Accrington Itself

[gdm27]

Originally Posted by Restless

Darwen Tower has a great view on clear days. Can see Yorkshire from up there.

What for?

[Restless]

Originally Posted by gdm27

What for?

because of this

Originally Posted by Tesco Rambler

I doubt there is such a view anywhere else in the UK as you will see there in Accrinton.

[cashman]

I think gdm27 was referring to the fact, Why would anyone want to see Yorkshire.

[Less]

Originally Posted by cashman

I think gdm27 was referring to the fact, Why would anyone want to see Yorkshire.

To remind us how grateful we should be because we don't live there.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Less

To remind us how grateful we should be because we don't live there.

The only good thing out of Yorkshire is the road to Lances or if your a cricket lover Joe Root too

[DtheP47]

Originally Posted by jaysay

The only good thing out of Yorkshire is the road to Lances or if your a cricket lover Joe Root too

Don't know where Lance lives Jaysay but anything out of Kelham Island is spot on too.

Kelham Brewery | our beers

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by DtheP47

Don't know where Lance lives Jaysay but anything out of Kelham Island is spot on too.

Kelham Brewery | our beers

Ya Mr. D. looks like a special dispensation in this case

[DtheP47]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Ya Mr. D. looks like a special dispensation in this case

What you want a case ????? I'll get you a couple of bottles of Pale Rider cos' you mayn't like it.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by DtheP47

What you want a case ????? I'll get you a couple of bottles of Pale Rider cos' you mayn't like it.

I would imagine that won't be true its beer isn't it there are no bad beers some are better than others but they're all okay and palatable

[Less]

Originally Posted by jaysay

I would imagine that won't be true its beer isn't it there are no bad beers some are better than others but they're all okay and palatable

Not true, when I was a student the landlord of our digs decided to do some home brew, announcing to us that there would be a party when it was ready.
For some reason the date he had thought it would be ready passed without comment, we asked what was happening?
He told us the stuff was still fermenting for some reason.
A week later, he put his concoction into a barrel saying it will be ready within 48 hours.
We went into his living room with freshly stolen pint glasses at the appointed time, (I did mention we were students, never gave a thought to buying a glass).

He didn't exactly pour the beer as much as it exploded from the cask, lively wasn't the word for it!
We tasted one of the most sweet brews known to man, the amount of Unbrewed sugar stuck our lips together, we did risk skin and forced our mouths apart downing a substance almost the thickness of gravy.
3 pints and an hour later everyone was rolling on the floor, God it was strong!
On the 4th pint some of us noticed that as well as the room spinning those that had claimed a need for relieving themselves hadn't returned, there was definitely a thinning of the crowd.
By the 5th pint, those of us that had managed to find our way back from our ablutions were finding the barrel to be slowing down, we tilted it at the suggestion of our hero that had provided this magnificent brew and filled our glasses with the remaining sludge after all he said, it's healthy and provides roughage.
I don't remember much after that how I got to bed I have no recollection, but there I remained for three days as did everyone else.
On recovering enough to get up we asked what our generous host had made.
He informed us that, rather than make a weak brew...

He had halved the amount of water and doubled the amount of sugar and other ingredients.
So my dear Jaysay I can honestly tell you there are bad brews, even if they are drinkable!

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Less

Not true, when I was a student the landlord of our digs decided to do some home brew, announcing to us that there would be a party when it was ready.
For some reason the date he had thought it would be ready passed without comment, we asked what was happening?
He told us the stuff was still fermenting for some reason.
A week later, he put his concoction into a barrel saying it will be ready within 48 hours.
We went into his living room with freshly stolen pint glasses at the appointed time, (I did mention we were students, never gave a thought to buying a glass).

He didn't exactly pour the beer as much as it exploded from the cask, lively wasn't the word for it!
We tasted one of the most sweet brews known to man, the amount of Unbrewed sugar stuck our lips together, we did risk skin and forced our mouths apart downing a substance almost the thickness of gravy.
3 pints and an hour later everyone was rolling on the floor, God it was strong!
On the 4th pint some of us noticed that as well as the room spinning those that had claimed a need for relieving themselves hadn't returned, there was definitely a thinning of the crowd.
By the 5th pint, those of us that had managed to find our way back from our ablutions were finding the barrel to be slowing down, we tilted it at the suggestion of our hero that had provided this magnificent brew and filled our glasses with the remaining sludge after all he said, it's healthy and provides roughage.
I don't remember much after that how I got to bed I have no recollection, but there I remained for three days as did everyone else.
On recovering enough to get up we asked what our generous host had made.
He informed us that, rather than make a weak brew...

He had halved the amount of water and doubled the amount of sugar and other ingredients.
So my dear Jaysay I can honestly tell you there are bad brews, even if they are drinkable!

As I said Less its drinkable

[Less]

Originally Posted by jaysay

As I said Less its drinkable

Drinkable isn't the same as good.
The definition of a coarse drinker is:-
When visiting a friend that only has cooking sherry on offer, after emptying the glass, the guest exclaims, "God, that was awful!", as he holds the glass out for a refill.
I'm proud to say, I'M A COARSE DRINKER.

[DtheP47]

Originally Posted by Less

Drinkable isn't the same as good.
The definition of a coarse drinker is:-
When visiting a friend that only has cooking sherry on offer, after emptying the glass, the guest exclaims, "God, that was awful!", as he holds the glass out for a refill.
I'm proud to say, I'M A COARSE DRINKER.

Why taste different beers?To find out which beers taste good and which you would drink again, and maybe to learn about beer and foods that taste good together.To learn about styles and diversity of beer and even variances within a particular style.
It's the drinking again bit I like

[Less]

Originally Posted by DtheP47

Why taste different beers?To find out which beers taste good and which you would drink again, and maybe to learn about beer and foods that taste good together.To learn about styles and diversity of beer and even variances within a particular style.
It's the drinking again bit I like

Can't disagree, just a shame that a really good beer although its aftertaste is still on the tip of your tongue the following day, the name escapes you.

[DtheP47]

Originally Posted by Less

Can't disagree, just a shame that a really good beer although its aftertaste is still on the tip of your tongue the following day, the name escapes you.

yup Less amnesia is linked exponentionally to volume with most decent ales.