And now another DeBie Winter Bie.
I have to say, my stereo system sounds better from beer to beer. Apparently I’m breaking myself in.
Doctors wouldn’t agree, but maybe it would actually be more effective to just forget about upgrading the system and instead knock back a few little beers? 
My wife let me have one more beer — a St. Feuillien Cuvée de Noël — as long as I don’t talk anymore…
I can not recommend it. I like their Taddy Porter, but not this. I do not understand why the call it a Christmas beer. Absolutely no resemblance to the tastes of Christmas. It is an OK bitter pale ale.
I bought a box of these as the local shop has been assaulted by the locals for the new years Eve…..
And i believe i’ll have to stay up till late waiting for the nice crowd to stop firing their firecrackers as dogs can’t stand It…..
Cheers all! Have a good One!
My wife took me out for lunch today, as it’s my Birthday. We were going to go to the local cafe but it was closed. Luckily, The Havelock, Nairn, wasn’t closed and has better beer than the cafe - which has none!
The Titanic Plum Porter was superb.
Happy New Year, folks!
Ian
Found some of these in local coffee/wine/beer place in Woburn Sands! Maybe they’ll do one called Stay the Farke Up if we can manage to stay in the Premier League…! MOT
On at The Havelock, Nairn, this evening. Orkney Brewery’s, Bay of Caves, was a new one for me and superb on a cold, icy, Winter night.
Cheers,
Ian
The Bridge, Lichfield. I thought the Old Porter was a bit thin but Pig On The Wall was as good as ever.
As far as Fridays go, this was a good one. A few hours in the snowy hills followed by a couple of pints at The Havelock, Nairn, pulled by the lovely Becca. The Broadside was good, but the Bay of Caves, black IPA, once again, was the pick.
Cheers,
Ian
Milton Keynes, UK ?
Martin
