Originally Posted by london calling
Happened to me once. I logged on to check out a pub I intended to visit that evening and it was the one on the main page; I've been beset with bad luck ever since; a coincidence? I think not.
I'll be in Brighton Weds, probably getting ver ver drunk pre-match, surprised a tkt to Hove is cheaper than Brighton, I don't see that online atm...
£19 to Brighton but only £12 to Hove from East Croydon as I get free travel to there.Couple of pubs in Hove I want to tick so cushty although think I am am going to Bromley tomorrow so a change of plans.
Last edited by london calling; 23-05-2023 at 20:07.
Otter Ales have invented a new category of beer and they are calling it Fresh Ale.It is brewed the same as a cask beer, filtered and gently carbonated then put into a keg.It lasts for two weeks rather than the 4 days for cask.New category?.Its fuck*NG keg.
Oh, ok, I don't see those prices, in fact looking now off peak rtn to Brighton is cheaper than Hove (£12.50 vs £16.50 with snr railcard). Not got time today but let us know your new ticks for next time. I will get to Hole in the Wall and Hope Poles today though, I think new to me...
You should enjoy those two Jim, particularly the H.I.T.W
"Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer."
-W.C.Fields
https://www.kentonline.co.uk/tenterd...aproom-287270/
Not far from us! McCanns is a sub brand of Angels and Demons. They'll be using the Old Dairy brew kit I'm reliably informed. Not sure if the whole A and D operation will be moving over.
"At that moment I would have given a kingdom, not for champagne or hock and soda, or hot coffee but for a glass of beer" Marquess Curzon of Kedlestone, Viceroy of India.
Isn't this just 'craft' keg by any other name? And no different from Fosters, just more expensive?
It has nothing to do with craft beer apart from trying to hitch a ride, straight keg more likely.
"Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer."
-W.C.Fields
Worse than that, they are clearly trying to cash in on the "Drink Cask Fresh" campaign (which I have yet to see any evidence of in a pub).
So how is stuff carbonated, chilled and served from a keg not keg beer? Quite amusing though that they use the descriptor 'fresh' and then explain it lasts longer!!
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