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    Michael Gilligan
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      I bought this little beauty today … for old times’ sake

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      It must be half a century since I have seen the relevant cans

      … and I doubt I would ever wish to drink such Beer again.

      So can anyone suggest a ‘re-purposing’

      MichaelG

       

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      #766374
      Diogenes
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        @diogenes

        ..it is Serendipity’s day to rejoice..

        https://metalpackager.com/2021/01/metalpackager-com-watneys-party7/

         

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        Nigel Graham 2
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          @nigelgraham2

          A new purpose….  Suds valve on a lathe with pumped coolant?

          #766380
          duncan webster 1
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            @duncanwebster1

            Why would they re-introduce a beer that was total **** back in the 70s. Even during my sojourn in London, late 60s/early 70s, you could get decent beer if you looked for it. We even had a trip round Young’s brewery. Draught horses, beam engines and a lock in in the sample room.

            #766386
            V8Eng
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              @v8eng

              What we want is Watney’s

              I remember Watney’s Red from my youthful years.

              #766388
              Clive Foster
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                @clivefoster55965

                Surely Watney’s and beer are incompatible concepts.

                Clive

                #766394
                Michael Gilligan
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                  @michaelgilligan61133
                  On Clive Foster Said:

                  Surely Watney’s and beer are incompatible concepts.

                  Clive

                  I thought much the same about Worthington’s … until I sampled ‘White Shield’

                  MichaelG.

                  #766428
                  Nick Wheeler
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                    @nickwheeler

                    Is it just me that read Worthingtons as Boddingtons? It’s Whitbread’s massive marketing campaign from the early 90’s that lead to everything ‘needing’ a head on it even if that meant supergluing the sparkler shut.

                    #766449
                    Michael Gilligan
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                      @michaelgilligan61133

                      For the avoidance of doubt: Worthington’s White Shield is [was 50 years ago] a proper traditional Pale Ale that needed careful pouring, so as to leave the finings in the shoulder of the bottle.

                      Modern incarnation here:

                      https://aleandbeers.co.uk/product/worthingtons-white-shield-8x500ml/

                      MichaelG.

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                      Edit: __ further reading here:

                      https://zythophile.co.uk/2009/11/06/aged-white-shield/

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