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Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 19 July 2025
Another hybrid Beano and it’s time to finish off the 4 for the price of 3 from Sainsbury’s. Starting with an updated version of Cheeky V from Tiny Rebel. Red, fruity and a touch sour. The Project in Caerphilly later.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Wednesday 16 July 2025
A lazy day off. MacBreak Weekly on YouTube. A boost to Todd and a late start to the Fine Ales.
Prelude – Beers and Ciders Of The Beano – Saturday 05 July 2025
After the heatwave, the very rainy Saturday. The penultimate day of The Wetherspoon’s Cider and Perry Festival. Drinking local with Gwynt y Ddraig Fiery Fox. Dangerously drinkable at 6.5% ABV. I’m mostly complaining about the weather.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Tuesday 10 June 2025
Time to move on to The Craft Beer cans in The Lord High Constable of England. More thoughts on WWDC 2025 and a Piney Bar.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 31 May 2025
Hybrid Beano, Cucumber and Tomato plants, planted outside. Cans from Sainsbury’s while listening to Daily Tech News Show Breifing and Live. Then off to The Project in Caerphilly. Weather, overcast with a hint of damp in the air.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Monday 26 May 2025
A stay at home Beano with a four for the price of three haul from Sainsburys in Portishead. The weather forecast says continuous showers from mid morning and it’s already looking that way. Podcasts and Fine Ales on Bank Holiday Monday.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 26 April 2025
Sometimes are home Beano can be very beneficial. My choice of Fine Ales and I have already discovered a new Craft Ale Bar in Portishead. Visit plans are already going through my head. Planning too for Lolffest16 next weekend. The onlt let down is the weather, of course.
20250308 Prelude mb02 Hereford March 2025
Well, for reasons mainly. It’s good to be back in Hereford and Plus One. The Knee is nearly nominal again. I have a money off voucher for the Beer House and The Spoons Spring Beer Festival is on. All that and a warm dry weather forecast.
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