Originally posted by Great Big Stees'Screech'?
I'm not familiar with conner brook and no I only visited it once and you're right about the scenery, there are some very beautiful places there and you can't meet a more friendly group than Newfoundlanders. A word of warning though...stay away from the Screech or at least stop after the first couple.
Originally posted by Great Big SteesI wouldn't be drinking any Screech anyways, I stopped that sillyness back in March 22, 1992.
I'm not familiar with conner brook and no I only visited it once and you're right about the scenery, there are some very beautiful places there and you can't meet a more friendly group than Newfoundlanders. A word of warning though...stay away from the Screech or at least stop after the first couple.
I have old friends I use to work with living there now. It is only a hop skip and a boat ride from Halifax, if you want to take in some scenery in along the way. Wouldn't see much flying.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyThe Newfies take old rum barrels and add some water (not a lot. Not sure of the volume) to them and "slosh" it around...let it sit for a while then "slosh" it around some more. This is repeated for a certain period of time and then you have Screech a rather tasty, yet potent brew.
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesWhat a waste of a good barrel! You could get a decent cask whisky out of that. I bet that's better than "screech".
The Newfies take old rum barrels and add some water (not a lot. Not sure of the volume) to them and "slosh" it around...let it sit for a while then "slosh" it around some more. This is repeated for a certain period of time and then you have Screech a rather tasty, yet potent brew.
Richard