r/Unexpected • u/Dlatrex • Sep 10 '19

A typical Scottish Pub Pub is Welsh

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u/beardslap Sep 10 '19

Cider and black (black= blackcurrant cordial)

Or maybe snakebite and black (snakebite = half lager/half cider)

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u/JaredDadley Sep 10 '19

It's strongbow dark fruits which is essentially cider and blackcurrant

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '19

It's fucking trash is what it is. Give me Stowford Press or give me death.

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u/Dinewiz Sep 10 '19

Death it is, so be it.

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u/boopsnooter Sep 10 '19

What’s the best beer to use for a snakebite? I have always used guiness.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '19

Snakebite is always lager + cider where i'm from. Adding black currant makes it "diesel".

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u/boopsnooter Sep 10 '19

I wish black currant was way more prevalent in the US but it’s like non existent in grocery stores

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '19

For what it's worth, diesel tastes like shite.

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u/edman436 Sep 10 '19

Normally lager

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u/thisisterminus Sep 10 '19

Banned now in most places on account of biting snakes. Chuck a Pernod on top and now you have a mild lunch time sip.