I'll have a Landlord's Mike:)

Here you go Julie.

Ahhh...*goes sit by the fire* thanx Mike:)

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I'll have a Landlord's Mike:)

Here you go Julie.

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I'll have a Landlord's Mike:)

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I see two sartorially attired cats are waiting....

Must be time for my night cap - too few hours to go until I've to be up all bright and shiny...

There`s always time for a brew Rob.

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I see two sartorially attired cats are waiting....

Must be time for my night cap - too few hours to go until I've to be up all bright and shiny...

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Piggy!

@Julie The usual bacon with some bacon please :)

Bacon...*takes a note*...coming up:)

Woohoo! I stand ready for bacony goodness :)

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@Chris, A one hundred and twenty one gallon barrel of beer? Yes please :) Cheers :)

Happy |New Year Zapped :-))

Now that's a proper beer glass :) Happy New Year mate!

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@Julie The usual bacon with some bacon please :)

Bacon...*takes a note*...coming up:)

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@Chris, A one hundred and twenty one gallon barrel of beer? Yes please :) Cheers :)

Happy |New Year Zapped :-))

@Chris, A one hundred and twenty one gallon barrel of beer? Yes please :) Cheers :)

@Julie The usual bacon with some bacon please :)

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A hogshead is a large cask of liquid (or, less often, of a food commodity). More specifically, it refers to a specified volume, measured in either imperial or US customary, primarily applied to alcoholic beverages such as wine, ale, or cider.

A tobacco hogshead was used in British and American colonial times to transport and store tobacco. at 121 imp gallons, it weighed about 1,000 pounds.

A wine or beer hogshead originally contained about 46 gallons, but later 53 gallons.

A hogshead was also used as unit of measurement for sugar in Louisiana for most of the 19th century. Plantations were listed in sugar schedules as having produced x number of hogsheads of sugar or molasses. A hogshead was also used for the measurement of herring fished for sardines in Blacks Harbour, New Brunswick.

Cheers :-)

The usual Zappy?:)

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*has a taste*

Hmm, a bit unusual. Although it seems to be making me even more hungry.

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How about trying this new barrel - its a hogshead....

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I quite fancy something bacony, with a nice chilled pint of something refreshing. Such an extensive list of things to choose from...

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The usual is coming up.

Thanks, Mike. :-)

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The usual is coming up.

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Good morning everyone! :-)

I'll have my usual, please. :-)

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