A beer created by Danish students is the first beer created under a creative commons licence, meaning it's free to be brewed by one and all. A neat and generous idea, but lord knows what it tastes like. Time to convert the spare bedrooom of chez laylaces into a brewery (not a very large change some would say - I'm looking at you Jules) to find out I think [thanks paul].

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woo first comment! cant find n e recipe tho :'(

Beer is for faggots and pakis

cheezewhizzes are for complete tits with no life...

No. That would be wine.

I noticed that Graeme had a freudian slip.....note the 'laylaces'(explains the abscence of recent days! Wink-Wink Nudge-Nudge...say no more! ;-)

Geez that was freudian. What will my analyst say?

LOL!

home breweries smell fowl! i suppose the big factory ones might too, but certainly it's more of an inconvenience when your bedroom is down the hall from yeast and fermentation...yuck.

i take it back. dr. dingle has his own home brew.

heezewhizzes are for complete tits with no life...

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