I was going to get all didactic today and tell you exactly why I'd picked those pairs. No, I don't mean pears. Pairs. Of beers. There's an idea behind each.
Then my journey home took three times as long as it should have. Hail and snow, greeted me when I stepped off the sneltram. Even in a tram shelter under a railway viaduct I was still getting wet. So you'll have to work it out for yourself. It's not that complicated.
The poll is serious. The winners will be made. Honestly. Circumstances permitting. Tell me what you'd like to drink.
Only 20 votes so far. And ten of those were mine. Vote now!
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Impressions of Gdańsk: piwo, pierogi, the past in the present
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“We must go back to Poland some time soon,” we’ve been saying for about 20
years. In our late teens and early twenties we spent a lot of time there.
Jess...
7 hours ago
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So why do you think 1856 and 1937 Barclay Perkins IBSt (which also got my vote) broke into the lead?
I'll tell you when the voting is over.
There's a specific reason why that pairing is included. Nothing nasty, just something very specific.
Here's a clue: I'm drinking a Dogfish Head WWS and it confirms why I chose the two BP Russian Stouts.
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