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[kurupetos]

welcome! I think the forum needs a few more posters from the east side of CY!

I'm a brit and drink both tea and coffee

Thanks for the confirmation.

[fig head]

PG tips ? suger..... i love milky tea me.

[bill cobbett]

PG tips ? suger..... i love milky tea me.

Have you tried any warm English Ales yet Ruby????

[fig head]

No dont know what is that !!!

[bill cobbett]

No dont know what is that !!!

Kyrielaaisson, been in GB for a month and haven't had a pint of warm beer!... go in to a pub and ask for a pint of bitter..... !!!!

[supporttheunderdog]

PG tips ? suger..... i love milky tea me.

When I lived in the UK I used to drink a lot of tea without milk or sugar: I found this had a cleaner taste and was more refreshing,than Milky tea. That is a personal choice and I know that some people prefer their tea with milk and/or sugar or lemon. etc. It is however surprising to some that, however one takes one's tea, even in hot weather a hot cup of tea can be very refeshing, sometimes even better than a good pint of bitter. Perhaps I'll take up tea drinking again.

Do however try proper English Bitter Ale, or Pale Ale, or Light Ale, or Mild Ale, or Brown Ale, or Porter, or Stout.

If you are in London, for a very traditional pub try the Lamb tavern in Lamb's Conduit Street in Holborn, no more than five minutes walk from Russell Square Station on the Piccadilly line. Otherwise try to beg borrow or Steal the CAMRA Good Beer Guide to find a pub with good Beer in it.

I am slowly trying to convert the wife to run on traditional English ales, but so far she is not keen on anything too hoppy in taste.

[Sotos]

Do however try proper English Bitter Ale, or Pale Ale, or Light Ale, or Mild Ale, or Brown Ale, or Porter, or Stout.

What about Guinness?

[bill cobbett]

Do however try proper English Bitter Ale, or Pale Ale, or Light Ale, or Mild Ale, or Brown Ale, or Porter, or Stout.

What about Guinness?

WTF! ....... bleeding rubbish from Ireland is not for us sort of Englishmen.

[kurupetos]

Do however try proper English Bitter Ale, or Pale Ale, or Light Ale, or Mild Ale, or Brown Ale, or Porter, or Stout.

What about Guinness?

WTF! ....... bleeding rubbish from Ireland is not for us sort of Englishmen.

Have you ever been in Cork or Limerick?

[bill cobbett]

Do however try proper English Bitter Ale, or Pale Ale, or Light Ale, or Mild Ale, or Brown Ale, or Porter, or Stout.

What about Guinness?

WTF! ....... bleeding rubbish from Ireland is not for us sort of Englishmen.

Have you ever been in Cork or Limerick?

You think am tired of living!!