Because 3 hours of free booze isn't enough for us, we had a drink in a nice little pub / sports bar in the basement of the hotel that has a reasonable selection of beers including Guiness and
 Kilkiney. Pricing wasn't bad and was comparable to what you could expect to pay for a pint of the same beers in Japan. I ordered our beers and we found a table and sat down. Two things about the waitress bringing our beers amused me: 1) she had to tell us which was Guiness and which was Kilkiney (obvious to anyone who drinks beer based on the color) and 2) she automatically place the darker beer next to me when in fact that was my wife's order. Later, I asked for a Bloody Mary which was better than any I'd had in Japan but was clearly made by someone who has a list of ingredients but has never had one.
Kilkiney. Pricing wasn't bad and was comparable to what you could expect to pay for a pint of the same beers in Japan. I ordered our beers and we found a table and sat down. Two things about the waitress bringing our beers amused me: 1) she had to tell us which was Guiness and which was Kilkiney (obvious to anyone who drinks beer based on the color) and 2) she automatically place the darker beer next to me when in fact that was my wife's order. Later, I asked for a Bloody Mary which was better than any I'd had in Japan but was clearly made by someone who has a list of ingredients but has never had one.Another concern of mine is that I need to have my visa before I can get my license to buy alcohol. While it is easy to get, I will need a week or two before I can get one. I guess that it comes down to proving that I am indeed not Muslim and that I know better than to buy booze for Muslims. I don't seem to know enough to not ask them for advice about beer so I hope I can qualify.
 
If you have a hankerin' for good pork ribs, try the ones with Cajun-flavouring in Heroes, which you have already visited. Also, on my return, I'll show you the little alcohol hole-in-the-wall that'll tide you over until yer paperwork is in order.
ReplyDeleteDo you think you will be able to get the license to continue with your crack addicition?
ReplyDeleteYou don't need a license for crack.
ReplyDeleteIf you can do a triathlon, I'm sure you can survive a week without beer. Consider it a challenge, like when you did your lemon cleansing. Did you know "alcohol" is an Arab word?
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