Garden – July 2015
12/07/2015
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More weeding
Less eating needed
Categories: Gardening
Basil, Bedwas, Garden, July 2015, Onions, Peppers, plums, Red Duke of York, South Wales, Strawberries, tomatoes
Cider Without The Cider
12/07/2015
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Spoons Cider Fest is On
I only seemed to be drinking Real ales
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Ale, Beer, Bier, Cardiff, Cider, Ernest Willows, Hopbunker, Hopcraft, July 2015, South Wales, The Gravity Station, Wetherspoons
Business Is Not So Good
09/07/2015
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6 months without Service
But Superior Toilets
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Ale, Beer, Bier, Cardiff, Ernest Willows, Hopbunker, Hopcraft, July 2015, South Wales, Wetherspoons
The Gueuze Museum – July 2015
07/07/2015
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The Cantillon Brewery – Friday 03 July 2015
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| The tasting area. | Quality merch. | |
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| Just walk this way. | Bottles. | |
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| The mash tun. | The boiler, one of two. | |
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| Where the wide yeast flies in. | And the fermentation happens. | |
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| Filtering. | And here the fruits are added. | |
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| Bottles. | Raw Lambic |
The Cantillon Brewery
Categories: Food and drink, Travel
#BRX15, Belgium, Brewery, Brussels, Cantillon, Gueuze Museum, July 2015, Lambic
Bier Central – Antwerp
07/07/2015
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On a very hot day
You can’t beat Belgian Aircon
Categories: Food and drink, Travel
#BRX15, Ale, Antwerp, Beer, Bier, Bier Central, July 2015, Lambic
The Gueuze Museum 2015
06/07/2015
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Building Buildings
Building fine Lambics
Categories: Food and drink, Travel
#BRX15, Brewery, Brussels, Cantillon, Gueuze Museum, July 2015, Lambic
Ale and Cheese
06/07/2015
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Off to Moeder Lambic
To eat a Cheese that I know not the name of
To The Ibis
06/07/2015
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Power cuts at Bristol
Free Champagne at The Ibis
Categories: Food and drink, Travel
#BRX15, Ale, Beer, Bier, Bristol Airport, Brussels, Champagne, Costa Coffee, Ibis, July 2015, SNCB
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