Found out I’m mildly allergic/intolerant to Hawkstones lager the other day. Quite liked it but guess it’s saved me a few pennies.
Beer, revisited
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I think it’s a wheat beer so I can only assume that? Twice I’ve had it now, two pints in it’s a tight chest, can hardly breath, must go home angle.
Picked these up in Costco a week ago lovely stuff tbh.
Didnt know they done a wheat beer ( my fave of all beers ).
But give this one a try nice crisp & clean lager .
I think it’s maybe spa lager that has it in? They also do an IPA which is nice, and a stout which is apparently good.
Have to try them
Dont think their distribution has took off yet.
1st time ive seen it here since Anglesey last summer.
Anyways give the other a try ...really nice.
If it the wheat beer I'le be up and sort it for youOkay but it’s on you if I’m in agony again!
Last of of these beauties
Til nxt week
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
I see no potential problems with this at all. 
I see no potential problems with this at all.
They did the same and longer for Euro 1996 and it went surprisingly well.
A lot of " regular " pubs, like my local just used it as an excuse to stay open a bit longer than they normally did if the pub was busy and then anyone who wanted to watch the footy, got off to a pub / bar that they knew had it on.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Transport will be a problem.
Not with Ubers it won’t, they’ll price gouge it to death !
Two weekend pours, both very nice.
Sullivan's Black Marble Stout (Nitro). Was very nice and smooth. I suspect I may upset some Irish here, but I guess this is what Guiness is supposed to taste like (although maybe this has less bite than a Guiness, it was almost like a milk stout). I know you can get a Guiness Nitro here in the States, but it's been a minute since I've had a one. *Was my first time drinking a Sullivan's, have never seen this before.
La Trappe Quad. I'm a sucker for anything Belgian, especially if it tastes nice and is less than $5 a bottle, and this ticked both of those boxes for me. I've had this before and I'm sure I'll have it again.
Also, I apparently need to clean that appliance. No idea what that stain is, but it's bugging me more in these pictures than IRL.
Sullivan's Black Marble Stout (Nitro). Was very nice and smooth. I suspect I may upset some Irish here, but I guess this is what Guiness is supposed to taste like (although maybe this has less bite than a Guiness, it was almost like a milk stout). I know you can get a Guiness Nitro here in the States, but it's been a minute since I've had a one. *Was my first time drinking a Sullivan's, have never seen this before.
La Trappe Quad. I'm a sucker for anything Belgian, especially if it tastes nice and is less than $5 a bottle, and this ticked both of those boxes for me. I've had this before and I'm sure I'll have it again.
Also, I apparently need to clean that appliance. No idea what that stain is, but it's bugging me more in these pictures than IRL.
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
For those who drink foreign gubbins.