Thread: What Has Happened to the Schooner of Beer

Originally Posted by Saitch

Skase's vessel was "Mirage III", from memory.

Tom Burns' (ALP MP) Vessel was "The Electorate". When a constituent would phone Tom, the office staff would reply "I'm sorry, Mr Burns is out in the electlorate.

Originally Posted by Tombie

All glasses at any of our locals still have the minimum level marking - just not the AHA logo.

Single Malt is much easier to measure

I was pretty unsteady last time I had a pint of Single Malt.

Why risk it- PINTS for all

Originally Posted by BradC

I was pretty unsteady last time I had a pint of Single Malt.

Yep, if you're not in training it can do that.

This is one occasion it's probably best to stick to a Schooner, even if it is a 375..

Sooooo Ron , why dont you just say...."I dont like beer"?

I note that all the other states besides SA are inundated with boutique breweries , still trying to make beer.....

......although the Woolshed in Paringa brews the most amazing tasting range of beers I have experienced....must be a SA thing.

I don't like many beers - especially South Aussie beers.

When I moved to Carnarvon, I found WA beer to be equally bad so I didn't start up again with beer drinking.

Originally Posted by p38arover

I don't like many beers - especially South Aussie beers.

When I moved to Carnarvon, I found WA beer to be equally bad so I didn't start up again with beer drinking.

Redback was ok - Haven't had one for decades so my memory might be cloudy

Was at a local club - and a schooner of Bundy and Coke is 420ml but a Schooner of beer is 425ml -if I get bored one day I might check with Liquor and Gaming to see if there are regs that stipulate the size of drinks.