It's just about Beer O'Clock, and thoughts are turning to one or two of these: A German Weizen bier. Sadly, it may not be what I end up with, but as the song sort of says, if you can't drink the one you love ...
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Now my heart is longing for De Post and any one of their delightful brews, with a nice Belgian sausage and mash to go with it. The perfect sundowner. Damn you PC! Damn you for this unreasonable torture! :-)
Hells bells Ruth, you're such a square all the time! Take some time out from mentoring Mothers-in-law for a change and pull back on a tin of Canterbury Draft why don'tcha?
just about Beer O'Clock, and thoughts are turning to one or two of these: A German Weizen bier. Sadly, it may not be what I end up with, but as the song sort of says, if you can't drink the one you love ...
6 comments:
Now my heart is longing for De Post and any one of their delightful brews, with a nice Belgian sausage and mash to go with it. The perfect sundowner. Damn you PC! Damn you for this unreasonable torture! :-)
What we end up with is seldom what we want, so stop complaining.
Hells bells Ruth, you're such a square all the time! Take some time out from mentoring Mothers-in-law for a change and pull back on a tin of Canterbury Draft why don'tcha?
I keep trying Rick - but he won't invite me ;-) It is Peter who is the 'square' - such a quaint term. I think he is scared of me.
In NZ? Probably $5 a bottle or so I'm afraid. And it needs to be much warmer.
Wheat beer needs to be cold. and served with morw wheat beer!After a bit, the slice of lemon doesn't matter much!
Viva da Loaded Hog!
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