Just got my Camra Members' Investment Club statement which reveals that we are the largest single shareholder in Black Sheep at around 7%. I wonder if it will ever get to the stage that we gain real influence over some of these companies.
Just got my Camra Members' Investment Club statement which reveals that we are the largest single shareholder in Black Sheep at around 7%. I wonder if it will ever get to the stage that we gain real influence over some of these companies.
Hot foot back from the Yorkshire Dales-in 8 days not one pint of Blacksheep bitter passed my lips. I do admit to drinking Riggwelter with pride and satisfaction. In this non scientific survey it appears that the ale situation there is definately improving.
Impossible! Either your sat nav guided you to the outer hebrides by mistake or you had a temporary bout of temperence disease.Originally Posted by Wittenden
I didn't say I hadn't seen it (or Theakston's Best...
Praise the Lord. Not before time. Your good news was tempered by the realisation that it's a year since we were staying in majestic Swaledale.
'And where he supped the past lived still. And where he sipped the glass brimmed full' John Barleycorn, Carol Ann Duffy.
Has anyone tried Black Sheep's Wooly Jumper Porter?-Leigh on the Good Stuff blog was complementary: I'd like to give it a go next time I'm in Gods Own County.
The way things are at the moment it will be weeks before you can dig your way out of the Garden of England!
I almost had to dig my way back in on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning having 'travelled' on Southeastern's new overnight sleeper service followed by easily the scariest coach journey I've ever had. Total time from Charing Cross - 9 hours!
Haven't tried it, but will certainly look out for it. My initial gut reaction was possibly a little thin at 4%?, although I'd be delighted to be proved wrong. I've been meaning to suggest The Good Stuff blog to the tracker column for ages. Always a good read.
Buy that man a beer!
'And where he supped the past lived still. And where he sipped the glass brimmed full' John Barleycorn, Carol Ann Duffy.
I failed to make it into London on Tuesday and today. Not sure what went wrong on Wednesday though. I'm not confident about tomorrow either. Did have a lovely walk around the local lakes this morning though before calling in at a few hostelries to ensure that the staff and management are safe and well. One has to do their community bit during such testing situations. One thing's for sure (to keep the thread subject tenuously to hand), a black sheep wouldn't get lost around here at the moment.
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