For some ungodly reason I was up at 8.30am this morning....maybe its the bobcat earthworks next door!!
From memory kicked off at the Lowenbrau.Ross(Richmond.not QLD was first there; thank god he was wearing his AHB shirt!) and the breaky beers were on! Harrassed to order the Traditional bavarian breakfast, but refused to buckle. Majority of crawl participants arrive in dribs and drabs. Best part was watching the market going couples come past and see Husbands look at as drinking at 10am and smile, then watch their wife look at us and throw a disgusting look in our direction, an absolute crawl pleaser!!
Stayed there till near 11.30 and moved to The Lord Nelson. Worked my way thru most of the beers there too aided by a couple of bowls of crisps. Also later to reveal, in atleast one instance, to be the home of the second porcine disease...the swine spew!! Also more attendees arrived and time swept on to about 3pm
The next stop was a frag bomb in the group...Some moved on to the Australian for the traditional Pizzas and beer whilst some went for the Euro delights of the belgian..Mell and I took the later option as there were up hills to manouver..and partook of lunch. The crowd from the Australian met up with us at the belgian...then We moved on to The Macquarie(by taxi, for some and Train for others) while some of the crowd went to Redoak and the Squires brewery at Darling Harbour..
At the Mac we took in a few of the beers for another several hours where the remains of the group disintergated to the Taphouse and Mell and I were summons back to the Lowenbrau by an insatiable Franko and Pumpy, and they had got the attention of the owner and we had our dinner around the 9.30 - 10pm mark
There endeth the night!! If you were looking for desciptions of the beers we consumed..buggered if I can remember..
Oh, one arguement was, 'Was the Maibock at the Lowenbrau actually the advertised 7.2%?" I thought so. As the alcohol was well hidden in the malt profile as a bock should, but others disagree..I could be wrong..