Quotei'd hardly call bulmers a beverageOriginally Posted by Macy
You can't count, an albeit refreshing, cordial when the discussion is about alcoholic beverages....
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i'd hardly call bulmers a beverage
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definition of beverage - "noun: any liquid suitable for drinking"
So I would.
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Do you know, i think there's a good chance that the C&C group make both bulmers and mi-wadi.
Amazing
You know the way Bulmers is Magners in the north, is mi-wadi still mi-wadi there?
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Without basing my answer on any semblance of fact, i'd say yes, yes it is.
But does it taste the same? Magners isn't as nice as Bulmers.... I blame the water, that's used for the ice. Is fluoridation in operation up there?
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magners is the original name.bulmers is the "wrong" name,if there is one.
ice cubes should be thick square ones.i was in liverpool and loadsa places had thin strips of ice cubes.melted too easily.stupid loking too.
while a beer garden,sunny day and aforementioned pint bottle and pint glass of ice is great.erdinger beats it
Just waiting for my american fridge freezer and then they'll be on tap...
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agreed.,roll on finishing time
Hmm, not sure that I woulddefinition of beverage - "noun: any liquid suitable for drinking"
So I would.
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
Agreed but would prefer the old orange and pineapple mi-wadi myself!
Ever get the feelin' you have been cheated?
I think it 's just got something over the more aristocratic Robinsons which always seems to leave me more thirsty after drinking it than before.
its a gimmick to use so that you drink more of it to cure the "thirst" the previous glass has left you with....before you realise it your bottle of robinsons, mi-wadi etc is gone and you're off to buy another one.
Same as those restaurants that put loadsa salty stuff on food that makes you thirsty!
Ever get the feelin' you have been cheated?
or those "pub crisps" which are pickled with salt which you see in the bars
(but they're lovely with a nice cold pint of bud)
Bulmers' proper name is actually Magners and it is called Bulmers here because they also have a Bulmers Cider in the north & UK made by someone else and it is complete ****.They also have Bulmers in Australia and it is a bit closer to our Bulmers and is known as Bulmers Red Cider but you just can't beat the original which is made by Showerings i think.
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can't get magners here - so it's bulmers. And it's pish no matter what name you give it anyway
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Jeez working in a pub in the UK can confusing. People give me strange looks when someone asks what cider we have in the pub, i say Bulmers instead of Magners.... and when people ask for a packet of cheese and onion Walkers crisps, often find myself giving them the green packet. (Salt and Vinegar!) weird country....
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Yeah tell me about it.I lived in Southgate (N14) for 8 months and worked in a pub called The Rising Sun and they drank some weird sh1t.I had the pleasure of seeing a guy getting stabbed to death outside Holloway tube station.Frightened the bejesus out of me.It's a great city if your young free and single though.
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