McEwan's was originally entirely brewed in my home town of Edinburgh, the Fountainbridge area generally reeked of the brewery (pleasantly to me), but I have never tried the Levy. I am in a pleasant beer rut, on the Innis & Gunn Original again, which is mighty fine to me original again. (And I thought of commenting on "Teta" but words failed me, while just over my shoulder I heard the Don mutter "Seanso!")
Recently when I made sure "You don't even have to buy anything; a generous donation would do..." you asked me to work on my marketing approach. Of course, I do know you are a Scotsman. The more surprised I am that you would feel mighty fine with Innis & Gunn's high price strategy. ;-) As for "Teta", the Don's muttering and the words failing you: I thought it was obvious I posted this almost five hundred years old poem because of its excellent recitation. So, what does his muttering tell me about the Don?
McEwan's was originally entirely brewed in my home town of Edinburgh, the Fountainbridge area generally reeked of the brewery (pleasantly to me), but I have never tried the Levy. I am in a pleasant beer rut, on the Innis & Gunn Original again, which is mighty fine to me original again. (And I thought of commenting on "Teta" but words failed me, while just over my shoulder I heard the Don mutter "Seanso!")
ReplyDeleteAh, forgive the unwanted repetition of "original". Blame the beer reaching my fingers.
DeleteRecently when I made sure "You don't even have to buy anything; a generous donation would do..." you asked me to work on my marketing approach.
DeleteOf course, I do know you are a Scotsman. The more surprised I am that you would feel mighty fine with Innis & Gunn's high price strategy. ;-)
As for "Teta", the Don's muttering and the words failing you: I thought it was obvious I posted this almost five hundred years old poem because of its excellent recitation.
So, what does his muttering tell me about the Don?
A mere £3 for a big 660ml bottle of 6.6% wonderfulness... (or £1.50 for a 330 ml bottle, but then I would buy two...). Cheap as chips, as we say.
DeleteI did not comprehend one word of the words, Seanso (well, perhaps just one).
DeleteBooks I love - across genres. Photography fascinates me.
ReplyDeleteBeer? Count me out.
Re beer: You are forgiven, Milady. ;-)
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