Aneirin -> RE: Alcohol (1/28/2009 10:46:57 PM)
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I don't drink as much as I used to, perhaps only twice a week now and when I do, it is no more than two pints of cooking ale, i.e . one of the lowest alcoholic contented beer that actually has some taste and I am a person that seeks taste more than effect. I used to drink to relax, turn the mind off, but I realised that with an over active mind all the time, using alcohol to relax was not good, so I cut that back, besides with pubs in the UK, beer is expensive, though I cannot quite understand why there is a difference of 20 pence for the same pint of ale between two pubs, both say the brewery sets the prices and it is the same brewery that supplies each pub, hmmm, someone is telling porkies some where. What I do tend to drink is ale, to include bitters and stouts, also red wine, good cabernet types and merlots, strangely rarely french, more south American, Australian and South African and some Bulgarian. Spirits and liquers I tend to leave alone. Come this weekend, I don't really like getting drunk anymore, but it may be inevitable, for my local has a real ale festival on. Recent recessional news, the breweries in England have asked the government for financial support to keep the pubs open, good, if any public institution needed help, it has to be one of the places adults can go and relax.
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