bakerdave76
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Where was your first drink?
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TCIB
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Bulls Head - Hazel Grove - 15
How do you know Mams booze hamper isn't a pub?thats not a pub........is it ?
Great boozer, me, Daffy and Jonny Khan had many a great night in thereThe Oaks in Chorlton, aged 13.
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It can't possibly have been Watneys Red Barrel, one gobfull of that swill would put you off ale for life.My Mam and Step Dad ran pubs in Salford for years so mine would have been the King William 1V just off Trafford Rd very early 70s so I would be about 13, might have been a pint of Watneys red barrel as it was easy for me to pour
Lol, I actually quite liked it, also liked bottles of Double Diamond, used to nick a bottle off the shelves every Morning and take it to schoolIt can't possibly have been Watneys Red Barrel, one gobfull of that swill would put you off ale for life.
peoffrey
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A pint of Strongbow in The Newmarket pub before a Hereford United home match. I was 16 and had a fake ID. It was a students union card a mate knocked out on his computer. We had a network of pubs we could get served in and used them regularly so they got to know our faces.
I last got asked for ID when I was 32. The lad apologised afterwards.
I last got asked for ID when I was 32. The lad apologised afterwards.
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Bottle of woodpecker and an aspirin age 12 on a big night out at the Radcliffe civic disco
Uncle Wally One Ball
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The B.R.S.A club under Victoria train station in town. My grandad was a British Rail train driver and my old man used to go in there with him. When my parents split up and my dad was back living with him he used to go there too, and I had my first ale in there. Think my old man was slamming a barmaid in there at the time. Just googled it now out of interest, it closed in 1992. Being of an age now, I would have liked to go for a pint there regularly i think. Underground, something almost secret about it, filled with character.