22 hours ago, cheeky~k8 said:

I'd prefer just to drink fruit juice or squash, so no i won't try it. ????

Thought you wouldn’t @cheeky~k8 .. you can’t beat a fruit juice though 

Certainly over the years, one's taste changes.. from Fine Fare cans of Ruddles equivalent, to Home Bitter, Wem Ales, Samuel Smiths, Chimay Bleu at Cafe Mort Subite ( translated as Sudden Death) in Brussels, HofBrauHaus Traunstein in Traunstein, Paulaner dark beers, Guinness, Harveys Sussex Bitter, Skol in Brazil,  Timothy Taylors Landlord, Doom Bar

1 minute ago, Piethagoram said:

Certainly over the years, one's taste changes.. from Fine Fare cans of Ruddles equivalent, to Home Bitter, Wem Ales, Samuel Smiths, Chimay Bleu at Cafe Mort Subite ( translated as Sudden Death) in Brussels, HofBrauHaus Traunstein in Traunstein, Paulaner dark beers, Guinness, Harveys Sussex Bitter, Skol in Brazil,  Timothy Taylors Landlord, Doom Bar

I agree I think a few years ago I wouldn’t have liked it .. I’ve started to enjoy fine ales like doom bar and Home bitter as well 

On 10/10/2018 at 21:11, Magic magpie said:

Thought you wouldn’t @cheeky~k8 .. you can’t beat a fruit juice though 

Or lemonade with cherrys & berrys squash. Much cheaper than alcohol ????

23 hours ago, cheeky~k8 said:

Or lemonade with cherrys & berrys squash. Much cheaper than alcohol ????

Much bettter to ????

On 09/10/2018 at 02:43, AmericanPie said:

How sweet was the drink @Magic magpie @Chris, it sounds tempting. If it's too sweet however it's probably not for me.

Pretty sweet to me, you have to add a lot of sugar to Rhubarb to make it even eatable IMO and I'm not a fan of it.

However, the drink was quite nice. I wouldn't always have one but to switch things up, I would certainly look out for it. Chances are I won't be able to have it again, as it seems quite unique.  

I can’t wait for the next pint of it ????????????????