PuG Reviews - Appreciation Thread

[Strongers]

Watch out for women wearing "comfortable shoes" here. I still can't work out of this is meant to be a positive or a negative.

It's from Good Morning Vietnam I think.... refering to lesbians.

[sheffield hatter]

It's from Good Morning Vietnam I think.... refering to lesbians.

Thanks for filling in the gap in my cultural knowledge. I'm still not sure whether it's meant to be a positive or a negative...

[sheffield hatter]

Good grief! Real Ale Ray's been making friends with a dog in Sheffield and it's followed him all the way to Worcester.

[Farway]

Good grief! Real Ale Ray's been making friends with a dog in Sheffield and it's followed him all the way to Worcester.

One has to worry when even the pub dog recognises you

[Soup Dragon]

One has to worry when even the pub dog recognises you

I can't get that advert out of my mind - F-R-I-E-N-D-S, does Ray need them? Yes

[sheffield hatter]

Al 10000 has been to some pretty crap pubs in his time, so it's nice when he finds that a beer called Well Nice was "well nice"! Makes up for some of those halves of John Smiths Smooth Crap that did exactly what it said on the tin.

[sheffield hatter]

One of Peter Rydings' more eccentric reviews here. It looks like there's been some sort of keyboard accident, perhaps prompted by the thought of Steph's behind. Am I right in thinking that "you can not stop for one" means "it's so nice here you just have to stop for another"? And is Walter Tully Soldier Footballer really a beer? Walter Tull appears to be real enough, but I can't find any reference to a beer named after him from a Northants brewery. Perhaps a better Googliser than me can help.

[Pubsignman]

One of Peter Rydings' more eccentric reviews here. It looks like there's been some sort of keyboard accident, perhaps prompted by the thought of Steph's behind. Am I right in thinking that "you can not stop for one" means "it's so nice here you just have to stop for another"? And is Walter Tully Soldier Footballer really a beer? Walter Tull appears to be real enough, but I can't find any reference to a beer named after him from a Northants brewery. Perhaps a better Googliser than me can help.

It sounds like this one - http://greatoakleybrewery.co.uk/2013...s/walter-tull/

[Bucking Fastard]

It sounds like this one - http://greatoakleybrewery.co.uk/2013...s/walter-tull/

That's quite an interesting back story for the name of this beer.

[Thuck Phat]

Not a bad brewery either and I'm all for a beer named after a Cobblers player.