Your first pint?

[mancityvstoke]

Pint of mild aged 15 in the Monkey - Gorton

 

[eyejay51]

Greenalls Festival ---- didn't stay with it for long ... mind you, my very first pints didnt stay with me for long.

Was then raised on Robbies ales and Old Tom. My uncle was the landlord at the Davenport Arms in Woodford (Thieves Neck) and he'd serve pints of "Father-in-law" (Old and Mild) and "Mother-in-law" (Old and Bitter).

 

[NantwichBlue]

Pint of Joey Holts aged 15 in the Duke of Wellington Blackley

 

[laserblue]

In the Parkside with a few mates (all of us well under age) after a midweek reserve game in late 1965. I'm not sure what the bitter was but it may have been Wilson's. (That was my only visit to the Parkside). I couldn't wait for it to go down. I don't have that problem now. Funny how tastes change ;)

 

[Bill Walker]

Pint of mild in the Pack Horse Stalybridge

 

[pirate]

Robinson's Mild.

snap

 

[TCIB]

McEwans export on a train to visit my grandparents near Redcar. Dad bought it and laughed as i drank it like pop as it tasted like shandy. He should have noticed an issue When i asked for another after 5mins :-D

 

[ganganvince]

Greenalls mild in the crown northwich 1974 18 pence in hindsight it wasn't worth that much. Went on a session 2 weeks later at Broadhursts club mild with period chasers sick as a dog and never drunk either since

 

[Blue Llama]

Greenalls Festival ---- didn't stay with it for long ... mind you, my very first pints didnt stay with me for long.

Was then raised on Robbies ales and Old Tom. My uncle was the landlord at the Davenport Arms in Woodford (Thieves Neck) and he'd serve pints of "Father-in-law" (Old and Mild) and "Mother-in-law" (Old and Bitter).

Robbies getting a lot right just now and if you like Leffe beer you have got to try the new Blonde Tom, its brilliant.

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

I dont remember my first or last, it has all be a bit of a blur so far