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18-12-10, 12:22 PM
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Re: The First No-Ale (I mean, Nowell)
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Port, bloody disgusting stuff. Lisa loves it so I found out the other night when she managed to drink three quarters of a bottle of the stuff. |
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18-12-10, 02:23 PM
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Re: The First No-Ale (I mean, Nowell)
Yeah was in tears by the time Pete came home, wasn't in the mood.
Will have another go tonight! I love midnight port, so smooth and goes down well glug glug! Bought a large bottle of Vintage Dows for xmas half price in Sainsburys, but I don't think it'll last til xmas once its opened 
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18-12-10, 02:34 PM
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Re: The First No-Ale (I mean, Nowell)
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you have to visit us if you like port 
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18-12-10, 02:43 PM
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Re: The First No-Ale (I mean, Nowell)
Pint of tennants all the way!
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18-12-10, 02:48 PM
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If bottled ale from my local 4 breweries wasn't soo expensive, I'd have the loft full, the bedroom full, the spare bedroom full and the father car full. Failing that Stella here aswel, on case has been chilling 6 weeks so will be gourgeous 
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18-12-10, 02:53 PM
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Re: The First No-Ale (I mean, Nowell)
Its actually Super T its known as here, but al let you off!
A select few pubs in Glasgow have Super T on draught and Buckfast on draft... Thankfully I have not found these places yet! |
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18-12-10, 03:00 PM
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Re: The First No-Ale (I mean, Nowell)
Well as the Soho Massive Christmas party is cancelled due to the snow, I've opened the Sauvignon and put the Cava on to chill.
Getting snowed in could be interesting. Think I'll ice the Christmas cake before I open the Cava, then I'll settle in for the Strictly final |
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18-12-10, 03:11 PM
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18-12-10, 04:22 PM
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Re: The First No-Ale (I mean, Nowell)
Hennessey daaliing! Failing that, a wee Grouse whiskey or a nice Ozzy red.
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