Refueler
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There's also the premis that if a drink is refreshing and thirst quenching - its not good business !!
Bit like putting salted titbits on the counter ...
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There's also the premis that if a drink is refreshing and thirst quenching - its not good business !!
Bit like putting salted titbits on the counter ...
Cariadco
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Philistine.....Alpha 1st or Mythos 2nd, followed by a top shelf of Southern or Tentura with ice
johnalison
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Fewer.
Herbs are just spices for wimps.
Frayed Knot
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Oooh, this is getting gritty now.
I hope your friends.
Bouba
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Correcting another man’s grammar is a new low....it’s what the wife is for
lustyd
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Technically he may have been talking about “long pork” recipes in which case “less people” would be correct.
Alex_Blackwood
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+1 for that. Because of meds. I have to watch my intake so tried some GZero the other day, excellent. Also tried Ghost Ship 0.5% and equally impressed. great in this weather.
Refueler
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I nactually carry both acohol beer and zero alcohol beer on board .... gone are the days of the crao Calibre beer that tasted nothing like beer ..
Bouba
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Are people talking about low alcohol beer...or....low calorie beer ?
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Another vote for Guinness Zero, for my taste it's the best alcohol free beer out there. Interestingly it's huge in Ireland, and has been very much appreciated there as a way of reducing alcohol intake without losing the comforts and habits of pub life. It's also been a bit hit in the Irish traditional music scene in the UK.
wonkywinch
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Once upon a time, most whiskys were blended. They used to use a combination of single malts to achieve their consistent brand's flavour. Then someone discovered you could attach snobbery to single malt and sell it at a high price. Then Diageo bought most of them.
Lagavulin on the boat.
Bouba
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I much prefer blended...always have. Black Label JW my favorite...although I can (could) drink most brands except Chivas Regal...too oily for me
Boathook
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Low alcohol. If it is low calorie as well it, is called water !
Alex_Blackwood
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lustyd
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I used to rather like Michelob Ultra, although it seems to have changed drastically (and doesn't seem available here anyway). It used to be quite high alcohol (~4+%) but quite low calorie and was a reasonable summer lager for watching the Tour with.
Refueler
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Oily ..... I like Irish Whiskey as well as the Glendronach .... but Irish Whiskeys leave me with an after-taste that lingers ..... I'm told its because of the Peat used ...
Davy_S
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Pete Marsh? The bog man. 
Bouba
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I’ll be honest…I used to drink a lot of Canadian whiskey and Tennessee…even Japanese …but I’m not sure I ever tried Irish
johnalison
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I was introduced to malts during a (working freebie) weekend at Gleneagles. Four of us went to the bar and chose different malts, with a bit of pre- Covid swapping. A second round brought my experience up to eight, and what struck me was the sheer variety, leading me to continue my researches ever since.
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Very few Irish whiskeys are peated, but I agree that there's a different flavour to them, not sure why - maybe just different practices in terms of brewing, distillation etc?