I invented something pretty pokey over Christmas. Basically a triple of Tesco's Finest Salted Caramel Liqueur (think Bailey's with extra caramel-ness and a really, really small hint of salt) with a single shot of dark rum. Tasted like a liquid, alcoholic Mars Bar. Not recommended during marathon training or, indeed at any time at all except that small period during December when you're quite happy to lapse in to casual alcoholism.
I invented something pretty pokey over Christmas. Basically a triple of Tesco's Finest Salted Caramel Liqueur (think Bailey's with extra caramel-ness and a really, really small hint of salt) with a single shot of dark rum. Tasted like a liquid, alcoholic Mars Bar. Not recommended during marathon training or, indeed at any time at all except that small period during December when you're quite happy to lapse in to casual alcoholism.
I am a lager drinker but I am tired of it, would love an alternative but I have a problem.
My body is calibrated to drinking pints, I enjoy gulping it, perhaps two gulps at a time and the multiple gulping to finish when its someones round is quite satisfying, me and my friends seem to have found similar timings to our drinking so thats handy too.
If I had a short then I would be out of tempo, either I would need to refuse to take a sip and wait impatiently or buy bigger cocktails to compensate, thats my conundrum.
The world of craft beer is your friend.
Craft beer is ale created for quality and taste,.... not quantity.What is craft beer, I just quite like Kronenberg ..........................
Can highly recommend 'Ron Miel'
Me too. He was great in Sparks.
Still is, in fact.