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When are you going to taste the beers that you havent tasted yet

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Post by Oliver »

Homebrews?

A confession: I've actually tasted most of the ones that say "not yet tasted", but have been too lazy (or drunk) to write any tasting notes about them.

I will make it my duty to post some tasting notes over the next few weeks for all the beers I have tasted but have no notes of.

In fact, I will taste all of my beers (whether I've previously done notes or not) and post notes, starting with the oldest and finishing with the newest.

Deal?

Oliver
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Post by Dogger Dan »

Just don't hurt yourself on our account
:wink:
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Do you need a help with the tasting? :D :wink:
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If you're going to be in Melbourne :D

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Curses. Distance strikes again.
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Post by Dogger Dan »

Should try saying that from where I am standing :x

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Post by grabman »

yep, I suppose being in WA is almost as bad as being in Canada!!!
(they do say WA stand for 'wait awhile")

Oliver you could always post to dogger and I!!
Some people say I have a drinking Problem....
I drink, I get drunk, I fall over....
What's the problem?


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Post by Oliver »

GM,

My wife is from WA, and my brother-in-law lives just around the corner from the Paddington, in Joondana (sp?).

So the prospects of me being (a) being in Perth; (b) near the Paddington; and (c) thirsty are not entirely out of the question.

I'll let you all know next time I'm heading over west.

Of course, there won't be any of my homebrews to be had, but I'm sure you can find a few cold ones for me to sample.

Cheers,

Oliver
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Post by grabman »

Always welcome Oliver!

and of course a few homebrews can be found!!!
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Post by Dogger Dan »

Ok,

So that doesn't help out the Cannuk much :x :wink: . By the way, we are behind you lot in all sorts of ways, like time to, it is still yesterday here. :wink:

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Dogger,

I'm sure there's enough brew for you as well :!:

The airfare would just be a bit higher is all :lol:
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Post by Dogger Dan »

I am not sure I am keen on heading into tomorrow before I am done with today.

CURSES SANDFORD FLEMMING

Good Canadian Lad that he was (15 degrees equals the distance across 1 time zone folks)

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Post by beermeister »

Oliver,

Staggering distance from the Paddo must be great for a beer lover on holiday. If you come in a few months my espresso stout may even be ready.

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Post by Oliver »

Sounds good. I'll keep you posted.

Cheers,

Oliver
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Post by Gav »

Cheers Beerlovers, my first post,

Yours is yet another happy tale of beer bringing people together

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Post by Dogger Dan »

Gav

Welcome to the club, we even have jackets :wink:

Sorry Oliver, thats your job isn't it
:lol:

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Post by Gav »

Thanks Dogger,

Tell me, in Lucan where I understand it rarely reaches 0 degrees (32 F) at this time of year, how does one keep a brew at the right temp? Is your heater on all day and night?

Oliver, what does the jackets look like?

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Post by Dogger Dan »

Gav,

Yes it gets cold, yes the furnace runs 24/7 so it keeps your beer Ok, Lagers better in the winter and actually, we don't really have any jackets, I was just pulling your leg :lol: :wink:


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Post by Oliver »

Hey, we could have jackets (not that we need them in Melbourne today, with the mercury tipped to get to 35C (close to 100F in the "old" money)).

What would we have on them?

I've thought about doing bumper stickers before with the web address on it.

Cheers,

Oliver
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