Last night I drank this wonderfully minimalist wheat beer:
And tonight I'm drinking this damn strong IPA from BrewDog:
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Damn strong? At 7.4% I'd just call it an average (American) IPA. 
I drank a few 8.5% brews last night and I'm now enjoying a 6-pack of Firestone Walker Union Jack IPA that's 7.5%.
White wine, again.
Baltika,nice cooking lager
Quote: keewik @ 25th July 2015, 12:08 AM BSTWhite wine, again.
Black people are horrif, happy now?
Back to Hobgoblin at a moderate 5.2%.
Nice session beer
Drinking a London Pride with a "best by" date of March 12th, 2015. I took a tour of the brewery on March 24th, 2014, so it's possible that our paths crossed 17 months ago. #dontselloldbeer#
EDIT: Just opened one of these. It's a locally brewed Berliner Weisse made with the fruit of the prickly pear cactus. Tart and tasty.
Third mug of coffee.
Awful pomegranate tea.
Whitstable Bay Pale Ale.
This afternoon I had a couple of pints of a Cloudy Cider. Not sure who brews it but it's really nice.
Quote: Chappers @ 27th September 2015, 9:40 PM BSTWhitstable Bay Pale Ale.
This afternoon I had a couple of pints of a Cloudy Cider. Not sure who brews it but it's really nice.
How's ya arse today
Wonderful thank you. You weren't invited though.
Incidentally having a cup of tea as I've got to pick my daughter up from the airport around midnight.
Ringwood Old Thumper @ 5.1%
The juice from a tin of mandarin oranges and the juice from the mandarin oranges themselves.
Quote: Chappers @ 27th September 2015, 9:40 PM BSTWhitstable Bay Pale Ale.
This afternoon I had a couple of pints of a Cloudy Cider. Not sure who brews it but it's really nice.
I like Whitstable raspberry wheat beer.