Wow! What A Nice Beer!
 

Just wandering home, yes it is a bit warm, decided to call at brickworks and try one.
This place gives a choice of ‘real ales’ at made up prices which is why they don’t often get my custom ( a shame really ‘ cos it’s the nearest place to my house).
Tried a pint of Pedigree, £ 3.95 a pint!
Hey, it’s not bad at all, IF I was paying normal pub prices.

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Oopsie daisy, whilst having this drink,
I needed to use the facilities, on my way out there was a young toddler trying desperately to get in to the toilet, I held the door open and let him in gave it no more thought.
5 minutes later calls are going out for young whomsoever nobodies seen him!
I didn’t at first give it much thought, but then realised if he couldn’t get in he probably couldn’t get out, walked to the toilet door opened it and out walked the young man far calmer than his parents.

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Did his parents pay you to coop up the little darling so that they could have a drink in peace?

No of course….you would never be complicit in such a thing…..would you??

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Marstons Pedigree, has always been a pint I particularily enjoy & Theakstons old Peculiar isn't bad either.

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Whoa, hold it right there, Marston's and Theakstons are good old Yorkshire real ales and they should only be served to the folk (like me), who appreciate a good northern Ale served in Yorkshire/ Lancashire, sup it all you like Dave as long as it is in the county of your birth. ;);)

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I most certainly do Tads, when I'm home at my Dads, there's usually some bought in for us to have a pint & a natter. Even visited the Breweries & did the touristy thing & Just round the corner from the Masham there's also the "Black sheep" Brewery. :)

Also tend to bring some back here too, to broaden the Hermans pallets. ;)