No thanks Rooster, I’ll be bringing Victoria Bitter , also known as “visitors beer” particularly outside of Victoria, Australia, referring to its common use as a beer to offer your host whilst drinking the host’s supply.
However, it remains a very popular and consistent beer with its own dedicated following. And while it does not induce phrases like, “put it back in the horse, mate”, our local coopers IPA and historically brewed in oak barrels out shines it by far.
If you leave it in the ground long enough, it turns into “Black Gold, Texas tea!” -Jed Clampett
For some reason you made me wonder how Lionel would have produced an Eye of Sauron flat car. I suppose something like this…
…blended with something like this…
…but not quite sure how to best go about it.
Mr. Meashey would know though.
i love that!
calling themselves “Yuengling” (for Hines: Jüngling) meaning young man or Romspringa in Amish Dutch - and admitting only grown ups…
Thanks for the translation Korm. I’d try Jüngling just for the chance to say I had an umlauted beer! 
