Paul's Corner

Paul,
I'd drive down especially for the occasion, but I'd be too pissed to drive home. Bugger.

Paul,
I'd drive down especially for the occasion, but I'd be too pissed to drive home. Bugger.

Paul, Ellie and I would be there too just to meet you and hug you, but we hate long plane rides and we don't drink!

Love you madly,

Grandma Mil in Florida

Paul..
You know I'd be there mate. Helluva a trip for one night. I'm still waiting for play. You go on stage, I'm there big guy!!!!

Later

Timbo

Paul...I, too, would be there if I could. I hate to admit this to you but I have never liked the taste of beer! I have tried and tried and can't do it - that and coffee. Hopefully, another spirit would be served. Linda

And if I could it'd have to be a soda or some kind of water...I'm a 14 year sober AA kind of guy. But you have one for me....I do remember rather enjoying a few... : )

Linda I can gaurentee there is a beer out there you would like. Try this one: Kriek Lambic. It is a Belgian beer and is a very sweet/sour beer, very much like champagne. There are several makers such as : Timmermans, Mort Subite, Lindermans, De-Troch and Bell-Vue - these breweries are in fact the only breweries that are legally allowed to brew Lambic Beer in Belgium.

The bottles come with a champagne cork in them. You may note that I use the Kriek to make a sorbet - the recipe is in the recipe section.

A more typical beer you may like is Hoegaarden - it is a wheat based beer brewed with corriander and orange peel used as part of its flavouring agents.

let me know

Hi Paul
I'm a lager drinker. If you go in a pub in England you normally get Fosters, Castlemaine, Stella, Carling, Heinekin, Tennants, Budweiser etc and I've tried them all! I usually drink Stella or Buds cos I find the others weak. Can you recommend a good bottled lager that I might be able to buy in the stores over here?

luv
Jean xx

Paul: I was introduced to a Chimay (Belgian trappist monk brewed) the red ale and reserve about 15 yrs ago and it has remained a favorite. But I think I'll try your suggestion now too since it seems similar.

Another favorite of mine is Grant's Scottish ale (the amber again, a favorite of mine).

I guess I'm picky...I drink pales or ambers. But I'm certainly open to learning more!! I like trying home brewed too. However, my palate is a green one to that! LOL.

Wish I could come check out the Coopers event.
I have looked at the website. Looks great!!

Cheers,
:) Katalina

I love Cooper's Pale Ale because it is so fizzy! It tastes wonderful as well, but I think the fizziness really adds a refreshing quality.

The place that sells it here carries two other Coopers products as well. If you try a larger liquor store you'll probably find it. I think we paid about $10.00 for a six pack. Worth every penny!
Jean, have you tried Old Peculiar?

Michelle/Chicago

BTW: we have a super pub named Cooper's here in Seattle that's been a long earned "tried n true" favorite of ours...
Great Darts by the way! I get better as i go along hehehhe, in terms of the more glasses i down. LOL
anyone for TARGET? Hhehehheheh'
as in ...stand in front of the scoreboard? LOL
I promise i won't miss LOLOLOL
hahhae

Katalina

Paul...Thanks for the great tips on other kinds of beers. I will seek them out and give you an update. I would think these would be available in the U.S. and in Metro Detroit. I will be in Chicago mid-June and will try there also.

Cheers, Linda

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