I seem to be drinking more ciders nowadays though, mainly Kopparberg (Swedish Pear Cider)... Lovely stuff, it has a slight floral taste to it, and goes down lovely chilled on a hot summers day. Only thing is its quite expensive :-(
For the last year or so, I've been in love with Crabbies alcoholic ginger beer. I've tried a few different ones, but this one is the only one I've tried so far that has that proper ginger beer "raspiness". Lush! :smile:
Is this about the cheap beer that looks like 1664, but is spelled differently, or is this about the cheap beer actually secretly being the same stuff and not a cheap knock off.
Is this anything to do with beer? The title and OP was so obscure I guess I just needed to ask for my own curiousity?
For the last year or so, I've been in love with Crabbies alcoholic ginger beer. I've tried a few different ones, but this one is the only one I've tried so far that has that proper ginger beer "raspiness". Lush! :smile:
Yup, can agree with you on that one Greencard. I bought a bottle to try a few months ago, just out of curiosity... and very nice it is too :)
He probably meant freezer, I've just taken a big can of Fosters Premium out after an hour of it being in there.
Freezing cold beer.....lovely (of course Fosters Premium needs to be freezing otherwise it tastes like the can).
Oh, ok ... duuuuh ... as in he was chilling it because he perhaps got them at room-temperature at the store ... and not because he has this crazy urge to have the tins explode.
Oh, ok ... duuuuh ... as in he was chilling it because he perhaps got them at room-temperature at the store ... and not because he has this crazy urge to have the tins explode.
I's slo, I is.
I've never had a can explode before if I've forgotten about it, but I have had the tops pop off bottles before :D
I've never had a can explode before if I've forgotten about it, but I have had the tops pop off bottles before :D
Yeah, that's about as bad as I've had happen.
But I have heard terrible tales of lost limbs and debris kitchen galore due to explodered tins in freezer (the previous statement is overly dramatized and more than likely not to be quite true, if at all)
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just kidding :lol:
I seem to be drinking more ciders nowadays though, mainly Kopparberg (Swedish Pear Cider)... Lovely stuff, it has a slight floral taste to it, and goes down lovely chilled on a hot summers day. Only thing is its quite expensive :-(
For the last year or so, I've been in love with Crabbies alcoholic ginger beer. I've tried a few different ones, but this one is the only one I've tried so far that has that proper ginger beer "raspiness". Lush! :smile:
Is this anything to do with beer? The title and OP was so obscure I guess I just needed to ask for my own curiousity?
speaking of which there is a new drink out by the people who make stella..
called
CIDRE
what, ain't they got spell check :)
http://www.metro.co.uk/news/854465-stella-artois-set-to-launch-stella-cidre-in-uk
I think it's quite new as I only saw it the other day, and well that mis-spelling would have made me chuckle earlier.
It was his 1664th post, which may explain things.
Yup, can agree with you on that one Greencard. I bought a bottle to try a few months ago, just out of curiosity... and very nice it is too :)
No probs with a drop of the old wife-beater though.
Freezer(?!?!?!?) ... or fridge?
He probably meant freezer, I've just taken a big can of Fosters Premium out after an hour of it being in there.
Freezing cold beer.....lovely (of course Fosters Premium needs to be freezing otherwise it tastes like the can).
Oh, ok ... duuuuh ... as in he was chilling it because he perhaps got them at room-temperature at the store ... and not because he has this crazy urge to have the tins explode.
I's slo, I is.
I've never had a can explode before if I've forgotten about it, but I have had the tops pop off bottles before :D
Yeah, that's about as bad as I've had happen.
But I have heard terrible tales of lost limbs and debris kitchen galore due to explodered tins in freezer (the previous statement is overly dramatized and more than likely not to be quite true, if at all)