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I thought a hard shandy was lager and smirnoff ice?
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Turbo Shandy is Lager, Smirnoff Ice (and vodka if you're doing it properly)
Commercialised Hard Shandy
https://www.tullamoredew.com/en-gb/whiskey-cocktails/hard-shandy-whiskey-and-beer-cocktail-recipe-tullamore-dew/A shandy with strong beer is just a (insert beer name) shandy.
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• #4
Yeah it’s a shandy but normally a shandy dilutes the alcoholic content to below that of a normal pint, by going over 7.5% with the beer you are still in normal pint range as long as your lemonade margin is below 30% of the drink
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Counterpoint to the idea of a hard shandy - just drink twice as many regular shandies.
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Yep after mulling it over at my desk for the afternoon I had just come back to correct myself that it's a Turbo Shandy I was thinking of.
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Sounds like how Bud Lite evolved?
The homeopath's beer choice.
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Any one else read hand shandy?
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There is only one shandy worth talking about, and that was shandy bass and...sorry forumites...but it was discontinued.
Also why and lemonade to a good beer? Thought lemonade was added to the cheapest lager anyway.
You are a a bunch of soft southern shandy drinkers is still an insult in some places
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Can of Tennents Super and a bottle of Hooch or Two Dogs was our hard shandy bitd.
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I had one yesterday. Normally my missus drinks them but I had already poured a bourbon at home and we were collecting dinner so I had one too. I always order hers with the cheapest lager, in this case Pravha and mine was Estrella, because I've find Pravha tastes funny.
In mainland Spain a clara is cloudy lemonade (Fanta Lemon) with lager but if you order that in Mallorca you get normal lemonade with lager and they call their clara something else, I think it might have been "shandy". There's so many Germans in Mallorca you're probably better off asking for a Radler anyway.
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Any one else read hand shandy?
You wouldn't want to drink one of those
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Nah, Top Deck for the win.
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In Portugal and Italy (I believe), a Panache is beer mixed with a lemon drink, usually lemonade
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Has anyone had a Diesel? Lager and cola. Better than it sounds.
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• #17
Sounds like hippy’s “cloudy” variant.
When in Clara, I say.
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Cold rollers are also a recovery thing - standard bottle of water frozen solid, then roll the problematic area like you would with a foam roller.
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We used to have Dr Pepper's, half a coke, half ale and a shot of amaretto.
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A Diesel for me is Lager, Cider and Blackcurrant but I have tried the German Diesel which I wasn't a fan of. I think they made it with a wheat beer and cola though.
On the topic of the thread, me and my mates did invent the Bio-Diesel at university when the bar had ran out of blackcurrant so we swapped it to be Lager, Cider and Lime instead.
I do enjoy both lager shandy and bitter shandy and I'm also partial to a lager and lime on a warm day.
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snakebite and black ^
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• #22
Also known as a purple nasty at Uni.
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• #23
Fuck this shandy chat, this stuff is the lemonadey beer of choice.
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Classic lufguss thread derail
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I have to admit that I can't remember the last time I had a lager shandy or lager top. The cloudy lemonade in my mind had bits in. Hope that they are bits of lemon therefore healthy;) so lager with bits in. Doesn't feel right. While I'm wondering what colour the lager goes with the lemony colour.
@ELbowloh wash your mouth out, with top deck. Shandy bass was the OG. It was the Stella of the playground. In the wife beater sense ;)
Top deck was the panda cola to the full on original coke of shandy bass. I will stand on this point for Eva.
Top deck is a lot older than I thought and was owned by Beecham's till mid 80s and slot more versions. Think top deck was lager based having a lime version while bass was bitter.
Good way to get kids used to alcohols taste, every tried cidona? From Eire?
Throughout my life I have often found myself without the correct tool or with a problem that has yet found a solution.
I was considering this over my latest creation “Hard Shandy” (shandy made with 7% beer, so it still gives you the buzz but tastes summery)
I have been struggling with tendinitis in one of my legs and found that ice packs help. I considered getting some of those ice recovery trousers, but they cost a million quid or something, so I have a plan to marry a few wine cooler sleeves together so I can make a kind of pair of “cryo-shorts” for about a tenner
Tell us about your innovations
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