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>>	Anonymous 10/02/23 (Tue)22:48 No. 3771 Anonymous 23rd February 2010 Tuesday 10:48 pm 3771 I've noticed a few lads here seem to like ginger beer - and I share this wonderful beverage. Non alcoholic drinks, nom. What are your favourites?

>>	Anonymous 10/02/23 (Tue)23:17 No. 3772 Anonymous 23rd February 2010 Tuesday 11:17 pm 3772 >>3771 I prefer cream soda.

>>	Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)00:11 No. 3773 Anonymous 24th February 2010 Wednesday 12:11 am 3773 40493365753.jpg >>3771 Dandelion and burdock, Amé Elderberry & Lemon also Fentimans ginger beer :P and there is a aussie beverage I drank as a kid called Solo which I sorely miss been here in the UK.

>>	Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)01:40 No. 3774 Anonymous 24th February 2010 Wednesday 1:40 am 3774 I fucking love my ginger beer.

>>	Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)02:06 No. 3775 Anonymous 24th February 2010 Wednesday 2:06 am 3775 Strawberry milkshake. A proper one made fresh with ice cream and strawberries, not some horrendous bottled thing.

Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)04:44 No. 3776 Anonymous
24th February 2010
Wednesday 4:44 am 3776

I'm not sure. I've always had a thing for lemonade, but I've actually gone off it recently. I tend to have apple juice in stock all the time due to my penchant for chocolate and my opinion that the two go ever so well (I can actually no longer eat co-op chocolate cookies without a glass of apple juice).
In third place is elderflower cordial for memories and taste.

>>	Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)11:17 No. 3779 Anonymous 24th February 2010 Wednesday 11:17 am 3779 Ginger Beer and Vodka = drink of the gods.

>>	Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)11:34 No. 3781 Anonymous 24th February 2010 Wednesday 11:34 am 3781 >>3779 aka Moscow Mule

>>	Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)16:47 No. 3782 Anonymous 24th February 2010 Wednesday 4:47 pm 3782 >>3779 no... Ginger beer and peach schnapps is the drink of the gods

>>	Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)17:19 No. 3783 Anonymous 24th February 2010 Wednesday 5:19 pm 3783 oh you.jpg >>3782

>>	Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)17:30 No. 3784 Anonymous 24th February 2010 Wednesday 5:30 pm 3784 >>3774 This little pub in Portsmouth does Grandma's Weapons Grade Ginger Beer... 5.5%, fiery as hell. It's awesome stuff, though you can't drink pint after pint of it.

>>	Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)17:35 No. 3785 Anonymous 24th February 2010 Wednesday 5:35 pm 3785 >>3784 I MUST KNO ITS NAME!!!!111! No seriously, I visit Pompey a lot. WHERE IS THIS PLACE?

>>	Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)17:51 No. 3786 Anonymous 24th February 2010 Wednesday 5:51 pm 3786 >>3783 Its fucking _lovely_ though

Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)20:45 No. 3788 Anonymous
24th February 2010
Wednesday 8:45 pm 3788

>>3784
I was going to say; really, ginger beer shouldn't be counted among soft drinks, especially alongside images of old-fashioned containers.
Also, I got a wee ginger beer making kit this christmas. I know I shouldn't need a kit, but I've been meaning to make it for a while anyway, so hopefully it'll offer a little impetus.

Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)23:25 No. 3789 Anonymous
24th February 2010
Wednesday 11:25 pm 3789

>>3785

Castle Road in southsea, called the Hole in the Wall (http://www.theholeinthewallpub.co.uk/) it's a CAMRA award winning hostelry with a good rotation of guest ales and they do O'Hagans sausages (http://www.topsausages.com/index.php) and mash in there.

They don't always have the ginger beer in as it's made in Cornwall and some guy brings it up when he comes to visit his daughter who's up here and the booze pays for his petrol up and back.

>>	Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)23:29 No. 3790 Anonymous 24th February 2010 Wednesday 11:29 pm 3790 >>3789 more info's on the ginger beer. http://www.whealmaidencider.co.uk/

>>	Anonymous 10/02/24 (Wed)23:43 No. 3791 Anonymous 24th February 2010 Wednesday 11:43 pm 3791 >>3790 I think i might have to order a 5 gallon thingy when I have some spare dosh

Anonymous 10/02/25 (Thu)06:19 No. 3792 Anonymous
25th February 2010
Thursday 6:19 am 3792

>>3786

http://www.britfa.gs/help/features.html just for your future reference. Oh and no it isn't peach and ginger are an ungodly mix if ever I've heard it. Next you will be saying that gin is a nice drink.

>>3788

Alcoholic ginger beer sounds like a good plan.

>>	Anonymous 10/02/25 (Thu)12:42 No. 3793 Anonymous 25th February 2010 Thursday 12:42 pm 3793 >>3792 Huh? I dont need any "features"... I was using '_' to emphasise the lovely

>>	Anonymous 10/02/25 (Thu)13:43 No. 3794 Anonymous 25th February 2010 Thursday 1:43 pm 3794 >>3781 >>3779 >>3782 Seriously. Ginger beer (Old Jamaican) + Sailor Jerry's Rum = GODLY WIN

>>	Anonymous 10/02/26 (Fri)19:04 No. 3797 Anonymous 26th February 2010 Friday 7:04 pm 3797 >>3793 > lovely > lovely > lovely Don't they look a better way to emphasise words?

>>	Anonymous 10/02/26 (Fri)19:31 No. 3798 Anonymous 26th February 2010 Friday 7:31 pm 3798 >>3797 _no_

>>	Anonymous 10/02/27 (Sat)01:21 No. 3800 Anonymous 27th February 2010 Saturday 1:21 am 3800 >>3797 Marquee isn't on the features page, damn it.

>>	Anonymous 10/02/28 (Sun)15:26 No. 3805 Anonymous 28th February 2010 Sunday 3:26 pm 3805 >>3800 Or blink, for that matter.

>>	Anonymous 10/02/28 (Sun)19:26 No. 3806 Anonymous 28th February 2010 Sunday 7:26 pm 3806 >>3805 Or spoilers.

>>	Anonymous 10/02/28 (Sun)20:22 No. 3807 Anonymous 28th February 2010 Sunday 8:22 pm 3807 >>3800 None of these are

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