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who cares? the shit tastes like arse with a pinch of feet and I doubt the only people who find that paltry excuse for alcoholic beverage have the maths skills to work out the difference between 4.8 and 4.6.

Funky: You actually know what "arse with a pinch of feet" tastes like. Where did you sample that?

its easy, you can do it at home. wear a pair of shoes all day, then fart in a closed space, and as soon as you fart, pull your feet out and smell em, along with the fart. the taste you get in the back of your throat is what "arse with a pinch of feet" tastes like.

the more you know.

its easy, you can do it at home. wear a pair of shoes all day, then fart in a closed space, and as soon as you fart, pull your feet out and smell em, along with the fart. the taste you get in the back of your throat is what "arse with a pinch of feet" tastes like.

the more you know.

LOL!

Farken thats yuck!

James Squire is where its at. I endorse their product wholeheartedly. mmm James Squire Porter... yum.

actually most microbrews shit all over the macro stuff in melb. unless its made by a sweaty yugoslavian in his bathtub or some shit.

You're all an un-Australian lot aren't ya?? lol

I didn't think it was old news, I thought it was the second or third time they had done this. These beers will end up as bloody lights.

For the record, I don't drink VB if I have the choice either... it's still shit news for the local industry though. Sets a precendent, etc.

James Squire is where its at. I endorse their product wholeheartedly. mmm James Squire Porter... yum.

actually most microbrews shit all over the macro stuff in melb. unless its made by a sweaty yugoslavian in his bathtub or some shit.

mmmm porter.......

want a good microbrew try arctic fox. they have a lager and are working on a pale ale. nice n close too. brewerys in Dande

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