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19 Mar, 2010

Booze on the Ouse – Round 7

Posted by: Tony In: Cambridgeshire, Event

28 ales in. 6pm. Good going. The halves strategy is going well.

Next up ( don’t you hate that rubbish English) is:

Brewsters Hopfield
Castle Rock Harvest Pale
Elgoods Golden Newt
Digfield Fools Nook

I think this might be our last or penultimate round ! Getting tired now!

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