Another Classic Heineken Advert , this time about cricket and from 1979.
Classic Heineken Advert from 1979
A classic Heineken advert from 1979.
Classic Heineken Advert from 1978
A classic Heineken advert from 1978.
Classic Heineken Advert – Concorde
A classic Heineken advert from 1976. It appeared at the same time that Concorde entered service with British Airways (and Air France).
Heineken. Refreshes the parts other beers cannot reach.
Classic Heineken Advert from 1976
Heineken. Refreshes the parts other beers cannot reach.
Classic Heineken Advert from 1976
Burrito and a Beer
Needing a quick dinner and not wanting to spend a fortune and wanting to try somewhere different. I decided that it was time to go to Chiquitos. I have been there before, but that was years ago. Not been recently as generally when I go to where my local one is, I have the children with me and they aren’t fans of mexican food (at the moment), we go to Bella Italia or Frankie and Bennys.
As I was on my own, then I decided to take advantage of the opportunity and see what it was like now.
They had a special offer of a burrito and a beer for just £7.99.
Well lets go with that then. I decided to go with the pulled pork option.
Service was really quick and even though I was having the “special offer” I also got the complementary tortilla chips.
The burrito when it arrived, certainly looked interesting.
I am not sure I would have presented it in that way, I think I might have preferred the sour cream, guacamole and salsa to be served separately.
I think I would have also preferred it to be “freshly made” rather than as I think it was, just heated through. I may be wrong on that.
Overall it was very nice and quite tasty. Spicy but not too spicy.
I will probably go back and try something different another time.
Hobgoblin
This is a very nice ruby beer. Dark in colour, strong in taste this is a beer to be savoured slowly. A perfect choice for dark winter evenings (even though it’s nearly spring, it is still very nice).
I do like the beers from the Wychwood Brewery and the imagery they use is also clever.
Bishops Tipple
The Bishop’s Tipple has been a legend amongst ale drinkers ever since it was originally brewed to commemorate George Reindorp’s appointment as Bishop of Salisbury.
When I opened the fridge and saw this bottle of beer, my initial thoughts were, that looks nice, but looks a little heavy. I was expecting a dark strong beer that would take time to savour and enjoy.
I was however pleasantly surprised to find that this was a really nice ale with a golden hue and that was both refreshing and light to the palate. I really enjoyed it and hope to find another bottle in the fridge soon.
Asahi Beer
Tribute
Tribute, a “premium cornish ale” was a really nice pint of beer. Good flavour and not too much gas.