British Lemonade for Pimms
So I walked into a liquor store yesterday and they had one random bottle of Pimms (small town Kentucky we don’t have anything international here usually)
does anyone know where I can get British style lemonade from to have with it? would sprite work or does the lime make it taste different? |
Re: British Lemonade for Pimms
To the best of my knowledge, Sprite (or 7Up) is the best you're going to do. You may find an off-brand with a closer taste if they don't work, but I doubt it.
Try the Light or Diet varieties as sometimes they taste different to their sugary counterparts. |
Re: British Lemonade for Pimms
Originally Posted by Guindalf
(Post 12837589)
To the best of my knowledge, Sprite (or 7Up) is the best you're going to do. You may find an off-brand with a closer taste if they don't work, but I doubt it.
Try the Light or Diet varieties as sometimes they taste different to their sugary counterparts. thank you that’s what I suspected there’s actually a random British owned ice cream store here and they sell pimms on tap and it just tastes different. I guess I’m going to have to learn to like it that way! |
Re: British Lemonade for Pimms
Trust me, use ginger ale.
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Re: British Lemonade for Pimms
Originally Posted by mommapudding
(Post 12837751)
Trust me, use ginger ale.
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Originally Posted by Amy288
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does anyone know where I can get British style lemonade from to have with it?
would sprite work or does the lime make it taste different? But which Brit Lemonade do you mean? https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...2494d36b9f.jpg https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...e87e00788b.jpg The clear one or the lemony looking one? Up here we can get the lemony looking one so I would think you could too. It's fizzy and cloudy https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...df6b7d4b48.png |
Re: British Lemonade for Pimms
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12838751)
Sprite and 7Up are definitely different to 'straight' lemonade but preferable to my taste when I have it with Scotch.
But which Brit Lemonade do you mean? https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...2494d36b9f.jpg https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...e87e00788b.jpg The clear one or the lemony looking one? Up here we can get the lemony looking one so I would think you could too. It's fizzy and cloudy https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...df6b7d4b48.png |
Re: British Lemonade for Pimms
Originally Posted by sid nv
(Post 12838797)
.... What next, Scotch with Dandelion and Burdock? Everything I thought went unsaid is becoming unravelled. ....
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Re: British Lemonade for Pimms
Scotch and Ginger Ale - also known as a Glasgow Mule!!! :eek:
(This is what my Dad actually drank). |
Re: British Lemonade for Pimms
Originally Posted by Guindalf
(Post 12839037)
Scotch and Ginger Ale - also known as a Glasgow Mule ...
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Re: British Lemonade for Pimms
Originally Posted by sid nv
(Post 12838797)
Brit Lemonade would be R White's I suppose. But Scotch and lemonade? My dismay knew no depth when I read this. I immediately did a google for scotch and lemonade in the hope that scotch drinkers would be universally disgusted by this concept, only to read that is is a popular mix in the West of Scotland, of all places. What next, Scotch with Dandelion and Burdock? Everything I thought went unsaid is becoming unravelled.
Ever watch M*A*S*H? Col. Henry Blake regularly drank Whisky & 7Up. Way back in 78 I was on a flight LA to Seattle, offered a drink and being inexperienced beyond pints or Southern Comfort I remembered Henry Blake. There was a free packet of dry roasted nuts and it was the perfect mix. Every plane since has only ever had lemonade and never 7Up or Sprite. It's just not the same. :( |
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