Favourite Train Juice

[Uncle Buck]

One thing I wouldn't recommend is Lidl's own version of 'White Lightening'. Or lambrini...

What about Lambrini and Special Brew?

 

[8ace]

Bow both ways

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

One thing I wouldn't recommend is Lidl's own version of 'White Lightening'. Or lambrini...

Or Lidl's own version of pretty much anything alcoholic.

Hic.

 

[Wilko]

I find a G&T for breakfast as you leave London, just sets the day up nicely.

I hear you were drinking with some of Pompey's finest last weekend?

 

[Uncle Buck]

I hear you were drinking with some of Pompey's finest last weekend?

Small world.

They both said hi.

 

[Simster]

Poor quality lager for me.

 

[atfc village]

Biggest mistake was probably buying a bottle of this for the journey from Accrington to Preston a couple of seasons ago, after our game at Blackburn had been called off;

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No carry out is complete with out The Buckie. I was sat in a very exclusive Snooker Club in Airdrie many years ago where it was sold by the glass,classy. Last away game i attended had Lager on the way and Cider on the way back.

 

[patchamalbion]

depends on the distance and who I'm with but the old days it was whatever horrific cans were around - often Fosters!!

now a decent M&S lager always goes down well. Cardiff & Preston to come which could get lively!

 

[edna krabappel]

I'm with Uncle Buck here. Since they invented pre-mixed cans of gin & tonic (other spirits are available), I find it's an appropriate start to the day, without finding I'm absolutely hammered by 10am.

Also, being a GIRL, drinking cans of cider on the train makes me feel like a bit of a tramp. So G&T it is

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Following on from the spirit thread, on a train what is your preferred tipple?

For away games, on the morning train from London a couple of these cans of death are always a good pick me up;

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I am a huge fan of The M and S spirit cans. I used to smuggle them into the Amex before the body searches started. I notice on this particular picture it gives an alcoholic content of 10%. This has now been reduced to 8% but still pretty effective if having two or three after some strong beer.

 

[Munkfish]

Nail 4 or 5 of these M&S cans. Useually go for the vodka crandberrys. Sets me up nicely without filling my bladder.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Nail 4 or 5 of these M&S cans. Useually go for the vodka crandberrys. Sets me up nicely without filling my bladder.

Useually go for the vodka crandberries?

Sounds like you have already had a few!

 

[el punal]

Guinness going and a bottle of (decent) red wine on the way back. The in between bits i.e. pub/football/pub will determine whether a small bottle of Scotch or Cognac immersed in coffee is a suitable substitute.

 

[Hiney]

Weston's Organic cider, or Wyld Wood as it's now known, is the Tipple of choice. I do remember a trip to Bournemouth with [MENTION=687]Carrot Cruncher[/MENTION] a few years ago where the Aspalls was in evidence.

 

[Munkfish]

Useually go for the vodka crandberries?

Sounds like you have already had a few!

Oop good one. Classic Cowfold banter.

 

[mona]

Biggest mistake was probably buying a bottle of this for the journey from Accrington to Preston a couple of seasons ago, after our game at Blackburn had been called off;

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That was a very wet day. I remember some of it.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

These were a pleasant addition to the train journey on the way back from Derby;

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Well after spending the whole journey back to london in the buffet car ,stella and wine were the order of the day
regards
DR

 

[Hampster Gull]

Cheap disgusting tinned lager

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

That scottish and Newcastle gear was the brew of choice for any self respecting away dayer
regards
DR

 

[mona]

Dry January for me.
As for M&S cans of death, "Get thee behind me Satan."