What are you drinking?

[Guest alex]

The Armagnac Chez got me for Xmas is lovely btw

[maggiespaws 0]

A cup of Twinings Earl Grey

[ChezGiven 0]

It should have a wooded nose with notes of prunes apparently.

[AgentAxeman 178]

Ribena

[Tom 14011]

Becks - imported from Germany (

[farnie1993 0]

MY DADS WHISKEY !

[Meenzer 15552]

MY DADS WHISKEY !

 

That's the spirit. No pun intended.

[sammynb 3357]

It was Australia Day (invasion day) yesterday, so about 3/4s of a case of Hoegaarden.

 

Lots of water today

[AgentAxeman 178]

6 cans of carling. bad heed alert!!!

[Guest alex]

6 cans of carling. bad heed alert!!!

12 pisses through the night alert.

[Meenzer 15552]

6 cans of carling. bad heed alert!!!

12 pisses through the night alert.

Absence of discernible taste buds alert.

[Guest alex]

Carling seems to have a 'special' ingredient whereby you piss out about 3 pints for every 1 you drink. You could just drink that piss I suppose and save money whilst getting a similar taste experience. British beer at its most bland, which is saying something.

Edited January 27, 2010 by alex

[Meenzer 15552]

I don't know, "bland" implies "inoffensive" and that's the last thing I'd call the taste of Carling.

[AgentAxeman 178]

Carling seems to have a 'special' ingredient whereby you piss out about 3 pints for every 1 you drink. You could just drink that piss I suppose and save money whilst getting a similar taste experience. British beer at its most bland, which is saying something.

 

 

no bad heed, no pisses in the night, grotty mouth this morning.

 

 

It was all worth it!!!!!

 

 

[Guest alex]

I don't know, "bland" implies "inoffensive" and that's the last thing I'd call the taste of Carling.

Good point. Biggest selling lager in the UK as well I'd say, at a guess. Sums the country up iyam.

[Guest alex]

Carling seems to have a 'special' ingredient whereby you piss out about 3 pints for every 1 you drink. You could just drink that piss I suppose and save money whilst getting a similar taste experience. British beer at its most bland, which is saying something.

 

 

no bad heed, no pisses in the night, grotty mouth this morning.

 

 

It was all worth it!!!!!

 

 

Did it get you pissed though?

[Guest Stevie]

Carling seems to have a 'special' ingredient whereby you piss out about 3 pints for every 1 you drink. You could just drink that piss I suppose and save money whilst getting a similar taste experience. British beer at its most bland, which is saying something.

Carling is the worst lager I've ever had. To think at one time it was by far and away the main lager in pubs (mid 90s), and by far Britain's best selling beer. It got to the stage I was literally sick of it, I would throw up after a mouthful it was that awful.

[Guest alex]

Carling seems to have a 'special' ingredient whereby you piss out about 3 pints for every 1 you drink. You could just drink that piss I suppose and save money whilst getting a similar taste experience. British beer at its most bland, which is saying something.

Carling is the worst lager I've ever had. To think at one time it was by far and away the main lager in pubs (mid 90s), and by far Britain's best selling beer. It got to the stage I was literally sick of it, I would throw up after a mouthful it was that awful.

Aye, the draught stuff is even worse than the cans. I've noticed a bit of a seed change in pubs of late though with a lot more making an effort to sell more than just the generic crap. Probably because people have stopped going as much so they're having to up their game. I'd like to think so anyway.

[Park Life 71]

Carling seems to have a 'special' ingredient whereby you piss out about 3 pints for every 1 you drink. You could just drink that piss I suppose and save money whilst getting a similar taste experience. British beer at its most bland, which is saying something.

Carling is the worst lager I've ever had. To think at one time it was by far and away the main lager in pubs (mid 90s), and by far Britain's best selling beer. It got to the stage I was literally sick of it, I would throw up after a mouthful it was that awful.

Aye, the draught stuff is even worse than the cans. I've noticed a bit of a seed change in pubs of late though with a lot more making an effort to sell more than just the generic crap. Probably because people have stopped going as much so they're having to up their game. I'd like to think so anyway.

 

Lot of places do Star and Wheatbeers on tap now.

