Half & Half Scarves Help

[snorky]

Half n half (half bitter, half mild) was popular here in the Shire, paricularly in Bank's pubs.
I haven't seen anyone drinking snakebite for donkeys.

 

[brazilians hurt]

In his podcast “That Peter Crouch” they got BrewDog to develop Laout ( half lager half stout) they went for a chocolatey stout with a German pilsner lager which sounds decent but I haven’t tried it yet so unable to recommend

 

[Northerndave]

Wow, I’ve lived a very sheltered life. Half a mild or half a bitter when younger. Then a Bacardi and coke after I got married and now white wine spritzer or a Bailey’s or Cointreau. Not that I’ve had an alcoholic drink for 2 years! However today I am in N.Wales for a surprise birthday party for my soon to be 60 yr old son, so a white wine spritzer may be imbibed!! Might even make it two! ;-) :-)


I achieved a milestone yesterday….I drove from Eccles to Llandudno…. Not driven more than 15 miles from home since the beginning of my illness! Cheers. :-)

That's a small world EB, was in Llandudno myself Friday afternoon for a show at the theatre, stayed over and what a wonderful weekend for weather, cold, crisp and sunny.

 

[Eccles Blue]

That's a small world EB, was in Llandudno myself Friday afternoon for a show at the theatre, stayed over and what a wonderful weekend for weather, cold, crisp and sunny.

Wow, you didn’t happen to stay at the Gwesty Links Hotel did you?

It was a great weekend… just got back now. There was just the one slight problem ;-) I ended up having to have my photo taken with my son (obviously that was fine) and a life size cut out cardboard replica of Jurgen Klopp!!!!!!
This son is a big Liverpool supporter and his step-daughter had ordered this for him for the party!! :-) :-(

 

[prestonibbo_mcfc]

A pint of “mixed”. As far as I know, that was a purely northern phenomenon (may even have been purely Manc/Lancashire, for all I know). You never, ever saw it down south.
I used to enjoy a pint of mild. Until I was told it was absolute slops from the bottom of the barrel, or something like that. Then I just had to shut that knowledge out.

Down South used to be mainly light and bitter. Half of bitter and a bottle of light ale.

 

[Northerndave]

Wow, you didn’t happen to stay at the Gwesty Links Hotel did you?

It was a great weekend… just got back now. There was just the one slight problem ;-) I ended up having to have my photo taken with my son (obviously that was fine) and a life size cut out cardboard replica of Jurgen Klopp!!!!!!
This son is a big Liverpool supporter and his step-daughter had ordered this for him for the party!! :-) :-(

Nope, but we did drive by it on one of the roundabouts on the way in. Sorry to hear about having to pose with Klippety. hahaha

 

[Grassland Blue]

Drank both in my time. Also brown and bitter. Half a bitter and a bottle of brown ale. At Genevieve's where the drink was so cheap we'd drink pints of lager with a Pernod poured in. No idea why. I drank some disgusting shit in my time. Carlsberg special brew was another lol.

I went through a Gold Label phase once....

 

[Berts Neck]

Wow, you didn’t happen to stay at the Gwesty Links Hotel did you?

It was a great weekend… just got back now. There was just the one slight problem ;-) I ended up having to have my photo taken with my son (obviously that was fine) and a life size cut out cardboard replica of Jurgen Klopp!!!!!!
This son is a big Liverpool supporter and his step-daughter had ordered this for him for the party!! :-) :-(

My father said to me one day....

 

[Eccles Blue]

My father said to me one day....

I know, I know, I'm not sure where I went wrong with this son!! The other one and his daughters are keen City fans even though in Canada! :-)

 

[Blue Mist]

I know, I know, I'm not sure where I went wrong with this son!! The other one and his daughters are keen City fans even though in Canada! :-)

You banished the wrong ones.