Though a vast difference in alcohol content - and how anything at 67% could qualify as 'beer', I just don't know.Originally Posted by Tris39
Though a vast difference in alcohol content - and how anything at 67% could qualify as 'beer', I just don't know.
Yes. I suspect that in reality this is a spirit which has been distilled from a beer. Raisons and spuds at this strength are called poitin.
Belushi's - a half of Neck Oil: £4.05.
There seem to be 8 Belushi's listed on PuG ,I have never seen as many consistently low scores awarded to any other chain of pubs. Pub hell indeed.
"Good people drink good beer" Hunter S Thompson
Belushi's - Pub Heaven for Alan Monks! I can't understand how they keep going; and to think they're 'international'.There seem to be 8 Belushi's listed on PuG ,I have never seen as many consistently low scores awarded to any other chain of pubs. Pub hell indeed.
Maybe it's the Cocktails & Shooters ?Belushi's - Pub Heaven for Alan Monks! I can't understand how they keep going; and to think they're 'international'.
"Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer."
-W.C.Fields
Checking out a few beer lists on untapped as I may go out tomorrow .First time for 64 days.Beerkat in Ealing has an 11.0 beer from Vault City which is £5 for 125 mm a size that I don't think is legal but works out north of £20 a pint.
No. They have inboard security to deal with that aspect.
Warwick Arms - a 330ml bottle of Punk IPA: £6.00.
The Queens Head last night.
Marble - Pint (£2.10, half)
Redemption - Trinity (£1.70, half)
Marble - Manchester (£4.00, pint)
Who says you can't get a pint in London for under a fiver?
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