Beer festivals
Oct. 20th, 2005 10:54 pmWas dancing tonight. Slightly irritated by that, as I'm out all weekend and this uses up kit that would otherwise be clean for the weekend. However:
- It was a Beer Festival, with 40 beers and free drinks for the dancers;
- It was also a Sausage Festival, with 20 types of sausage available for tasting and learned debate over the merits of;
- We had 12 dancers, allowing 2 sides up for the first time since God knows when.
DOES IT GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS?
What a nice evening.
For the record, the Sausage Festival was won by the Beef and Apricot sausages. I didn't particularly rate them, preferring the Beef and Stilton, the Pork and Leek and the Pork and Bacon. All were pretty damn good, though - good solid meat, no rusk or indecipherable bits.
Note for those coming to WFrag 2006: Farmer's Jack's in Arreton has all these sausages for sale. I shall be sure to lay in a decent supply, so long as someone reminds me to do so. We may not even need pizza.
- It was a Beer Festival, with 40 beers and free drinks for the dancers;
- It was also a Sausage Festival, with 20 types of sausage available for tasting and learned debate over the merits of;
- We had 12 dancers, allowing 2 sides up for the first time since God knows when.
DOES IT GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS?
What a nice evening.
For the record, the Sausage Festival was won by the Beef and Apricot sausages. I didn't particularly rate them, preferring the Beef and Stilton, the Pork and Leek and the Pork and Bacon. All were pretty damn good, though - good solid meat, no rusk or indecipherable bits.
Note for those coming to WFrag 2006: Farmer's Jack's in Arreton has all these sausages for sale. I shall be sure to lay in a decent supply, so long as someone reminds me to do so. We may not even need pizza.
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Date: 2005-10-21 10:11 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-10-24 10:36 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-10-21 12:35 pm (UTC)I have an extremely nice burger recipe that involves beef and stilton, so I can imagine how nice those particular sausages were. Sign me up for lots at the next WFrag!