267 Beer Saturday Why Not?
Normally I drink my beer, photography most definitely an afterthought unless somewhere special and having fun enough to reach for the camera or cell phone.
After cooking dinner relaxing into the evening or at sundown (much more rarely of late) enjoy a beer, after dinner there is no way I am hauling to hunt down the camera, time to relax!
What's currently in the fridge, I have pulled out are some beers laid them out to show they still there and will be enjoyed later!
Lite beers, not having the heart to send the young attendant back for Lager, Tafel Beers are slightly cheaper in price at the moment, Devil's Peak which I hold cold for hot days when I may feel inclined to have a beer earlier in the day. Both these beers have previewed previously in posts.
On holiday I used the cellphone to capture what I thought humorous! In a world gone crazy with rules I could enjoy myself to the full! Windhoek Draft review Beer Saturday May 25th, 2019, still drinking beers from same company, I must be boring, or they just so good!
Had a delicious Snoek steak fresh from the sea, fish and chips, getting British there too I'd say!
Beers have become expensive, some no longer reaching our shores or simply not being manufactured, check the prices per case.
24 bottles works out cheaper than buying small four or six packs. Most imported beers to our shores arrive four to a pack, when broken and sold individually work out very much more expensive!
Case of Tafel Lite cost me R234.00 (ZAR approximately 17:1 USD), making golden liquid (which is far safer than drinking water) around $13.75 for tray of 24 x 330 ml bottles.
When travelling try local wherever possible, if not fall back to beers one knows when paying pub prices.
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All photography my own using Canon Powershot camera or cellphone.
Thought for Today: "Fun is like fine beer it is rarely enjoyable alone." - African Proverb