coollino
Player Valuation: £80m
it's a pretzel lol
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Beer, revisited
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it's a pretzel lol
Mad as arseholes this place mate!
Still rolling beer filled wooden casks up from the depths, still semi self-service, really good Marzen on, and I'm hoping to try the bock.
Confirmed!!
coollino
Player Valuation: £80m
Ahahah yeah it's mental. My mum loved it and she doesn't even drink. A lot of pork too, I ate lot of pork knuckle
Missus went to Ljubljana on a work trip and brought me a can of Union back. I'm a bit disappointed tbf.
st.domingo
Player Valuation: £8m
So by the sounds of it beer used to be very, very different back in the middle ages.
Any home brewers ever had a crack at making a gruit?
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Any home brewers ever had a crack at making a gruit?
Planning to make a gruit
I am going to make a gruit. I plan to just order an extract kit from Northern brewer for a Scottish ale and just replace the hops. I was reading around and they sound pretty interesting. This is the recipe. INGREDIENTS Grain bill 13 pounds / 6 Kg english pale malt 4 pounds...
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Final update, so back to Munich for a night yesterday, we headed out for dins and a bottle of very strange German plonk, followed by a session in Wirtshaus Maximillian for a coupe of Helles:
And a lovely Augustiner dunkel:
This place was smashin, there was a Sunday league team having a social, really nice bunch and rhe regulars padlock their flaggons behind the bar:
We finished off the night in Schiller Brau, a microbrewery near the hotel that served an outstanding dunkel
A final Hofbrau in the airport and we bid Bavaria and Austria a fond farewell.
We will definitely be back.
And a lovely Augustiner dunkel:
This place was smashin, there was a Sunday league team having a social, really nice bunch and rhe regulars padlock their flaggons behind the bar:
We finished off the night in Schiller Brau, a microbrewery near the hotel that served an outstanding dunkel
A final Hofbrau in the airport and we bid Bavaria and Austria a fond farewell.
We will definitely be back.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Your liver must be a sturdy beast ! lol
Hahaha, this might tip you over the edge, this was the hotel bar in Salzburg:
Yes mate, you read that right.
Its basically paté at this point.
Rita_Poon
Player Valuation: £90m
Bout time we had some more fridge pics, could you explain the 505 readout in the fridge please or is it a very close somehow reflection? Nice fitted gaff as well, very plush. Go on, working week away? All on expenses? Dialed in again for next year already? come on, lets get das boot in...
Not a clue mate, some weird temperature read maybe?
Pure pleasure, the missus wanted to see a band and they'd sold out all over the UK, so we got tickets for Munich instead. Then it got canned twice due to covid, we built the trip around that.
Salzburg was a bonus, we were looking for stuff to do and realised how close it was, and neither of us had been to Austria so its another pin in the map.
That hotel was lovely but we got it for about 60 quid a night, I imagine its a lot more during ski season.
View from our room:
The flights were a hundred notes each and the Munich hotels were cheap as. Well recommended.
Rita_Poon
Player Valuation: £90m
Awesome, What was the band and how much was your drinks budget (ave ale cost please) and then food budget? Seems a top time to go, in between seasons with the gear up to Christmas. Top view that. Bet it helps when the rain holds off. Also, best meal there you had?