 

Strange experience on Sat at a Sam Smiths pub, they make all the alcohol, from the beer to the spirits...The wheat beer was nearly as good as anything in Germany.

[Guest alex]

I think in general London pubs have always been quality compared to a lot of the shite we've had to put up with in town. And Sam Smith's stuff is quality btw. Got stuck into that when I was down in York and seen it in a few other bars recently too.

[Guest Stevie]

Carling seems to have a 'special' ingredient whereby you piss out about 3 pints for every 1 you drink. You could just drink that piss I suppose and save money whilst getting a similar taste experience. British beer at its most bland, which is saying something.

Carling is the worst lager I've ever had. To think at one time it was by far and away the main lager in pubs (mid 90s), and by far Britain's best selling beer. It got to the stage I was literally sick of it, I would throw up after a mouthful it was that awful.

Aye, the draught stuff is even worse than the cans. I've noticed a bit of a seed change in pubs of late though with a lot more making an effort to sell more than just the generic crap. Probably because people have stopped going as much so they're having to up their game. I'd like to think so anyway.

Where I grew up when I was about 10-14, baring in mind I'm only 32, I can think of nine places you could get a pint within 10 minutes walk, no I think there's two in that area. People are changing, I find social club crack in particular, shite, same faces in the same seats they were in 20 years ago, peoples lifestyles are changing and going to the local isn't as high on the agenda.

 

Carling Premier to be fair was while not outstanding, significantly better than Carling though.

[Guest Stevie]

Carling seems to have a 'special' ingredient whereby you piss out about 3 pints for every 1 you drink. You could just drink that piss I suppose and save money whilst getting a similar taste experience. British beer at its most bland, which is saying something.

Carling is the worst lager I've ever had. To think at one time it was by far and away the main lager in pubs (mid 90s), and by far Britain's best selling beer. It got to the stage I was literally sick of it, I would throw up after a mouthful it was that awful.

Aye, the draught stuff is even worse than the cans. I've noticed a bit of a seed change in pubs of late though with a lot more making an effort to sell more than just the generic crap. Probably because people have stopped going as much so they're having to up their game. I'd like to think so anyway.

 

Lot of places do Star and Wheatbeers on tap now.

 

Strange experience on Sat at a Sam Smiths pub, they make all the alcohol, from the beer to the spirits...The wheat beer was nearly as good as anything in Germany.

Best pint I've had in the last 5 years was in a Sam Smith's pub in Central London.

[manc-mag 1]

Carling seems to have a 'special' ingredient whereby you piss out about 3 pints for every 1 you drink. You could just drink that piss I suppose and save money whilst getting a similar taste experience. British beer at its most bland, which is saying something.

Carling is the worst lager I've ever had. To think at one time it was by far and away the main lager in pubs (mid 90s), and by far Britain's best selling beer. It got to the stage I was literally sick of it, I would throw up after a mouthful it was that awful.

Aye, the draught stuff is even worse than the cans. I've noticed a bit of a seed change in pubs of late though with a lot more making an effort to sell more than just the generic crap. Probably because people have stopped going as much so they're having to up their game. I'd like to think so anyway.

 

Is that like a 'sea change' or have you been cleaning your budgie out?

[Albert Kirkey 0]

Carling isn't a great beer, but a big part of the problem of a crap pint is how many pubs don't bother doing their lines properly. Loads of places keep a terrible cellar, and it shows.

[Guest alex]

Carling seems to have a 'special' ingredient whereby you piss out about 3 pints for every 1 you drink. You could just drink that piss I suppose and save money whilst getting a similar taste experience. British beer at its most bland, which is saying something.

Carling is the worst lager I've ever had. To think at one time it was by far and away the main lager in pubs (mid 90s), and by far Britain's best selling beer. It got to the stage I was literally sick of it, I would throw up after a mouthful it was that awful.

Aye, the draught stuff is even worse than the cans. I've noticed a bit of a seed change in pubs of late though with a lot more making an effort to sell more than just the generic crap. Probably because people have stopped going as much so they're having to up their game. I'd like to think so anyway.

 

Is that like a 'sea change' or have you been cleaning your budgie out?

Aye ;)