Guys im thinking of buying a beerwulf sub?. Any plus or minus points to consider or any advice is appreciated before i pull the trigger.
It has proved more difficult to get hold of the torps. Also the deliveries are taking a lot longer. I received my delivery yesterday when it was ordered 14 days before.Yeah its seems everyones got the same idea and buying in bulk While the lockdown is on so making it hard to get hold if the beer we like.
When I empty one I take the next one from the fridge and stick it in the freezer for 10 mins. It's then ready to go as soon as you load it.The key to a sub is keeping all the torps in the fridge, pre chilled takes minutes #greenlightmeansgo
@andythom188 likes a bit of Henry Westons.My local village shop buys in Henry Westons Old Vintage for me, dangerous cider at 8.2% love it.
My local village shop buys in Henry Westons Old Vintage for me, dangerous cider at 8.2% love it.
Ask for a rent rebateOur local council (who are also the landlord of my business premises) have furloughed everyone, no mail and rubbish piling up in the corridors ! WTF
(runs for cover...)Ask for a rent rebate
Bloody love the stuff@andythom188 likes a bit of Henry Westons.
I was planning a trip to westons brewery tour with few of us off here this year but dont look like it will happen this year, love vintage but can kick ya arse 8 bottles in 4 hours you know about itMy local village shop buys in Henry Westons Old Vintage for me, dangerous cider at 8.2% love it.
It's simple, the government can't. We will be repaying this money for decades to come in the form of higher taxes and austerity. There will be less money available for the NHS.To be honest I don’t see how the government can maintain supporting everyone’s salary for the next 6 months.
the boss has shut down because he says the public expect him to and it would damage the company reputation to continue to work. This is very damaging to the economy and is not justified by the science.
At the co op near me, I was watching from my house two member of staff in the car park. One was drawing X’s 2 mtrs apart and the other was holding the bag of chalk right next to himA very sensible approach and one of the top reasons I have kept my business closed. As hard as it might be, it only takes one picture on social media of a company name on a van or t-shirt for a reputation to be scared for life, so I totally agree there. The public are certainly not afraid to have a pop at people working as we've already read on here, so grabbing a pic from a distance and whacking it on their FB isn't difficult to imagine.