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That's not bad then.

@Beany : Werthers?

What does that mean? You can continue or not?

Very caramel and toffee. Don't like the rear screens (always looks naff), but the rest is rather lovely.

Guinness zero is also a good non-dangerous beer.

That's a 600+ mile round-trip. Considered taking the train?

@Sundayjumper that makes sense. You can say you've ticked the box, and sell it.

What is causing the change?

^ that. Drop the Alfa badge and it could be a Renault Captur.

I’ve had a very non-dangerous beer today because I was using a chainsaw and driving afterwards. https://i.ibb.co/LJ2ZmWx/IMG-0203.jpg I haven’t had a 0% beer in a years, this was alright and had an ice tea aftertaste. But I don’t think I’d call it beer - more of a soft drink. Meh, will just buy a c...

Calculated that driving to my dad's instead of flying saves about £3-500 and a tonne of CO2 compared to flying. How far is that, and is that based on several people? I did some rough calcs and it seemed that flying would be more CO2 efficient for travelling alone for Italy. IIRC Copenhagen, and it’...

I have fond memories of my dad introducing me to Pelforth Brune (and Poker) on a family holiday to France when I was 13. Not sure he was aware that it is 6.5%.

I don't often have beer in the house, so it is a rare treat.

Your wish is granted. Hence(Pel)forth this shall be the thread for discussing beers of all kinds.

Sundayjumper wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 6:39 pm Beany needs to do an update !

As does @IanF

Noted. I may opt for a Pelfourth...

On my third Pelforth Brune and it is going down like nobody's business while tasting like heaven. I might regret this later.

It is the (perceived) freedom of the road. You going wherever your want, at whatever pace. I love driving holidays and for us it makes financial as well as environmental sense, when we're traveling five up. Calculated that driving to my dad's instead of flying saves about £3-500 and a tonne of CO2 c...

Could it be something to do with max length or lap time of a race?

Mito Man wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 5:54 pm I've forwarded him the suggestions. Also I remember he was quite fond of the V8 diesel in the Q7, but he doesn't want a SUV. It appeared in the Panamera for a very short period. Was it in any other cars?

A8 and, I think, the Phaeton.

Edit: what about a Phaeton?

Is there a currentish Lexus LS400 equivalent? Or what about an Audi A7?

Edit: they do an S7 diesel. Looks like a four door coupé version of Jobbo's estate.

Currently sat waiting at a garage while they fit a new exhaust. They need to cut more of the pipe than they expected as it is not looking great. Well get it up on a ramp when we're back home to have it gone over properly to see if there's something more that needs doing. Can't remember the last time...