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Bailey’s little brother had a fit of thoughtfulness and for Christmas this year got this very nice chap to engrave six beer glasses with a version of the graphic from our blog’s header.
Drinking our own brews out of our own branded glasses is very satisfying indeed!
Wow! That’s… impressive. Properly, though, you have to drink from them while sitting at oppposite ends of an impossibly long table in your baronial dining room.
Love it. I like Nut’s idea, too.
Very nice. That reminds me of the champagne saucers we have that are unusually engraved with what are clearly malt and hops: http://twitpic.com/qhgks
I mean barley rather than malt, obviously *slaps face*
Probably time to brew a special B & B beer to serve in those glasses.
That rules. Boak and Bailey is a unique blog, I wonder where you got the logo from? I always envy the fact you have great pubs down your way in London and I rarely get there but its always a treat when I do. Hopefully I will at the next GBBF
I had no idea. All these years I could have been selling A Good Beer Blog litre sized mass.
Rob — we photographed it in Germany. It was a faded old beer ad on a block of flats.
Beer Nut — you’ve seen our house then? Dinner most nights is like the scene in Batman where Michael Keaton and Kim Basinger eat soup.
That’s exactly the scene I was thinking of. I’m sure it’s a lot easier for your butler these days, what with Segways and all.
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We have Segways, he doesn’t. Watching him trying to keep up… amuses us.
Cool.
How. Very. Cool.
that’s not one for the dishwasher!!
Brilliant. I’d love something like that, but they’d last about 18 minutes in the Ten Inch Wheels House Of Gormless.
They’re actually pretty bloody sturdy — thicker than the average pub pint glass, anyway. I managed to get them from Somerset to London in a rucksack without incurring any damage.
That’s very cool.