Off Topic The Burly Arms

At least I get a lot of stamps for my passport

Come abroad with me. Then you’ll have a new experience.

 

Morning

 

And that's a wrap

All done and now I can chill and enjoy the festivities

Peace y'all

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I'm sick of doing general things, got to do all the Christmas Day prep later then pub for a couple. Music quiz night later this evening.

 

Looking forward to 27th got 3 days after the outlaws go home to chill then Tenerife for NY.

 

Nice man. Something to look forward to

 

Sounds great. Never been away for NY. I imagine it’s very pricey?

 

No Tenerife is cheap enough as are all the Canaries.

 

By the time you’ve gone for dinner and a few drinks in London on NYE you might as well have a week in Tenerife. Few €1 San Miguels and fat birds from Wigan. Can’t beat it.

 

Tried some neck oil, why the fook is it served so cold, no idea how much it cost mind as I wasn't paying, dread to think.

 

Bout £7.50 a pint usually!!!

 

That makes sense now why they didn't tell me. I should have brought the glass home for that price.

£7.50 ffs.

I had a decent ale in Spoons earlier in the day, one of their more expensive ones and that was still less than £3. Quite nice as well, I can never remember the names.

 

Bit bored of the Beaverton stuff tbh, over hyped and silly expensive.

 

Northern Monk Petrol tank, my favourite beer atm.

 

£6.25 around our way, still mental money. Know what you mean about how cold they serve it now, never used to be like that. A few weeks ago our local spoons had a celebration, anniversary of it opening, had a local beer at £1.05 per pint, the price it was the day they opened.

 

It was ok for the first pint of it that I can remember, but way too cold. By that I don't mean I was cold, far from it, I only had a t shirt on, but just prevents you from necking it quickly. Absolutely agree over hyped and expensive if it costs that much.

 

Don't think I've ever tried that, I'm never oversure on these hazy beers I'm always expecting some citric taste which I generally try and avoid. I think I had some sort of Celeberation Ale in Spoons that was alright, slightly darker than I was expecting (which is good in my terminology), nice head (not too big) and no sediment floating about in it. About 4.7% if memory serves me correctly.

 

£4.50 for me but they don't have it often.

 

is that where the band were playing outside, that looked alright for what I could see of it outside.

 

Yeah that's my local.