They sell it in the cons, both bitter and mild.
The bitter tastes great but is, i believe, a maelstrom of chemicals. It certainly left me with a sore head and I don't do hangovers.

Guess that is on Keg rather than cask.

Speaking of headaches, all that Caffrey's, Killkenny tosh that was doing the rounds in the mid 90's.

2 pints of the stuff would leave you feeling like you'd done 15 rounds with Marvin Hagler, and then Thomas Hearns was just about to start on you.

Not good

I loved Caffrey's, smoother than a Drop kicking rugby players conquest.

you can still get cafferys in the rodney, 2.20 a pint,, bargain... i have a bottle of the the last ever beer ever produced at greenalls called . "the last post " in my drinks cabinet, never been opened. priceless.

slight thread drift but does the rodney have sky sports?

yes

good.... the mrs wants to go out for a few drinks friday night and she hasnt been in there since it was done up.... rugby for me as part of the deal = winner.

You're an old smoothy, Omar Sharrif is alive and well and living in WA2.
Are you sure you didn't acquire a French accent in the 80's and 90's and start advertisig Cointreau.

Curry must be from Tayef, IT'S THE LAW....Garlic Lamb Hydrabadi (not tikkad)...awesome

anyway, back on thread now

a real blast from the past, and I think you could only get it in The Postern Gate in the late 80's ....Webster's Choice.....tremendous

anyone remember necking mad dog 20/20 on the park?

if your around 34 you probably did.... oh and thunderbirds.

The "tart fuel" of the early 90's

Regular as clockwork, you'd see young ladies going into 2nd Avenue, asking for 4 diet cokes, and coming out 2 hours later, poohfaced, with empty bottles clanking in their handbags

Before Woolston Leisure.

Found out that JW Lees now brew Greenalls Bitter and Mild in Cask. Shame they dont bang more of the stuff out and in bottles would be good.

I've got a bottle of Greenalls jubilee from 1977 at home.