Kiss good bye to the pint
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Be better if they started selling Steins :roll:
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That's a good idea, actually.
My wife is not a big drinker and the size of a glass of wine in a pub is quite large, being able to get a smaller glass would save me money and leave her sober enough to drive me home!
Another thing... even if we did loose the impeial measurments I belive we would still call it a pint or a half even if it was 330ml or 660ml or whatever they will be.
My wife is not a big drinker and the size of a glass of wine in a pub is quite large, being able to get a smaller glass would save me money and leave her sober enough to drive me home!
Another thing... even if we did loose the impeial measurments I belive we would still call it a pint or a half even if it was 330ml or 660ml or whatever they will be.
This raises two points ...
1) a schooner is already a british measurment... for sherry :shock:
2) we have already said goodbye to the "Nip"..... 1/3 of a pint, now only used for bottled Barley Wine. :?
Doesn't really matter what measurement it comes in, as long as we can still afford it! :cry:
Dave
1) a schooner is already a british measurment... for sherry :shock:
2) we have already said goodbye to the "Nip"..... 1/3 of a pint, now only used for bottled Barley Wine. :?
Doesn't really matter what measurement it comes in, as long as we can still afford it! :cry:
Dave
This isn't a replacement for the pint glass. It's simply a relaxation of the rules which dictate the volumes in which alcohol is served. Don't worry, you'll still be able to order a pint. It doesn't even state that it will be mandatory to offer the new measures, if that's the case I can't see many traditional pubs rushing to offer schooners.
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But will it taste the same?
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tintin40":3t4c3mxe said:... I don't even drink
You should try it. It makes things funny
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