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DeuxGazoles · Posted 24 Dec 2011, 23:28 #421

I'm anxious to hear the response :-D

Oh this cider's doing the trick hic! very refreshing hic!

geesmith · Posted 25 Dec 2011, 00:23 #422

Nice tall pint and a half of Kwak. Oh look quatre Gazoles and deux Daves. . . that soon hit the eyeballs oh well feet up. woops, sorry Cat, I'll put me feet up elsewhere...

hic..

DeuxGazoles · Posted 25 Dec 2011, 00:43 #423

Ah look it's the Geesmiths what are you both doing here? :lol:

geesmith · Posted 25 Dec 2011, 00:47 #424

appallently we're getting a ticking off from wipikedia. I thought the (anon) mellow room suggestion might be helpful.. perhaps it was the bit about the cat.

hic
woops... it'll soak in..I'll pour the next one a bit more to one of my lefts..

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.From Kwakipedia..

Pauwel Kwak (Dutch pronunciation: [paÃŠÅ ÃŠÅ’l kwÃ‰â€˜k] or simply Kwak, is an amber, 8,4% abv Belgian beer blah blah blah in bottles and kegs.[1]
[edit] Glass

As with other Belgian beers, Kwak has a branded glass with its own distinctive shape. It tastes best in the Mellow Room with your feet up on the cat. The Kwak glass has attracted attention because it is a round-bottomed, hour-glass shaped glass that resembles a stirrup cup[2] or 'yard of ale', which is held upright in a wooden standÃ¢â‚¬â€rather like a piece of old scientific apparatus. The brewery claims blah blah blah in the 1980s.[4]
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References

^ blah blah blah
^ ISBN 9053730125

[edit] External links

The homepage of the Bosteels brewery

DeuxGazoles · Posted 25 Dec 2011, 01:00 #425

Well I dunno but thissss Gree Green Goblin's a luvvly drop o stuv hic!

geesmith · Posted 25 Dec 2011, 01:02 #426

Can you read this? I'd order one of these if the menu wasn't in writing..

http://www.thefatcat.co.uk/beermenu/beermenu.htm

DeuxGazoles · Posted 25 Dec 2011, 01:04 #427

Can't read that it's all words n stuff

geesmith · Posted 25 Dec 2011, 01:19 #428

Thas what I thought. I just looked at the pictures and my mate Mick's on the extreme right of one of em. I wish he'd stand still. Cor, what time is it when you get wobbly?

I'll put another log on..

DeuxGazoles · Posted 25 Dec 2011, 01:21 #429

Time to climb the wooden hill (carefully)

geesmith · Posted 25 Dec 2011, 01:27 #430

Will you be leaving the cat?

Have a good one mate.

DeuxGazoles · Posted 25 Dec 2011, 01:29 #431

Aye she's happy enough where she is...................night night & merry christmas :cheers:

PaulT · Posted 25 Dec 2011, 15:37 #432

Well, I am feeling nice and mellow - amazing what a walk along the sea front followed by three pints of Bass in the local hotel can do.

Best of luck for the New Year, expecially for those in danger of loosing their jobs or trying to find one.

Posted 27 Dec 2011, 19:29 #433

Enjoying a nice mellow evening so far

About to settle down and watch a moooovie. Already got me drink in hand

kandyman · Posted 31 Dec 2011, 19:10 #434

Just putting the champagne on ice,

It should be enough for us all to see in the new year as its a Veuve Clicquot Nebuchadnezzar Yellow Label Brut, it contains15 litres of champagne

See you all later.

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takestock · Posted 31 Dec 2011, 20:26 #435

I may join you in a while, no plans for this evening really, just a quiet night in.

kandyman · Posted 31 Dec 2011, 20:51 #436

takestock wrote:I, may join you in a while, no plans for this evening really, just a quiet night it

Best I get another bottle in then

geesmith · Posted 31 Dec 2011, 21:08 #437

Quiet night in here too... probably very quiet, the old eyelids are struggling already.

I'm hoping the pop of that Nebuchadnezzar will bring me round. Give us a nudge if I start snoring...

Posted 24 Mar 2012, 17:08 #438

Time to revisit the mellow department for the afternoon

Having worked a night shift and then had a productive day cleaning the car I'm now relaxing with a nice alcholfrolic drink. :cheers:

Technically it'll be my equivalent of elevenses but I'm going by the actual clock rather than working back from when I woke up

takestock · Posted 25 Mar 2012, 08:30 #439

Wha.. who was that, what time is it. Oh sugar, have I been here all night.........again..

Bernard · Posted 26 Mar 2012, 19:13 #440

Evenin' all.

After a particularly busy day, I think that I might give myself a real treat.

A decent Bordeaux perhaps.

Here's one, a St Emilion Premier Cru that I've been carefully nurturing for a few years. I do like a nice Claret. :-D

Draw the cork and pour a glass from a height to get some air into it.

Swirl it round the glass a bit to warm it a little and find my mouth watering at the prospect of enjoying a superb wine.

Admire the colour and take a swig...........AAAARGH, UUURGH..... spit it into the sink, it's corked and quite disgusting. :shock:

That's fouled up my visit to the Mellow thread.

When will the French finally admit that screwtops are more reliable? :hissyfit:

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