almost Stout like beer with a fair punch (5.1%) Coniston Bluebird Bitter is also very good. Didn't find any good Beers in Scotland really. but I'm sure there must be some! I'm pleased to report though that they seem to be getting the hang of this Whisky-making business. :D	KarameaDave (15222)
1135951	2010-09-24 07:59:00	Good to hear your still making the most of the alcoholic advantages over there	gary67 (56)
1135952	2010-09-24 08:01:00	Well, sorry about that outburst! :blush: Anyway, lately we have been staying with a friend near Windermere. A very beautiful area if you can get away from the other tourists! Luckily our friend lives at the end of a small road quite near Morecambe Bay. So a bit of peace and quiet for a change! I have been drinking Thwaites Lancaster Bomber lately, it is a nice smooth drop. Tried Jennings Sneck Lifter yesterday (who thinks up these names?) a dark almost Stout like beer with a fair punch (5.1%) Coniston Bluebird Bitter is also very good. Didn't find any good Beers in Scotland really. but I'm sure there must be some! I'm pleased to report though that they seem to be getting the hang of this Whisky-making business. :D Apple wasn't stared till 1970?	Cicero (40)
1135953	2010-09-24 20:34:00	But I was started in 1959, Cicero!	KarameaDave (15222)
1135954	2010-09-24 20:36:00	But I was started in 1959, Cicero! And a good year it was!:D You should visit Hayfield in Derbyshire,they say you haven't lived until you have been there.	Cicero (40)
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