Thread: drinking

Originally Posted by Happy

Got a box of Stokes Nelson Lager from a supplier down there. Tried one and I aint sharing these with anyone..
Now to find a NI Retailer of said product ?

Probably won't have to wait long and it will be brewed in auck just like mackashins is now.(same brewery same family but now called stoke as the family name was sold)

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Probably won't have to wait long and it will be brewed in auck just like mackashins is now.(same brewery same family but now called stoke as the family name was sold)

Ahh auckland..... Where good beer goes to die

Originally Posted by Gibo

Ahh auckland..... Where good beer goes to die

And bad beer gets sent South from.

Originally Posted by Rushy

And bad beer gets sent South from the Tui plant.

To true Rushy.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Probably won't have to wait long and it will be brewed in auck just like mackashins is now.(same brewery same family but now called stoke as the family name was sold)

I think you will find there a lot of New Zealand beers brewed in different breweries, despite what they say on their labels... that includes the craft sector as well.

Mac's - Sassy Red is not bad. Head retention is shit though.

im a dedicated Harringtons man myself,having known its founder since the day i was born.Old John is a bloody good bloke,and the beers not too bad either.
Itll be a jar today cause im trying to sort the stereo in my truck and am looking at running new speaker cables,plus a bloody washhouse light thats frankly got me fucked.
put a new socket up after original was broken and now the bloody switch turns me porch light on instead of washhouse one
.god i hate bloody electrical circuits!!
first day of a month off and shes a cracker here in shakey town.

Originally Posted by kotuku

im a dedicated Harringtons man myself,having known its founder since the day i was born.Old John is a bloody good bloke,and the beers not too bad either.
Itll be a jar today cause im trying to sort the stereo in my truck and am looking at running new speaker cables,plus a bloody washhouse light thats frankly got me fucked.
put a new socket up after original was broken and now the bloody switch turns me porch light on instead of washhouse one
.god i hate bloody electrical circuits!!
first day of a month off and shes a cracker here in shakey town.

When I was at uni Harringtons was the best place to buy riggers. Big John was the best!
They are now quite a well polished brew. Liking the Organic Pilsner.
Can't stand some of the crap outta Jaffaland. Soda stream beer, no craft, just big fake flavours and sugar.

Just be careful of the red wire Kotuku. That is the one that really hurts.

I will just say jonsey otherwise Gee will be tagged

Originally Posted by Dundee

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I will just say jonsey otherwise Gee will be tagged

Hahahaha

More accurately described as Irish Soup! ..................

Cheers
Pete

yep good old DB tried that stunt with monteiths ,the huas.
brew in auckland but pass it off as brewed on the coast.the coasters soon told them where to shove the piss poor imitation!
now theyve refurbished the greymouth brewery,and its a jewel in their crown.

thank you for your kind concerns Rushy .frankly I dont trust anything I cant see that packs a punch like a pissed off cobra
.dont worry the fuse for the light circuit stays in my pocket around bare wires.I dont trust anyone else with it.

Well this stuff isn't that great think I'll stick with steinlager. Also @Rushy I don't know what you mean when you say steinys are shit I read the back and it says its New Zealands finest

Originally Posted by Toby

Well this stuff isn't that great think I'll stick with steinlager. Also @Rushy I don't know what you mean when you say steinys are shit I read the back and it says its New Zealands finest

I like that beer your holding there

Originally Posted by Gibo

I like that beer your holding there

Gibo you like beer full stop.

Originally Posted by Gibo

I like that beer your holding there

+1 but only in the bottles, taste different from a can.