daysofourlives wrote: Out of the 6 beers on the tasting paddle only liked 2 of them. This didnt surprise me now that im back on the Red Tin wagon for the 1st time in about 20 years
Tell me about your return to the Reds. I'm interested, as I've found myself gradually doing the same.
Ok my drinking life in a nut shell Red Tins 14-23 Pale ale 23-40ish Mecury Cider 40ish to 43 Superdry/Mercury 6mths Red Tins last 6 months Think im finding it easier to drink, not so "heavy" like Pale ale. my other tastes in beers atm would be Peroni and Boags.
I look after all the beers at the Cricket Club, last year it wouldve been 4 cartons of superdry to 1 of Reds. This year it would easily be the other way round, almost cant get rid of the superdrys. Have they changed the red tin recipie in the last year or is it just a revalution??
Red tins at 14. That’s a late start for a Central supporter eh?
Yeah had a very sheltered upbringing didnt have my first dart until 13 either
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Dogwatcher wrote:[quote="daysofourlives"] Out of the 6 beers on the tasting paddle only liked 2 of them. This didnt surprise me now that im back on the Red Tin wagon for the 1st time in about 20 years
Tell me about your return to the Reds. I'm interested, as I've found myself gradually doing the same.
Ok my drinking life in a nut shell Red Tins 14-23 Pale ale 23-40ish Mecury Cider 40ish to 43 Superdry/Mercury 6mths Red Tins last 6 months Think im finding it easier to drink, not so "heavy" like Pale ale. my other tastes in beers atm would be Peroni and Boags.
I look after all the beers at the Cricket Club, last year it wouldve been 4 cartons of superdry to 1 of Reds. This year it would easily be the other way round, almost cant get rid of the superdrys. Have they changed the red tin recipie in the last year or is it just a revalution??
Red tins at 14. That’s a late start for a Central supporter eh?
Yeah had a very sheltered upbringing didnt have my first dart until 13 either[/quote] Nicked his first car at 10 though
daysofourlives wrote: Out of the 6 beers on the tasting paddle only liked 2 of them. This didnt surprise me now that im back on the Red Tin wagon for the 1st time in about 20 years
Tell me about your return to the Reds. I'm interested, as I've found myself gradually doing the same.
Ok my drinking life in a nut shell Red Tins 14-23 Pale ale 23-40ish Mecury Cider 40ish to 43 Superdry/Mercury 6mths Red Tins last 6 months Think im finding it easier to drink, not so "heavy" like Pale ale. my other tastes in beers atm would be Peroni and Boags.
I look after all the beers at the Cricket Club, last year it wouldve been 4 cartons of superdry to 1 of Reds. This year it would easily be the other way round, almost cant get rid of the superdrys. Have they changed the red tin recipie in the last year or is it just a revalution??
Red tins at 14. That’s a late start for a Central supporter eh?
I started on the Red Tins at 14 as well, but enjoyed Port and a little red and white wine prior to that
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daysofourlives wrote: Pales at the Cricket Club went out of fashion about 2 years ago. I had a carton at the start of the season and it took until Feb to get rid of it.
Great Northern's getting smashed at our club at the moment. Someone's done some good marketing there.
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daysofourlives wrote: Pales at the Cricket Club went out of fashion about 2 years ago. I had a carton at the start of the season and it took until Feb to get rid of it.
Great Northern's getting smashed at our club at the moment. Someone's done some good marketing there.
CUB's XXXX gold equivalent (and then Lion Nathan release Ironjack in response)
daysofourlives wrote: Pales at the Cricket Club went out of fashion about 2 years ago. I had a carton at the start of the season and it took until Feb to get rid of it.
Great Northern's getting smashed at our club at the moment. Someone's done some good marketing there.
CUB's XXXX gold equivalent (and then Lion Nathan release Ironjack in response)
All are terrible imo
Stick to your boutique beers Benny!
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daysofourlives wrote: Pales at the Cricket Club went out of fashion about 2 years ago. I had a carton at the start of the season and it took until Feb to get rid of it.
Great Northern's getting smashed at our club at the moment. Someone's done some good marketing there.
They were everywhere up in Port Douglas last year so tried one,....dirty water.
daysofourlives wrote: Pales at the Cricket Club went out of fashion about 2 years ago. I had a carton at the start of the season and it took until Feb to get rid of it.
Great Northern's getting smashed at our club at the moment. Someone's done some good marketing there.
CUB's XXXX gold equivalent (and then Lion Nathan release Ironjack in response)
daysofourlives wrote: Pales at the Cricket Club went out of fashion about 2 years ago. I had a carton at the start of the season and it took until Feb to get rid of it.
Great Northern's getting smashed at our club at the moment. Someone's done some good marketing there.
CUB's XXXX gold equivalent (and then Lion Nathan release Ironjack in response)
All are terrible imo
GN full strength goes ok
There’s better beers about but there is certainly a lot worse as well. I don’t mind it.
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daysofourlives wrote: Out of the 6 beers on the tasting paddle only liked 2 of them. This didnt surprise me now that im back on the Red Tin wagon for the 1st time in about 20 years
Tell me about your return to the Reds. I'm interested, as I've found myself gradually doing the same.
Ok my drinking life in a nut shell Red Tins 14-23 Pale ale 23-40ish Mecury Cider 40ish to 43 Superdry/Mercury 6mths Red Tins last 6 months Think im finding it easier to drink, not so "heavy" like Pale ale. my other tastes in beers atm would be Peroni and Boags.
I look after all the beers at the Cricket Club, last year it wouldve been 4 cartons of superdry to 1 of Reds. This year it would easily be the other way round, almost cant get rid of the superdrys. Have they changed the red tin recipie in the last year or is it just a revalution??
I think it’s generational. Younger blokes will avoid what their Dad drinks when they become of age, so it goes in cycles. WED cans are popular at our cricket club with the 18-23 set, whereas all the other blokes up to their early 40’s will be guzzling Pale or Carlton.
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PatowalongaPirate wrote:I think it’s generational. Younger blokes will avoid what their Dad drinks when they become of age, so it goes in cycles. WED cans are popular at our cricket club with the 18-23 set, whereas all the other blokes up to their early 40’s will be guzzling Pale or Carlton.
My old man, on the rare occasion that he tippled, would drink pooncey liqueurs.
Therefore the entire range of beer, wine and spirits was open wide to me when I came of age. Thanks Dad!
PatowalongaPirate wrote:I think it’s generational. Younger blokes will avoid what their Dad drinks when they become of age, so it goes in cycles. WED cans are popular at our cricket club with the 18-23 set, whereas all the other blokes up to their early 40’s will be guzzling Pale or Carlton.
My old man, on the rare occasion that he tippled, would drink pooncey liqueurs.
Therefore the entire range of beer, wine and spirits was open wide to me when I came of age. Thanks Dad!
Pooncey liqueurs. I’ll take it your dad was a Bays supporter as well?
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