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Sky_Blue_Daz · Mar 14, 2020

I’m on the Rossini at the minute (Aldi version of peroni) a phoney peroni if you will.
£1:29 for a pint bottle

fellatio_Martinez · Mar 14, 2020

Sky_Blue_Daz said:
I’m on the Rossini at the minute (Aldi version of peroni) a phoney peroni if you will.
£1:29 for a pint bottle

Is it any good?

I'm about to crack open a Heineken.

Sky_Blue_Daz · Mar 14, 2020

fellatio_Martinez said:
Is it any good?

I'm about to crack open a Heineken.

I like it it’s a bit of a smoother taste to it then peroni

fernandopartridge · Mar 14, 2020

Sky_Blue_Daz said:
I’m on the Rossini at the minute (Aldi version of peroni) a phoney peroni if you will.
£1:29 for a pint bottle

It's decent that stuff.

I've got a can of some craft ipa left, will go out and get some more in a bit.

Tried spruce beer last night, beer made with buds from spruce trees, interesting...

fellatio_Martinez · Mar 14, 2020

fernandopartridge said:
Tried spruce beer last night, beer made with buds from spruce trees, interesting...

Is it anything like normal beer?

I was into craft beers a few years back but I eventually got a bit tired of the overly hopped taste and now I'm back to the pilsner type beers or wheat beers if I'm in the mood.

fernandopartridge · Mar 14, 2020

fellatio_Martinez said:
Is it anything like normal beer?

I was into craft beers a few years back but I eventually got a bit tired of the overly hopped taste and now I'm back to the pilsner type beers or wheat beers if I'm in the mood.

Yeah it was a pale ish ale, had ginger and lemon peel too. Pretty refreshing, not overly hopped either

clint van damme · Mar 14, 2020

On the Stella and considering hitting the top shelf. I've had a trying day

fellatio_Martinez · Mar 14, 2020

clint van damme said:
On the Stella and considering hitting the top shelf. I've had a trying day

Go for it. I'm pretty sure alcohol kills viruses so it's basically medicine.

wingy · Mar 15, 2020

fernandopartridge said:
It's decent that stuff.

I've got a can of some craft ipa left, will go out and get some more in a bit.

Tried spruce beer last night, beer made with buds from spruce trees, interesting...

Don't drink me I'm like turpentine
Make you go blind burn your insides
If I don't know me then I don't know you
Can't figure out what I'm sposed to do
I ain't running away from my mind this time.

fellatio_Martinez · Mar 15, 2020

wingy said:
Don't drink me I'm like turpentine
Make you go blind burn your insides
If I don't know me then I don't know you
Can't figure out what I'm sposed to do
I ain't running away from my mind this time.

Deleted member 5849 · Mar 15, 2020

fellatio_Martinez said:
Is it anything like normal beer?

I was into craft beers a few years back but I eventually got a bit tired of the overly hopped taste and now I'm back to the pilsner type beers or wheat beers if I'm in the mood.

Am not a fan of hoppy either. Since I went on holiday here a couple of years ago, I order a crate of this now and again.

fernandopartridge · Mar 15, 2020

I like lager as well tbf, big bottles of Super Bock are £1.69 in B&M

Sky_Blue_Daz · Mar 15, 2020

My mum and dad are both 80 I phoned them earlier to see if they needed any bits and bobs picking up . She said “ yes please 2 bottles of wine and 8 cans of bitter for your dad”

SkyBlueDom26 · Mar 16, 2020

I'm liking Coors light atm, find it much nicer than Carling

Sick Boy · Mar 16, 2020

SkyBlueDom26 said:
I'm liking Coors light atm, find it much nicer than Carling

Hahahaha!

SkyBlueDom26 · Mar 16, 2020

Sick Boy said:
Hahahaha!

Are you not a fan? Carling is way to heavy

Sick Boy · Mar 16, 2020

SkyBlueDom26 said:
Are you not a fan? Carling is way to heavy

Both are shite!
The £1 pints of Carling at Monday Club at Wetherspoons back in the day used to go down well though.

CovInEssex · Mar 16, 2020

Always keep a few Rhinebachers (Aldi) in the fridge. Good drop.

SkyBlueDom26 · Mar 16, 2020

Sick Boy said:
Both are shite!
The £1 pints of Carling at Monday Club at Wetherspoons back in the day used to go down well though.

Sounds good haha!

I think Coors is nice because its smooth to drink, can easily sink 5+ without feeling bloated like drinking carling

Sick Boy · Mar 16, 2020

SkyBlueDom26 said:
Sounds good haha!

I think Coors is nice because its smooth to drink, can easily sink 5+ without feeling bloated like drinking carling

My favourites over here are Ichnusa Non Filtrata (unfiltered) from Sardinia and Messina Sale (beer with sea salt) from Sicily. I am surprised that these 2 haven't entered the UK market, they would make a killing.

Both way better than Moretti and Peroni/Nastro Azzurro, saying that I stocked up on a few 660ml bottles of Nastro Azzurro earlier for 0.75c each.

Sky_Blue_Daz · Mar 16, 2020

Seen some cans of calling premier In booze busters the other day , used to love that on draught

clint van damme · Mar 16, 2020

My sky blue lager has arrived. Not going to try it until at least the weekend. Anyone tried it yet?

Sky_Blue_Daz · Mar 17, 2020

I’ve had a couple of glasses of wine whilst listening to my Ronnie Drew and Christy Moore playlists
Cheers

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