eth-dog
Tier 1 WW Player
I'm literally in the lawn mowing industry.I forgot, i'm preaching to the wrong crowd in here!
hands up, whos ever mowed a lawn before?
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I'm literally in the lawn mowing industry.I forgot, i'm preaching to the wrong crowd in here!
hands up, whos ever mowed a lawn before?
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Grew up on a quarter acre block, now live on a 680sqm block. Last lawn mowed: 16th March 2018, approx 11am.
Any satisfaction that an ice-cold VB can deliver in that scenario, myriad other beers can deliver better because they don't taste like arse.Let me quantify...
I like beer, I like wheat beer, I like an ipa, I like the odd stout, I like sampling different local beers wherever I may roam
Every time and place has its accompanying beer. A perfect match.
When its hot, dry and dusty, and you have just busted your balls doing a menial task.. That is the time and place made for the ice cold VB.
they made the ads to match the moment, not the other way around
unbelievable! eth.. blasphemy..
ok, i'm going to tell it how it is.
There are plenty of great beers around, and I have sampled many
but I challenge anyone.. anyone! to find a better beer, ice cold, straight out of the spare fridge in the garage, to crack after you have mowed the lawn on a windy, dusty, hot, 35 degree summers day.. than a VB stubbie.
its not possible.
not talking sessions, not talking food matching - im talking pure refreshment.
Any satisfaction that an ice-cold VB can deliver in that scenario, myriad other beers can deliver better because they don't taste like arse.
If a beer needs to be one degree to be drinkable, then it ain't worth it.
would you knock back a VB post event?
not sitting at a table in an alfresco roof top beer garden listening to jazz whist eating fig and roulade
If given one I'd knock it back without a problem, however I never have any at home so it's not really an option.
My modus operandi when I started drinking back in Mt Gambier was VB out of a stubbie or can, Carlton Draught out of a tap. That carried into my first few years in Adelaide. I then finished uni, got a wage and could all of a sudden afford better beers and haven't looked back. Then to galvanise things, around 2001 or so you could generally get a carton of premium beer on sale at the boozer for the same as VB and I don't think I've bought one since.
my father in law brings a case around every visit, usually leaves a 6 pack when he leaves - I have no choice/I will not let it sit there undrank
In fairness, Howie is here extolling the virtues of VB. Eth ain't Robinson Crusoe here!In this thread about all things beer, Eth's main thoughts are about Pure Blonde and Corona.
Get out more ETH. I live in WA, albeit a region known for ******* good alcohol, but it doesn't have the rich tapestry you folks over there take for granted, and I still don't want to talk those 2 beers.
Pure Blonde.I do like it!
but i'm not going to sit at a pub drinking it...
I only have it whilst mopping my brow to the tune of the tumpets
if that's not ironic I don't know what is!
Pure Blonde.
Found one of these yesterday! One of the perks of working down Caulfield way is all the little Euro shops, all sorts of interesting beers if you poke around.
Haven't tried it but their dark ale is very good.White rabbit chocolate stout?
Session Ale?As far as session ales go, Coopers’ new number (in the blue bottle) goes okay.
Has a touch of the ubiquitous pale about it, but still also retains unmistakable Coopers yeast notes; overall, it’s a presentable drop.
Might want to occasionally supplement beer with water. Your body, your choice thoughI am struggling to drink anything but this beer: View attachment 477065