How deep is your wreck, Rob?
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How deep is your wreck, Rob?
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This ale is really down under.
Just how deep is hard to fathom Dave.
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Rob.
Whilst we are 'Down Under', from New Zealand there is
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I am not sure what would cause black sand in New Zealand, volcanic rock perhaps?
Another one from Darwin.
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Beers named Flagship have appeared before but not from this brewery. It was first brewed in 2005 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar, when it had a different label.
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Good find Dave.
I never knew Hook Norton did that one.
Rob.
A different Admiral.
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One for Guus.
Rob.
I am not sure that this beer is still in production but the ship chosen has a very appropriate name.
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Here is an old beer rebadged.
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The Brewers wrote," H.P. Lovecraft’s, The White Ship, tells a story of a lighthouse keeper’s adventure aboard a mysterious ship where his curiosity and greed win out over his better judgment."
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Too much ale I guess!
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Something unusual today- a Japanese beer called Okhotsk Blue brewed with water sourced from icebergs and tinted blue with seaweed. If you thought like me that it was only Romulan ale, which was blue, I am afraid that we were wrong. There are several more.
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Too esoteric for me Dave. I only have natural ice in my G&t. The odd pink tinge now and then is the most that I can abide.
Bligh.
For today I give you.......
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I fear that the label on this ale called Powder Monkey does not give an accurate impression of the role. :)
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This one does even less so.
It is just knot correct. :wink:
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Here is my previous offering's boss.
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My offering is.......another.
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I do not thing going to sea in (on?) one of these is practical.
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Now that is novel Dave.
Here is my daily tipple.....
May well be true of your sea monster.
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Ngaru iti means 'Little Wave' in Maori. However, it is actually brewed in Nottingham at the Black Iris Brewery.
And I didn't even know we had a Black Iris Brewery Dave!
Rob.
Let's hope it don't turn into a vicious....
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Another one from Black Iris. Their address is Black Iris Brewery, Unit 1 Shipstone Street, Nottingham, NG7 6GJ, Rob.
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Interesting Dave.
Shipstone's was the name of one of our big Brewery's until Green king took them over and then shut them down.
Looks as if this is a new Micro Brewery raising from the ashes!
Rob.
My daily ale is....
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When you reach port the order is given to
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Another Boatswain.....
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Something we do not want to encounter when at sea.
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I have no problems seeing the pictures you have uploaded to this thread, Rob, but are these from the internet rather than from your camera?
A bit of merchant action today.....
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Ngaru Nui is Maori for 'Big Wave'.
I leave you now for three days with this one to ponder over.
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From a different brewery but still on a black theme. Note the 'traditional' spelling, perhaps to avoid copyright?
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If you visit a fishing port you may see
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Back from deepest darkest Yorkshire with this ale of the day.......
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This drink commemorates an East Coast barge skipper - Captain Jack Spitty.
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Another salty old sea dog.
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This Cornish ale bears the name of a character from Treasure Island.
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Touche Dave.
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