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Hoppyland · Jan 6, 2016

Retired biologist, fisheries management. Retired after working in NW England & Wales for many years, mainly covering shellfish stocks. (cockles, unfortunately in one too-memorable year)

terrym said:
Wonderful place Saudi Arabia :-o.
And as for siddique, my conclusion it was better used as paint thinners. Consequently I didn't touch a drop of alcohol for the rest of my stays.

Spent over 2 years in Saudi back in the 70s. Nearly half of it at sea - the Red Sea really was a wonderful place! Hey, and you must have got the wrong supplier for your spirits. If I remember correctly (unlikely!! :grin:) my supplier back then was called Smokey Cruz, who apparently was a Quaker (perhaps he didn't touch a drop of it himself??), but was clearly an expert. The stuff was supposedly distilled 5 times, and if you bought it "uncut" was basically pure ethanol. Clear as a bell, no flavour at all - perfect for adding juniper essence & making lovely G&T

Plus you could drink a ridiculous amount without getting too much of a hangover. Or, at least I could do 40 years ago...... no longer got the constitution, I fear :cry:

TiddlyWin · Jan 16, 2016

Full Stack Web Developer for a Media Advertising Agency

BREWERS DROOP · Jan 16, 2016

Chippy_Tea said:
I didn't think you would all fall for it, I drive a truck. :lol:

Is that a truck,or an engine with trucks

BREWERS DROOP · Jan 16, 2016

Jeremy Corbyns secretary:whistle:

Labowner · Jan 16, 2016

Bright spark (electrician) :lol:

Now training as a signal technician on the railway. Cold nights and long walks, roll on the summer :)

VillageBrew · Jan 16, 2016

Ex-Army Officer.

IT Manager for large defence company until next week.

Programme Manager of new contract we've just won (IT partners for a public sector body) - starts end of Jan! Wondering if I've bitten off more than I can chew...

Greenhorn · Jan 16, 2016

Model maker and furniture maker.

darkbright · Jan 16, 2016

Physiotherapist - specialise in Hands and Rheumatology.

Would really like a career change to something food or brewing related. :-?

grooverider3003 · Jan 16, 2016

Sales expert for the most well known energy company in the u.k

P.s. if you have ever had problems with us it wasn't my fault........honest :whistle:

I would however prefer a job in a brewery as i would love to turn my hobby into a job, so if you know of any breweries in yorkshire willing to take me on please feel free to give me a shout.

Cheers.

alarmsparks · Jan 16, 2016

Electrician if my use name did not give it away.

islaybrew · Jan 16, 2016

building supplies yardsman, although I am trying to get into one of our 8 distilleris.

pms67 · Jan 16, 2016

Labowner said:
Bright spark (electrician) :lol:

Now training as a signal technician on the railway. Cold nights and long walks, roll on the summer :)

Me too,spark as well,too late to change now

pms67 · Jan 16, 2016

alarmsparks said:
Electrician if my use name did not give it away.

Join the club, its a job that should be good but........

Hoddy · Jan 16, 2016

Consultant engineer/process engineer/business manager - in the process of starting my own micro brewery [emoji1303]

islaybrew · Jan 17, 2016

this sounds intresting, how do you go about starting your own brewery?

Labowner · Jan 17, 2016

pms67 said:
Me too,spark as well,too late to change now

Know the feeling, I've been sparking since I served my time at 16. Never strayed to far from it but I have worked in a lot of different industries from tyre manufacture through textiles and water to tobacco and now rail.
Might have to settle at this one getting to old to keep learning new tricks lol

Dutto · Jan 17, 2016

Oil & Gas Industry for 35 years. Started as an Operator worked all over the globe and finished as HS&E Management Consultant.

Now retired for 13 years and thoroughly enjoying myself! :thumb: :thumb:

wildmanbrew · Jan 17, 2016

Main job is Chef but taking a break from it and try other options while im still young. Currently driving for a well known courier

Hoddy · Jan 23, 2016

Starting your own brewery - With a great deal of research and long hours in the evening after work. I'm getting there. I think I have some epic premises, I have most of the funding I need now. Business plan. And the product recipes are coming along nicely. Branding and artwork is underway. Also making applications for permits and licenses. Just need to get the equipment suppliers in board now and start planning the build phase.

to name a few.......

Notlaw · Jan 23, 2016

Hoddy said:
Starting your own brewery - With a great deal of research and long hours in the evening after work. I'm getting there. I think I have some epic premises, I have most of the funding I need now. Business plan. And the product recipes are coming along nicely. Branding and artwork is underway. Also making applications for permits and licenses. Just need to get the equipment suppliers in board now and start planning the build phase.

to name a few.......

Excellent, keep us posted.

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