I definitely need a strong coffee before any intense action game.
At at present I'm indulging a Dutch lager, that should get the buzz going.
At at present I'm indulging a Dutch lager, that should get the buzz going.
Arthur Guinness would like a word…Tyskie is the best beer
Heineken? Good brew, that.Dutch lager
Heineken? Good brew, that.
How many people here are from somewhere other than United States?
They export the good stuff—they know they have the home market locked inas a Dutch person, I have to say that Heineken is pretty bad
Don't tell me that you can freely buy Tyskie in the UK... That would be a surprise for me.
There's a large Polish community in the British Isles.Tyskie in the UK
It's Oranjeboom 8.5%. I'm sure it's same one I discovered years ago in a specialist bar in Brighton. It's got a kick.In my opinion as a Dutch person, I have to say that Heineken is pretty bad. I prefer pretty much any other Dutch pilsner.
It's Oranjeboom 8.5%. I'm sure it's same one I discovered years ago in a specialist bar in Brighton. It's got a kick.
But I read the other day that the dopamine shot you get while gaming is equivalent to a shot in the arm, only it's a natural high.
Well I suppose the natural high we get from gaming might be equivalent to doing some exciting sports.So we're saying that's good and healthy right... Right?
There's a large Polish community in the British Isles.
Yes large Polish communities here(UK). Polish church, clubs have been established for years, but there is a Polish shop on most main city streets. I buy my fresh bread in one, smoked cheese and these buttery biscuits in another.Yes, I know about that, but I wasn't aware that Tyskie is popular enough there to be freely available in stores. A pleasant surprise!
nice-i love bavaria, i didnt know it was so widely recognised and available.Arthur Guinness would like a word…
Heineken? Good brew, that.
Or Bavaria… speaking of, I lived briefly in Munich—now that's a city which takes its beer seriously! 12 major breweries if I recall correctly.
Yes, I know about that, but I wasn't aware that Tyskie is popular enough there to be freely available in stores. A pleasant surprise!
Yes I was thinking about it, neraly every small local shop sells Polish lager, plus the supermarkets with an isle of Polish food. So I think the English must have a taste for it.There is quite a large range of drinks. Pewla, Zubr, Zubrowka etc..
Now going by the pic I didn't expect that. Thought maybe a petrol and banana juice cocktailI always have a glass at the table. Either of plain water, plain tea or tea with ginger, lemon and honey.