CAMRA - Any members???

[woody67]

I'm not! Just wondered what fellow forumites like as a usual tipple! I once (many moons ago, enjoyed a bitter called Timothy Taylors) but sadly and rarely, now stick to ............Magners

My "local" stuff i.e Jennings, is over rated IMHO - apart from Snecklifter that is! :wink:

Cheers - literally.

Mark

 

[motownmartin]

I used to love real ale but it didn't love me, 5 pints and i'd be calling for me mates on the big white telephone, Bill, Hughie and Bert :lol:

Did have a nice pint not so long ago, Bathams I think it was called, it was at Kidderminster Station, end of line for the Severn Valley Railway, I liked it so much I wanted to stay and catch the last train back but the Mrs would have none of it

 

[Mike.C]

Due to the tablets I am on (and will be for the foreseeable future) I am unable to drink, but when I used too, my tipple was Carlsberg special brew, lovely stuff. :lol:

Cheers

Mike

 

[motownmartin]

Due to the tablets I am on (and will be for the foreseeable future) I am unable to drink, but when I used too my tipple was Carlsberg special brew, lovely stuff. :lol:

Cheers

Mike

Tis nice but not Real Ale :roll:

 

[Mike.C]

Yes mate I just worked out the title I'll get my coat and crawl out under the door Oh sh-t don't you just hate making a prat of yourself.
I cannot even delete it now.
Cheers

Mike

 

[Slim]

Ooo yeah, I love real ale and I am in the right part of the country for the best brews.

I think my favourite is Samuel Smith's from Tadcaster. The brewery was run in competition to the better known John Smith's. John was Samuel's cousin. Although John Smith's is now huge, Samuel Smith's is still made in the same small brewery. They make real ale and it tastes beautiful.

Just a short drive into the Yorkshire dales there are some fantastic little village pubs which serve equaly fantastic ales. One of the better known ales from this neck of the woods is Black Sheep which is also very nice.

=P~ Mmmm... I'm off to the shop. =P~

 

[Woodmagnet]

Yes mate I just worked out the title I'll get my coat and crawl out under the door Oh sh-t don't you just hate making a prat of yourself.
I cannot even delete it now.
Cheers

Mike

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[motownmartin]

Yes mate I just worked out the title I'll get my coat and crawl out under the door Oh sh-t don't you just hate making a prat of yourself.
I cannot even delete it now.
Cheers

Mike

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Mike, I think you're brill :lol: :lol: :lol:

Kevin, where are you getting these crazy Emoticons from :lol: :lol:

 

[Mike.C]

Oh thanks very much Kevin, rub it in why don't you :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

By the way, where did you get the emoticons? Is there one of a prat? :lol:

Cheers

Mike

 

[Mike.C]

Martin,

kevin wrote:
Mike.C wrote:
Yes mate I just worked out the title I'll get my coat and crawl out under the door Oh sh-t don't you just hate making a prat of yourself.
I cannot even delete it now.
Cheers

Mike




Mike, I think you're brill

Kevin, where are you getting these crazy Emoticons from
_________________
Martin

Why not jump on the bandwagon Martin :lol:

Cheers

Mike

 

[Slim]

Due to the tablets I am on (and will be for the foreseeable future) I am unable to drink, but when I used too, my tipple was Carlsberg special brew, lovely stuff.

CARLSBERG! I said after spraying a mouthful of Theakstons Old Peculier over the dog. CARLSBERG!

Typical football supporter :lol: . Now if you supported a real mans game like rugby, you would drink a real mans drink. :wink:

 

[Mike.C]

Simon,

Mike.C wrote:
Due to the tablets I am on (and will be for the foreseeable future) I am unable to drink, but when I used too, my tipple was Carlsberg special brew, lovely stuff.


CARLSBERG! I said after spraying a mouthful of Theakstons Old Peculier over the dog. CARLSBERG!

Typical football supporter . Now if you supported a real mans game like rugby, you would drink a real mans drink.

Simon whats this jump on a ******** night :lol:

As it happens I do like rugby too :lol:

Sorry Mark for high jacking your thread I will shut up now

Cheers

Mike

 

[Gill]

My hubby's a member of CAMRA. His favourites are Bateman's XXXB and Fuller's ESB, and Spitfire. (He's just looked over my shoulder and told me not to forget to mention Old Speckled Hen :-s ) .

Fortunately, these are not local brews. If they were, I'd never see him sober.

Gill

 

[dedee]

I can't go on reading this thread anymore.

There is no such thing as real ale in France.

Being a Kentish man, or is it a man of Kent, it would have to be Bishop's Finger or Spitfire for me.

Andy

 

[motownmartin]

My hubby's a member of CAMRA. His favourites are Bateman's XXXB and Fuller's ESB, and Spitfire. (He's just looked over my shoulder and told me not to forget to mention Old Speckled Hen :-s ) .

Fortunately, these are not local brews. If they were, I'd never see him sober.

Gill

Spitfire and Old speckled Hen I am Familiar with, Bateman's and Fullers I know i've had but probably too drunk to pass fair comment, Everards is the big Leicester Brewery and not a bad pint and it's only 1/2 Mile down the Road, A better pint could be had at a Hoskin's pub which is Leicesters oldest Brew (I think)

 

[Woodmagnet]

Martin,Mike for emoticoms

Mike for prat i can give you

:lol:

 

[woody67]

You can taste it...............but can you see it!? :wink:

 

[woody67]

B****r - wrong one! Too many Ziders methinks!

 

[ByronBlack]

Hobgoblin for me.

Carlsberg??? Typical Arsenil fan

 

[Smudger]

I've pretty much stopped drinking, but in pubs I go for Light & Bitter (taste of my yoof) and at home bottles of Fuller's London Pride. In fact I think I might have one now, been a long week.