yeh only thing i drink now, and i dont drink much.These bad boys with lime and soda are perfect on Summer days
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yeh only thing i drink now, and i dont drink much.These bad boys with lime and soda are perfect on Summer days
Does it come with a side of eye fillet .. .We also have a butcher glass size here in Adelaide
yeh only thing i drink now, and i dont drink much.
I have never ordered one but I recall some old blokes ordering them.A “Glass” is actually called a “Pony” in WA to make it more confusing ( or was , I don’t think anyone has used that term for about 40 years )
Edit : Phantom13 still drinks Pony’s with the old diggers
One afternoon I drank with the old diggers .A “Glass” is actually called a “Pony” in WA to make it more confusing ( or was , I don’t think anyone has used that term for about 40 years )
Edit : Phantom13 still drinks Pony’s with the old diggers
Something for my outdoor space ....View attachment 2130250
This is where its at. Home bar/keg fridge with gas and kegs included.
Quite a few pubs do and at one stage there was a few pubs that were trying to charge pint prices but only serving schoonersI don't understand why WA doesn’t have Schooners
Fosters is big in the UK.I used to drink middies in WA but after getting used to drinking pints in the UK they were like drinking shooters when I returned.
The first time I drank a schooner was when I went to Sydney, I asked the bartender for a middie who had no idea what that was.
Never had a Fosters in my lifeFosters is big in the UK.
I'm unsure if it sells well here.
Foster flop.Never had a Fosters in my life
Pints in the UK make no sense warm beer lovers.Pots make sense in the warmer climates so the beer can’t get too warm before you finish it.
Pints in the colder states where it doesn’t make a difference.
Christ on a bike what the **** is that gonna be calledSome English pubs are trialling a 2/3 of a pint at the moment.
A pinChrist on a bike what the **** is that gonna be called
A 66erChrist on a bike what the **** is that gonna be called
Fosters is big in the UK.
I'm unsure if it sells well here.
Pots make sense in the warmer climates so the beer can’t get too warm before you finish it.
Pints in the colder states where it doesn’t make a difference.
Pint not warm after 45 minutes? Is your local in Antarctica?If you don't drink at a snails pace then pints don't get warm. I've never been a quick drinker (usually 30-45 minutes to drink a pint) and never suffered from it getting warm.