What's in your fridge - Xmas beverages
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Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Hmm, I have a few bits n pieces right now but not a whole lot.
Light beers (in case of driving), Kosciusko beer and a few Hillbilly Blue Mts cider which are quite good. My getting a bit larger emergency Whisky collection can always be called into action like a superhero just before the world ends.
Light beers (in case of driving), Kosciusko beer and a few Hillbilly Blue Mts cider which are quite good. My getting a bit larger emergency Whisky collection can always be called into action like a superhero just before the world ends.
Daniel Hale
She fid, he fid, I fidn't
electrolyte drink, buffalo milk, diet cola & some baroccas..oops forgot the iced pepermint tea
Art Vanderlay
Hourly daily
9 litres of........no wait, wrong thread....
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
Some cheese and some eggs...hopefully resolve the shortage before the shut down! Need some eggnog while it is still available. That stuff is yum.
steve jobs' pancreas
Eats Squid
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monkeyonabike
Likes Dirt
According to my Dr I'm not supposed to be drinking this xmas.
My fridge will be full of Dr. pepper and wine for other people :frusty:
My fridge will be full of Dr. pepper and wine for other people :frusty:
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
The Monteith's beverages are quite nice. I have a thing for the dark ale too.
Flow-Rider
Burner
Matso's Lychee beer so far in the fridge and it's not bad for a change.
The Duckmeister
Has a juicy midrange
At the mo just got some Chang lager, which goes down bloody well. Will hunt out some Red Hill Christmas Ale & a few other delicacies for the big day, also got some sparkling mead for something quite different for the non-beer drinkers in my family.
Beej1
Senior Member
I recently read an article that Aldi, Woolworths and Coles each have a selection of wines they get made exclusively for their stores (or their liquor stores for the latter two) with some made-up name and no indication that it's actually from a specific vineyard of that name - just a region of Australia. The article revealed they actually get decent wineries to craft the wines and buy so much of it they can sell it for f-all. It went on to say the wineries have made their own labeled wine from the same batches and sold them for up to 400% markup in some instances, and these wines have won awards.
I just bought 3 x of the Aldi ones today: $5 Rose, $5 Grigio, $13 Pinot Noir. Will sample them before the weekend - worst case scenario they end up as cooking wine (for nearly the same price as cooking wine).
That'll be wife + in-laws sorted.
I'm just sticking to Stone & Wood Pacific Ale - love that stuff, especially when it's hot ... which it seems most of Australia will be this weekend bar the Antarctic territories.
I just bought 3 x of the Aldi ones today: $5 Rose, $5 Grigio, $13 Pinot Noir. Will sample them before the weekend - worst case scenario they end up as cooking wine (for nearly the same price as cooking wine).
That'll be wife + in-laws sorted.
I'm just sticking to Stone & Wood Pacific Ale - love that stuff, especially when it's hot ... which it seems most of Australia will be this weekend bar the Antarctic territories.
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Aldi wine is great value and all tastes quite good to me for the small $$. If a European cheapness emporium doesn't know a little about wine then life has ended as we know it. The El Toro Macho Tempranillo is excellent for a bargain price. You can just try them for fun.
Do they have the zero alcohol Paulaner which is something I've never figured out apart from giving you a pass to sink a case of beer and drive through RBT's all day with full peace of mind - I haven't done this......
