Favoutite Tipple...
#16
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Originally posted by dgsyd1
It's either a Guiness or a Newcastle Brown for me. Fortunately, both are availible on this side of the Atlantic.
It's either a Guiness or a Newcastle Brown for me. Fortunately, both are availible on this side of the Atlantic.
Why don't they make a decent Zider in the US ? No wonder we got rid of the colonies 220 years ago
#17
Originally posted by doctor scrumpy Why don't they make a decent Zider in the US ? No wonder we got rid of the colonies 220 years ago

Pat
#18
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Joined: May 2003
Posts: 176
From: Long Island, NY

A decent pint of either:
Youngs Special
Watneys Red Barrel
Youngs Special
Watneys Red Barrel
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#22
Originally posted by doctor scrumpy
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Why don't they make a decent Zider in the US ? No wonder we got rid of the colonies 220 years ago
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Why don't they make a decent Zider in the US ? No wonder we got rid of the colonies 220 years ago
One word answer to your question: Prohibition.
I think that's the main reason why the US has odd laws about drinking and alcholic bevvies.
NC Penguin
#23
Originally posted by BrigieDarling
Welcome to British Expats Simon!
Welcome to British Expats Simon!
Thanks Brigie
Its good to be here!
#24
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Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 93
From: Plano, Texas

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Yosser
Being that you can't get a decent pint in the U.S what was your favourite tipple back home?
A daily glass, or two, or three ...... of Strongbow cider, or failing that Dry Blackthorn.... made sure I had lots and lots while in England recently - beginning to miss it already though
Being that you can't get a decent pint in the U.S what was your favourite tipple back home?
A daily glass, or two, or three ...... of Strongbow cider, or failing that Dry Blackthorn.... made sure I had lots and lots while in England recently - beginning to miss it already though




