Yes. A plus was that the casks travelled well. The minus was the taste, home or away. They dropped the price but still lost market. Popular with teenagers - cheap as chips - remember the Party 4's and 7's in tin casks?
It's high season in the Ballyarics and of course Spain is aware of that. Sounds like an EU directive to me,
Anyway, let me gets this right, so, as the saying goes:
The queues in Spain
Are mainly from the plane?
Your Watney's tipple of choice was never very liked in the UK but there was not much competition around, until the 70's, when it lost out to the competition.
Me too. A little place near Cobh, Peg's Pub. The most beautiful drink, so I carried on all afternoon.
Taxi driver had to pull me out...after just one more for the road of course.
The other party in of the conversation you chose to join is under the delusion that Russia is part of the G7 and stamps his opinion with this QED show to try to give the impression that he is correct and intelligent.
But the opposite is true, yet you seem to want to agree with him. Up to you.
From your own protected link from which I can only read the following:
Productivity malaise has held back economy for a over a decade
Economists divided on ultimate impact of U.K. leaving EU
Brexit was but a gleam in Farage's eye even a decade ago, so low relative productivity existed and lagged before 2016 and while were an EU member. Not news.
Above, like pie in the sky? I remember one annoying poster from previous Brexit threads, who favoured the regular and pretentious use of Latin initialisms, is that you?