Snow ... and lots of it

I've also discovered Waggledance in the UK supermarkets which is a
current favourite of mine.


I've only ever seen waggledance is Tescos, is it available on draught?
if so where?

Not seen it on draught anywhere, Sainsburys sell it as well as Tesco.

Greg

In message , MoonMan
writes

I've also discovered Waggledance in the UK supermarkets which is a
current favourite of mine.

I've only ever seen waggledance is Tescos, is it available on draught? if so
where?


Hardcore Youngs pubs, and beer festivals if you get round the draught
buyer well beforehand. A good way is to tell them about Youngs Double
Chocolate Stout, which sells like hot cakes to underdressed young women
(most festival organisers want to attract those).
Then suggest getting Waggledance on the same order.

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Jeremy Mortimer wrote:

Ace wrote in news:tpssu0d4eduhnseoigaq59qd3uproiv4r2@
4ax.com:


On 19 Jan 2005 06:40:40 -0800, wrote:

Snip beer jeering

Except for days like today when it
seems to be dumping on the alps... err, can anyone recommend good tree
skiing in Les Carroz,

There's not really much tree-skiing as such, ...


Les Carroz is one of my all time favourite tree skiing areas. You can go
pretty much anywhere in the woods on the hillside above the village.

If, on exit from the telecabine, you cross the piste going down to your
left to gain a piste heading more or less directly away from the telecabine
entrance (sorry no names, I don't have a plan), there is a clearing almost
immediately descending to the left. Take this, and carry on through the
woods at the bottom. Endless variations are possible.

Note - the trees are tight, and it is quite steep, especially to the
skier's left of the telecabine cables (this area is also often a bit thin,
as the tree cover is fairly solid). You cross pistes occasionally, though,
so it is possible to bail out if you don't like it.

Cheers chaps, with a bit of luck I might be needing this advice!

On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 19:41:15 +0100, "nic in la tania"
wrote:

has any of you guys tried tarentaise bitter yet ??

m,y mates tim & deano brew it in aigueblanche

I'd be interested to give it a try. I'll be out in VT for three weeks
in Feb/Mar. Perhaps you could point me in the right direction?

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On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 13:12:25 +0100, Simon Brown wrote:

"Switters" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 11:52:39 GMT, "Simon Brown"
allegedly wrote:

Well I am jealous because the beer here is more-or-less rubbish. I
would
murder a pint of Guiness, thankfully I am in the UK next week for
three
days!

Fussy sod. I quite liked the dunkel weissbrau. Even the Calanda was
nice
for a light beer.

- Dave.



But not all night and every night - the Erdinger is not bad but we get
sod-all variety here. But it's Heathrow next week then Essen the week
afterwards, then Finland in mid-February. I'll not pass comment on the
liquid refreshment at Dayton Ohio (May 2005) until I return :-)

BTW it's snowing now, we're preparing the piste for your late-season
visit,
and BoBo says 'Hello'.

If you can get Amber Bock thats not too bad (considering!)

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On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 12:12:25 GMT, "Simon Brown"
allegedly wrote:

and BoBo says 'Hello'.

I've heard about some strange things going on in those mountain
communities, but talking poodles! Really Simon.

- Dave.

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nic in la tania wrote:
has any of you guys tried tarentaise bitter yet ??

m,y mates tim & deano brew it in aigueblanche


Nope, but I've tried the Mont Blanc beers. They do some pretty good
bottled beers, including a stout I think. Worth looking out for (I;ve
seen it in Samoens and Chamonix so far).

"Steve Haigh" wrote in message
...
| nic in la tania wrote:
| has any of you guys tried tarentaise bitter yet ??
|
| m,y mates tim & deano brew it in aigueblanche
|
|
| Nope, but I've tried the Mont Blanc beers. They do some pretty good
| bottled beers, including a stout I think. Worth looking out for (I;ve
| seen it in Samoens and Chamonix so far).

A grear selection of local beers in the southern French Alps is brewed
in Vallouise (near Puy St Vincent, Serre Che). Produced by the Alphand
brothers, with attached bar and superb restaurant selling high quality
fare, often with some original beer-flavoured sauce... (Luc isn't around
too often, given his other interests these days, rallying etc)...

Pete SNOWeSCAPE
http://bsm.alpesprovence.net