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Last Day of Our Trip

The last day of our trip was spent in London again. We arrived early enough to beat the crowds at Madame Tussauds, where there is a Star Wars exhibit at the moment.
We had lunch at Herman Ze German. Why isn’t schnitzel in a bun a common thing here?
Later in the afternoon we headed all the way to BrewDog Shoreditch — our eighth BrewDog bar this trip — hoping to be able to visit Two-Bit, the only Brewdog venue in London we hadn’t been to yet, at least not after it stopped being Underdog. Unfortunately they don’t open on Mondays, apparently, so that will have to wait until next time.
Honest Burgers provided us with our last meal — and beer — before going back to Brussels.

Last Day in Aberdeen

Our last day in Aberdeen we needed to recover a bit from the , so it was quite a calm one. Strolling through the city, having an afternoon tea at CUP, and of course a last visit to both BrewDog bars.
The Caledonian Sleeper trip back to London will be slightly less comfortable than the trip up north, since we only booked sleeper seats this time. I already regret it… It’s not that I won’t be able to sleep, but actually having a whole cabin to yourself, is quite nice.
Oh well, there’s always next time. 🙂

#PunkAGM2016

Our first BrewDog “Annual General Mayhem”, , was awesome!
Loads of new beers to try — both by BrewDog and other breweries — interesting business updates and tasting sessions, tasty food — although the lines were a bit long — and great music. Even got a little taste of test batches of Lone Wolf gin!
Our first time maybe, but certainly not our last time!

First Day in Aberdeen

Our first day in Aberdeen began early, since the Caledonian Sleeper already arrived before 8 am. After some Aitkins rolls and coffee, we went on a little bus tour through Aberdeen, and a drink at BrewDog Aberdeen, the first BrewDog bar ever, we went to the Walhalla for BrewDog lovers: the BrewDog brewery and DogTap!

Afternoon in London

In the afternoon we went to our third BrewDog bar, BrewDog Clerkenwell, followed by a visit to Ninth Ward, where a ‘battle’ between Weird Beard and Brew by Numbers took place. Even though it was still early, we had dinner as well, if chicken wings count as such.
After collecting our luggage at the hotel, we went for a quick pre-train drink at the Euston Tap. It was unexpectedly tiny!