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For those who like a tipple, Christmas is the perfect excuse to break out the sort of refreshments that rarely see the light of day at any other time of year. Eggs seem to be involved in an awful lot of Christmas drinks. If you can add egg and/or cream to alcohol you’ve basically got the festive season sewn up. Of course you can also omit the alcohol completely and still have a delicious treat for the non-drinkers. Try Jamie Oliver’s ‘ultimate eggnog’ recipe here When Pete meets his friends for a drink at the Europa, What do they drink? — NoillyPrat! Noilly Prat vermouth (2) Wrestle with one of those fellas for a few rounds and it really sets you up for a pint of the golden throat charmer!
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Stanley: Well it’s Tankard that helps me excel, after one I do anything well! Whitbread Trophy Bitter: 1976 Thankfully, if you’re a fan of Cherry B, you’ll be pleased to learn that you can still buy it today. Posh Girl: Oh golly! …. The wart-er in Majawca ( Ron:Wassat?) don’t taste like what it oughta. Oh gosh! An Eskimo is fishing on a lake in his kayak but is very cold, so breaks a bit off his kayak and set fire to it. He is warm for a few minutes until the fire goes out, so he breaks off a bit more and sets fire to it. So it goes on until the kayak sinks
And also, presumably, a large glass of water by the side of your bed for when you wake up in the morning and want to drown yourself in the toilet. This drink is absolutely awful. It initially tastes like Cherry and Sugar and then you seem to get an after taste of Paracetamol. In theory a drink made from Advocaat and lemonade, a Snowball is, more often than not, actually a small bottle of fizzy yellow stuff that tastes a bit like thin bubbly custard. This is nicer than it sounds.
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A variant commercial has: “We’ve got it right: no frills, no fuss, it’s OK by us!” as the spoken lines.] ?Carling: 1970sCherry B is a British cherry wine sold in small bottles. It is 11.5% alcohol and can be served either on its own or mixed with lemonade. I prefer it mixed with lemonade, I love the fizzy flavour! Can you still buy Cherry B Wine? Griff calls out: I’ll bring you another one to look at next week Nobby! Cheers, cheers! Ind Coope Light Ale: mid-1970s
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Voice-over: Croft Original Pale Cream Sherry — one instinctively knows when something is right! Cutty Sark Whisky (1): 1973 We all love the fizz at Christmas. This sparkly deer-adorned drink makes a resurgence every few years, helped by its clever and cute advertising campaigns. As the man in the advert famously said, ‘I’ll have a Babycham!’ After a couple of sips, I threw away the bottle I opened and the others as well. I would never think to offer this to anyone else to drink either. An old fisherman salt battles with a giant squid and torrential weather, then bursts through the pub door saying: I’ve never known a night like it … and I ain’t looking forward to the journey home neither!Of course, you can enjoy a glass of Cherry B whenever the feeling takes you, but I always think that certain drinks are best enjoyed with specific foods or on certain occasions.
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A variant on Pimm’s no.3, their Winter Cup is brandy based and infused with spices and orange peel. Heat it gently in a pan with cloudy apple juice for a delicious winter warmer.And finally – if you’re feeling really brave you might like to try this recipe from the infamous Mrs Beeton (who clearly liked a tipple or three): Nebbish: Ah, Melissa darling — you’re early! [Looks at his watch and spills his drink down Melissa’s front] Would you like a Cinzano? Set on a Titanic-style lifeboat, with upper- and working-class survivors. The captain, played by Robin Bailey has only managed to save one bottle of port. A lady (played by Rosalind Knight) says: Nebbish: On, no, no, no, no, mine was a Cinzano as well…. Ah, now that’s better. Oh, can’t you just smell those Italian wines, suffused with herbs and spices from four continents!
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