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• #52
It’s what you do if you absolutely need to projectile vomit black bile while singing a sentimental song
Exactly like I said, a classy drink.
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• #53
Pint of berocca with a jäger shot in it.. recovery drink pioneered on the morning of a stag do somewhere
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• #54
Snakebite is sans blackcurrant.
Snakey B is the colloquial term for snakebite and black round my neck of the woods
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• #55
Caffreys, strongbow and blackcurrant was the thing at the students union at Sheffield Hallam when I was there. Wicked hangover from drinking that
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• #56
Kalimotxo. I occasionally drink the alcohol, caffeine and sugar free version
Me too
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• #57
Ha, I'm deadly serious. Caffeine free Diet Coke and AF red wine.
Haven't had one for a while cuz I'm off the carbs.
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• #58
How is that allowed with those strict brewing laws?
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• #59
It's not just teenagers. I know a guy :)
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• #60
Well, it is delicious. 😋
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• #61
Also a snakebite, but I guess the blackcurrant version is the only one I've ever seen anyone actually drink.
I've never heard of this UK cola version as a diesel and the only "diesel" I've seen is the German one.
https://alltastesgerman.com/beer-cola-mixer-diesel/
I'm going for Germany if there's a war over diesel.
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• #62
The Prickly Pear one is foul though
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• #63
Presumably the beer still qualifies. Then it has the flavouring additives.
There's TONNES of radler variants available in Germany.
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• #64
It's not me. It was a race director. He introduced me to them. I'd drink it but it's certainly not my go to :) I'd probably have a coke and then chilled (yes, chilled, do one, wine snobs) red wine.
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• #65
Lager can be a good energy drink;)
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• #66
I don't drink anymore but chilled red was always A-OK with me!!
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• #67
Not a clue, but people go on about those laws and that is a reason Germans don't do fruity beers any way I'm more of a Belgian fruity beer person
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• #68
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinheitsgebot#Significance_and_continuity
Old as fuck beers like gose has salt in it, wheat beers exist - often with added coriander.
Nowadays German craft beers have all kinds of additions. I don't know legally what the standpoint is (read wiki) but the purity laws seem pretty optional. I presume only the really old breweries with limited products care about adhering to them.
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• #69
Our student days special was turbo snakebite, (pre nerfed) special brew, k cider and cassis, if you managed 2 it was an amazing feat and you were guaranteed to be cunted
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• #70
k cider
That's my go to if I'm late to a stadium gig or something and don't want to pay £487 for a pint of piss lager in the venue. Grab some of these from an offie, neck 'em, in we go.
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• #71
There’s a watermelon one too, which I am told is disgusting. Neither pineapple or watermelon seem like reasonable choices from any angle.
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• #72
It was my go to when I lived at my parents and bored of an evening. Roll a joint, offer to walk the dog, go round the corner to the offie and grab a k, drink that whilst smoking, come back half an hour later and blast jungle in my room
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• #73
Ignorant Aussie. Snakebite is half lager, half cider. Add blackcurrant and it's a snakebite and black. Add a shot of Pernod and it's a Purple Nasty. No one could drink more than three pints of that, and the vomit if you tried more was spectacular.
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• #74
No one could drink more than three pints of that
*hippy goes off and drinks four*
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• #75
I mean, 27.
But what do you call just lager and cider mix?