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wintonian

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Shame you can't use it in the Betjamin in st pancras. I love that pub , great beers!

I don't think the quality of their ale is particularly brilliant.

Knew I'd missed one :P (That makes sense, considering it's 2/3 of a pint that they're bringing in!)

Weatherspoons started to do 1/3 pints CAMPRA were involved in that one.
 
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Yorkswatcher

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It is 1/3 pint rather than 2/3 pint that although is still legal was phased out by the pub business and is being brought back in.
 

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1/3 pints would be great if you want to sample a few different ales, but perhaps have little time to do it.
 

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1/3 pints would be great if you want to sample a few different ales, but perhaps have little time to do it.

They do exactly that in one of my local pubs. You pay for a pint and choose three different ales.

I can't see too many people asking for 1/3 pints otherwise!
 

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Wasn't school milk in 1/3 pints ? :p

Yep. And always warm by the time it was served up at 11am. Room temperature milk....yuk!

I did use to enjoy seeing how many separate holes I could make in the foil top with the straw though.

I was five.

:D
 

Butts

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Yep. And always warm by the time it was served up at 11am. Room temperature milk....yuk!

I did use to enjoy seeing how many separate holes I could make in the foil top with the straw though.

I was five.

:D

Bloody Birds used to peck through the tops....greedy buggers :p
 

Phil6219

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Yep. And always warm by the time it was served up at 11am. Room temperature milk....yuk!

I did use to enjoy seeing how many separate holes I could make in the foil top with the straw though.

I was five.

:D

We always used to fight over who got the bottle with the co-op "owl" on it... And the food colouring to dye it...

We were eleven :D

To be honest I have had a Bite card for about three years and haven't used it once, despite countless journeys. Most of the time it is because I have simply forgotten about it, the other times are when I am unsure as to weather the store accepts it and can't be bothered getting into a debate with someone about to prepare my food...

I'll give it a go next time though, especially pleased about them bars at Picc and Vic :D

Phil 8-)
 

LondonJohn

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Yep. And always warm by the time it was served up at 11am. Room temperature milk....yuk!

I did use to enjoy seeing how many separate holes I could make in the foil top with the straw though.

I was five.

:D

LOL that made me laugh. I recall the straws were small and red can anybody elaborate on that.

Whilst I am not a beer drinker, in the US they have microbreweries were you can often get samplers of half a dozen beers of different strengths and colours served on a long wooden tray with holes inset. I don't know the size of the glasses.

Forgot that a my Bite Card got discounts on G&T but still cheaper if you have time to grab a couple of the ready made G&T in cans.
 
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