I used to get either castlemaine xxxx or wrexham lager,24 cans for a tenner,off the father in law when he worked at Wrexham lager. Great for a night in and decent beer. They also brewed lowenbrau.
That looks interesting. Is it a pale ale with champagne yeast?
There was snakebite - lager and cider
Snakebite and black - snakebite with blackcurrant
or the one I used to drink as a 16 year old
Snakebite and pernod and black.
Skakebite and black, yes that looked very dramatic spraying out my nose at 200 yard intervals whilst staggering home.
I would like a Deus....but the metal detector type...only around �ã1200....struggling to slip one in under the radar!
Yes! you're the only person who's mentioned cider and bitter. My first day in a pub in Shipley, someone teased me by asking for a snakebite. I asked what it was 'bitter and cider in a glass'. I forgot to turn the nozzle down on the hand-pump, poured the bitter first, then added the cider and it exploded, much to the merriment of the locals!! I'm describing this memory on the Ken Bruce show tomorrow lol...but thanks for making me believe that my 1978 memory was correct, ie that , in a poor pub, bitter was probably used in a snake bite!!!!'Snakebite' Bitter & Cider mixed
Some pubs would not sell it - calling it 'Looney Soup'
Well I was very young at the time (1970's)
Cheers
Yes, I remember snakebite being bitter and cider rather than lager and cider. It was supposed to make you ill as I recall. Thinking back, I don't really see why. Thinking back, I don't recall seeing cider on tap either.'Snakebite' Bitter & Cider mixed
Some pubs would not sell it - calling it 'Looney Soup'
Well I was very young at the time (1970's)
Cheers
I remember that thread"Then add the LARGER..."
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