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  1. Hard hitting journalism:
    http://www.velonews.com/news/fea/10513.0.html

    Also, this may or may not have happened (from
    http://community.livejournal.com/cyclists_daily/ ):

    After Floyd Landis regained the lead of the Tour de France at the
    top of L'Alpe d'Huez he decided that he wanted a beer to celebrate
    the moment. On the road down to his hotel, his team car pulled over
    and the American traded a yellow jersey for a six-pack of beer with
    a spectator.

    --
    TimC
    An Emacs reference mug is what I want. It would hold ten gallons of coffee.
    -- Steve VanDevender

  2. Wait until Floyd discovers Goat, he might even trade a GC placing! :p

  3. cfsmtb said:

    Wait until Floyd discovers Goat, he might even trade a GC placing! :p


    Bah, nothing beats little creatures. 🙂
    Nothing wrong with goat though.

  4. Claes said:
    cfsmtb said:

    Wait until Floyd discovers Goat, he might even trade a GC placing! :p

    Quoted message said:

    Bah, nothing beats little creatures. 🙂

    I tried a Rogers on Friday after hearing people rave about it. I can't
    say I was that taken by it, it was a bit tasteless.

    On that note, are there any decent pubs/beers in Sydney? I'm heading
    over there for the rest of the week and would like to sample the exotic
    delights of the other side of the country. Or is there anything bike
    related worth seeing on Saturday?

    Graeme

  5. My favourite pub in Sydney is the Australian Heritage up in the Rocks (I
    think it is Harrington St, opposite the basketball courts).
    They have Little Creatures on tap as ell as a host of other beers. It
    may get a bit "backpackerish" at weekends.
    Just around the corner is the Belgian Pub and up the road is the
    Palisades which has not changed since Adam was a boy. To get to it you
    have to pass the Lord Nelson which has its own micro brewery.
    I too was disappointed with "rogers", I believe they have a new beer
    called Bright but cannot find it.

    Graeme Dods said:
    Claes said:
    cfsmtb said:

    Wait until Floyd discovers Goat, he might even trade a GC placing! :p

    Quoted message said:

    Bah, nothing beats little creatures. 🙂

    I tried a Rogers on Friday after hearing people rave about it. I can't
    say I was that taken by it, it was a bit tasteless.

    On that note, are there any decent pubs/beers in Sydney? I'm heading
    over there for the rest of the week and would like to sample the exotic
    delights of the other side of the country. Or is there anything bike
    related worth seeing on Saturday?

    Graeme

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  6. Graeme wrote -

    Quoted message said:

    On that note, are there any decent pubs/beers in Sydney? I'm heading
    over there for the rest of the week and would like to sample the exotic
    delights of the other side of the country.

    You could also try the Redoak Beer Cafe at 201 Clarence St (just across the
    road and up a bit from Clarence St Cycles, as it happens...)

    At the Redoak they do great sampler plates of meat / fish or vego taster
    plates and the beers are well worth a try and not bad value (unlike Clarence
    St Cycles, who work at the big end of the profit margins - nice gear, just
    buy it elsewhere)

    best, Andrew

  7. Jack Russell said:

    My favourite pub in Sydney is the Australian Heritage up in the Rocks (I
    think it is Harrington St, opposite the basketball courts).
    They have Little Creatures on tap as ell as a host of other beers. It may
    get a bit "backpackerish" at weekends.
    Just around the corner is the Belgian Pub and up the road is the Palisades
    which has not changed since Adam was a boy. To get to it you have to pass
    the Lord Nelson which has its own micro brewery.

    I'm incapable of passing the Lord Nelson. Their own brews are to die for,
    and it's one of the few pubs that survive without having installed poker
    machines.

    --
    beerwolf (remove numbers from email address)

  8. Andrew Price said:


    You could also try the Redoak Beer Cafe at 201 Clarence St (just across the
    road and up a bit from Clarence St Cycles, as it happens...)

    Red Oak Belgian Chocolate Stout .... yum ....

    http://www.redoak.com.au/

  9. Graeme Dods said:

    On that note, are there any decent pubs/beers in Sydney? I'm heading
    over there for the rest of the week and would like to sample the exotic
    delights of the other side of the country.

    Good pubs in the inner city/west

    - The Courthouse Hotel, Newtown
    - The Rose, Chippendale

    As for local Sydney beer, you can't go past the James Squire range
    (though my poison of choice is South Australian ...)

  10. cfsmtb said:

    Red Oak Belgian Chocolate Stout .... yum ....
    http://www.redoak.com.au/

    Or you could go to Belgium.. 😉

    For the record Tim Taylor's "Landlord" is my preferred pale pint over here but I wouldn't trade ol' yella for it.

    hippy

  11. beerwolf said:
    Jack Russell said:

    My favourite pub in Sydney is the Australian Heritage up in the Rocks (I
    think it is Harrington St, opposite the basketball courts).
    They have Little Creatures on tap as ell as a host of other beers. It may
    get a bit "backpackerish" at weekends.
    Just around the corner is the Belgian Pub and up the road is the Palisades
    which has not changed since Adam was a boy. To get to it you have to pass
    the Lord Nelson which has its own micro brewery.

    I'm incapable of passing the Lord Nelson. Their own brews are to die for,
    and it's one of the few pubs that survive without having installed poker
    machines.


    You do not have to pass it directly on the way to the Palisades, walk
    through it very slowly

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  12. hippy said:
    cfsmtb said:

    Red Oak Belgian Chocolate Stout .... yum ....
    http://www.redoak.com.au/

    Or you could go to Belgium.. 😉


    But Belgium is a bit far to ride to from here...

    Parbs - who is happy to confirm cfsmtb's statement

  13. petulance said:
    Graeme Dods said:

    On that note, are there any decent pubs/beers in Sydney? I'm heading
    over there for the rest of the week and would like to sample the exotic
    delights of the other side of the country.

    Australian Hotel in the Rocks has Scharer's Lager on tap. This is a
    genuine German lager, brewed in Picton by Geoff Scharer. An absolute
    must.

    <http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/6429/?view=beerfly>

    (Sig generator is on the ball...)

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    John
    Information wants to be beer, or something like that. -unknown

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