Is Farage... Labours Secret Weapon ?.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Grolsch lager was v popular in the early ' 80's (with the old style clamp down tops).
Harvey Wallbanger (Vodka, Galliano and orange juice), Tequila Sunrise and Margueritas (or Margaritas) were popular cocktails then in the ' 80's - you can find the recipes on google easily enough.
Cheers! Gooner Girl
Can't vouch for national popularity but I certainly recall cans of Carling Black Label, Carlsberg, Castlemaine XXXX, Foster's, Harp, Holsten Pils, Skol, Stella Artois, Tennent's being available at the time.
As for cocktails, one concoction was a Strawberry Milkshake consisting of equal measures of all the clear spirits on offer, the volume doubled with cider, advocaat to thicken the mixture and blackcurrant to turn the whole thing pink. This was then drunk through a straw.
How did I survive the 80s?
Hoffmeister lager was the one with the bear I think. Greenalls also had a dreadful lager called Grunhalle. Don't forget that most girls drank their lager with lime. Lager top was popular with some blokes (a dash of lemonade on top of the pint!). Some people I knew drank 'golden' which was half a pint of bitter and half a pint of lager!
I too used to drink blue lagoons, (blue bols, vodka, cointreau and lemonade) and black russians (vodka, tia maria and coke)
I am surprised nobody has mentioned snakebites (half lager- half cider) some people drank them with blackcurrant. We also drank leg overs (lager with a cherry b in it), Wicked Witches (a snakebite and black with a shot of pernod), Ditch Water (Pernod and coke)
Cant remember too many more - it was all those snakebites, leg overs (a good excuse to ask the barmaid in the chequers for a leg over!!!!), wicked witches etc etc etc - that is where all my brain cells went
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