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Old drinks
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Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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Stones bitter. Used to drink that in the wheatsheaf in Worthing back in the 80s.
King and Barnes Festive and HSB, were other favourites
Other drinks from my yoof
Port and Lemon
Guiness and blackcurrant
Malibu and pineapple
King and Barnes Festive and HSB, were other favourites
Other drinks from my yoof
Port and Lemon
Guiness and blackcurrant
Malibu and pineapple
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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Lord Bracknell
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Aaah... the advertising.
I didn't drink Guinness because of the adverts. I drank Guinness because Guinness is good for you.
I didn't drink Guinness because of the adverts. I drank Guinness because Guinness is good for you.
Raleigh Chopper
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You work for Molson Coors. I have to take my hat off to your marketing department with regards to Doom Bar, the rise of the popularity from a tiny brewery in Rock to one of the best sellers in the country is remarkable, mind you it is good stuff, shame that some of it is brewed in Burton though.
I would love to see the reaction on here if you took over Harveys and sold it country wide, not being nasty just would like to see if it would go down well with Sussex folk.
PS Keep your hands off of Dartmoor Brewery, Jail Ale is the ale of the gods.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
A mate of mine from what was then called Rhodesia introduced me to cider and gin. A tasty, but lethal combo. Ideally to be drunk at the County Ground, while watching Sunday League cricket.
Another highlight of those Sundays was watching John Snow, fielding on the boundary, whilst smoking a fag.
Another highlight of those Sundays was watching John Snow, fielding on the boundary, whilst smoking a fag.
Not only did Molson Coors buy it, it expanded the existing site and all Sharps brews remain there.
Being a huge global brewery goes unnoticed as few people actually heard of them. But they are still owned by two families.
KingKev
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Lowenbrau relatively easy to find in London - one of the bars at London Bridge stocks it. Have also seen Oranjeboom on tap as well - now that's something I thought had disappeared for good.
Agree the marketing must have been good but please...............good stuff.......its bland shite.
vegster
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- May 5, 2008
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That is 50% of my worst nightmare when teamed up with Harvey's ....it is hell when you walk in to a Brighton pub and see those two as your ale choices.
burnee54
East Upper Hermit
I still get Worthington White Shield, but only from the brewery in Burton who I happen to work for
Does it still have to be poured carefully due to the sediment?
That is stated on the bottle but I've poured a couple recently and there is little sediment in the bottom so I've poured it all out and it made little or no difference to the taste and clarity.
Apparantly the Imperial is very much worth a trip to. They serve Italian food as well which I have been told is well worth trying.
BensGrandad
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Even in the 'old days' they were easy to pour and most of the holding up to look at it was just for show. I knew a publican who poured it to ensure clarity then tipped the sediment in, he maintained it kept him regular. The old Bass was more difficult to pour to ensure clarity but this went possibly in the late 60s.early 70s.
When I started the thread I wasnt thinking of old beers from brewers that no longer exist more of drinks that are still available but never asked for like Gin & It Port and Lemon Brown and Mild.even traditiinal beer itself Mild and Bitter. Mickey Mouse etc.
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atfc village
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As a youth Royal Dutch Lager in cans
Cruicial Brew a Lager in a can at 9%
Tartan Special
Swan Lager
Tuborg
Kestrel Lager
Cruicial Brew a Lager in a can at 9%
Tartan Special
Swan Lager
Tuborg
Kestrel Lager