Off Topic The Burly Arms

English beer is **** mate. And to be fair I've never had Tartan or McEwans on tap.

Most of the best beers though are European on draught. They knock spots off of the other ****e out there.

 

What 6 or 7 years ago!

Liar liar pants on fire.

Just keep digging mate. It's funny as fùck.

 

Believe wtf you like, I couldn’t give a ****.

Btw, they’re both still ****e. Try Fyne ale, that’s not bad...

 

Whos the better footballer boys? Craig gordon or Joe hart?

 

Tbh I dont drink beer.

I'll have two pints at the most and then go onto vodka.

Although I do enjoy a hawf and a hawf as we alchy Scots like to call it.

 

Yeah mate, we worked that out when you said McEwans was a decent drop

 

Joe Gordon

 

Well it was 6 or 7 years ago.

 

What's a half and half....is that what used to be known as a bitter and mild?

 

Half McEwans half Vodka mate

 

Used to buy McEwans in red cans from the NAAFI, I used to think it was ok but we are talking 20 years ago.

@A.L.D.O 4.1 was there McEwans in blue cans aswell, sure I remember that?

 

Fook off! No way surely?

 

Hoyed together after 14 cans of cheap piss

 

Mate these people eat Sheep intestines. Nothing is too gross for them.

 

British beer, ale at least, is brilliant. Far from ****e.

Including some Scottish stuff, last time I was up there had a good few pints of local ale, think it was Skye brewery as one was called Black Cuillin I think.

Lager, on the other hand, is ****e brewed in Britain. Which is why the likes of Kestrel don't exist anymore, because we're no good at it.

The Spanish and French lagers though, top drawer. And Moretti.

 

the red cans were mcewans export, the blue ones were the lager.

 

Yeah, was using the term Beer (incorrectly) to describe Lager.

I'm a big fan of a cold, dry and crisp lager. There are some good ales out there, and I know they are best served ambient from the cask, but they aren't really my go to.

 

If they were any good or not I cannot remember but there was always loads of the stuff.