City win the cheapest beer in the PL Cup

[BrianW]

Watney's was the most notorious piss in England. 'Watney's Draught (sic) Red Barrel.' Only the dreaded Whitbread Tankard or Double Diamond could compete.

 

[lancs blue]

Watney's was the most notorious piss in England. 'Watney's Draught (sic) Red Barrel.' Only the dreaded Whitbread Tankard or Double Diamond could compete.

Their Party 7 cans took some beating, you had to be practically legless before you could force it down.

 

[spiny]

Their Party 7 cans took some beating, you had to be practically legless before you could force it down.

Watney Party 7's, brown ale, barley wine and cider were staples at BYOB house parties BITD, all vastly superior to the home brews, common at the time.

Starlight draught bitter was probably Watneys worst, mainly sold in the South.
"Watney's Starlight - this beer was so weak in strength that a 1971 Sunday Mirror investigation discovered that it could have been legally sold in the United States during Prohibition."

Didn't Watney take over the Wilsons Manchester Brewery who produced "Wembley Ale"?

 

[Mifred]

Watney Party 7's, brown ale, barley wine and cider were staples at BYOB house parties BITD, all vastly superior to the home brews, common at the time.

Starlight draught bitter was probably Watneys worst, mainly sold in the South.
"Watney's Starlight - this beer was so weak in strength that a 1971 Sunday Mirror investigation discovered that it could have been legally sold in the United States during Prohibition."

Didn't Watney take over the Wilsons Manchester Brewery who produced "Wembley Ale"?

Couple of cans of breaker game over

 

[northendenton]

In fairness it would probably taste better than Watneys did in 1983

Like a good wine improves with age lol

 

[Asa's left peg]

Like a good wine improves with age lol

I remember back in the day, when no one drank wine in the UK, a Bulgarian wine ( I think) called Bulls Blood. You actually weren't sure after tasting it whether it was bulls blood or not.

 

[JGL07]

I remember back in the day, when no one drank wine in the UK, a Bulgarian wine ( I think) called Bulls Blood. You actually weren't sure after tasting it whether it was bulls blood or not.

Bull’s Blood was Hungarian wine.

 

[andthesunshineband]

Watney's was the most notorious piss in England. 'Watney's Draught (sic) Red Barrel.' Only the dreaded Whitbread Tankard or Double Diamond could compete.

Slightly later but can you remember "not much matches Mansfield" advert? I used to ask for a pint of "not much" instead.

 

[johnnytapia]

Watney Party 7's, brown ale, barley wine and cider were staples at BYOB house parties BITD, all vastly superior to the home brews, common at the time.

Starlight draught bitter was probably Watneys worst, mainly sold in the South.
"Watney's Starlight - this beer was so weak in strength that a 1971 Sunday Mirror investigation discovered that it could have been legally sold in the United States during Prohibition."

Didn't Watney take over the Wilsons Manchester Brewery who produced "Wembley Ale"?

 

[johnnytapia]

Watney Party 7's, brown ale, barley wine and cider were staples at BYOB house parties BITD, all vastly superior to the home brews, common at the time.

Starlight draught bitter was probably Watneys worst, mainly sold in the South.
"Watney's Starlight - this beer was so weak in strength that a 1971 Sunday Mirror investigation discovered that it could have been legally sold in the United States during Prohibition."

Didn't Watney take over the Wilsons Manchester Brewery who produced "Wembley Ale"?

Look what one pint did to the red cunts.
I think Charlton’s just sharted.

 

[johnnytapia]

Bull’s Blood was Hungarian wine.

 

[johnnytapia]

Bull’s Blood was Hungarian wine.

I’ll let you tell them they missed out the apostrophe.

 

[stonerblue]

Their Party 7 cans took some beating, you had to be practically legless before you could force it down.

Took some opening as well

 

[jslater11]

Not sure if this has been picked up anywhere else, but does anyone know why only some parts of the ground sell both Asahi and Grolsch? Irks me every time I have to pay full whack (with ST discount) for an Asahi in 3rd tier Colin Bell whereas other parts of the ground have the choice of, in my opinion, cheaper, nicer beer? I sound like a moaning foc I know... Although was pleased to see we've finally had the automatic beer dispensers installed yesterday!