Brew Number Two - it's going to be stout - but which kit?

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Stonch

Post by Stonch » Fri Apr 27, 2007 2:08 pm

Glad you enjoyed it jaytee! I'd be interested to know what you found funny - I try and put a bit of humour in, but wasn't sure whether I ever succeed!

The homebrewing bits seem to be popular though. It's a hobby which seems to instantly fascinate anyone you mention it to. :)
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Post by Andy » Fri Apr 27, 2007 2:13 pm

Hey Stonch, your mate Alex from Brasserie 4:20 gets a mention in the latest CAMRA newsletter as being the 85,000th CAMRA member (or some such large number)!
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Stonch

Post by Stonch » Fri Apr 27, 2007 3:12 pm

Ha! I'll let him know. Is there any chance someone could send me an electronic copy so I can send it to him?

I was with him when he joined for life. He bought about 30 t-shirts, every book they had for sale and various other bits at The London Drinker. The CAMRA boys had to box it all up for him - getting home was a nightmare...
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jaytee1

Post by jaytee1 » Sun Apr 29, 2007 7:25 pm

Stonch wrote:Glad you enjoyed it jaytee! I'd be interested to know what you found funny - I try and put a bit of humour in, but wasn't sure whether I ever succeed!

The homebrewing bits seem to be popular though. It's a hobby which seems to instantly fascinate anyone you mention it to. :)
Def succeded, i found myself laughing at your fine descriptions of the ale and you came across on your pub crawl in St Albans, specifically those brews which were below par!

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