Wish my wife drank beer - you should see what they charge for a large glass of wine!
Particularly expensive when we go skiing - everyone else in the party has a beer (OK, me and my Irish mate might sneak in the odd Jagermeister!), but Mrs A has a "glass of white and a bottle of water". Why can't she just eat snow? (Not the yellow stuff, obviously!)
Particularly expensive when we go skiing - everyone else in the party has a beer (OK, me and my Irish mate might sneak in the odd Jagermeister!), but Mrs A has a "glass of white and a bottle of water". Why can't she just eat snow? (Not the yellow stuff, obviously!)
for a pint of cider (Stowford Press, Thatchers Gold, that sort of thing (there isn't a cider called that sort of thing by the way, but it might be a good idea)). Fosters and other crap brews are about £3.20 and "premium" beers such as Stella and Becks are normally £3.50. Farmhouse cider (scrumpy) is still normally under £3, but what you don't spend in pints, you'll make up for in toilet paper. Ale can be found at under £3, but not in many places; although on the plus side, most of the pubs round my may have an excellent selection of well kept beers. 
