#7

Folk is traditional foamy nut-brown ale rather than craft beer, Shirley?

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#8

I would have served cider to the folk crowd.

#9

you’ve made a right mess of this, prof

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#11

Indie kids round our way were drinking snakebite and black or Diamond White in the early 90s.

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#12

Courvoisier: early 00s rnb

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#13

Pop:Pop (bottle of)

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#14

Everything should be accompanied by the smooth, delicious, refreshing taste of Coca-Cola. Mmmmmm, one sip and you’re in paradise! @colinzealuk :tropical_drink:

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#15

:+1:

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#16

Hip hop: Hennessy and Patrón.

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#17

Cristal

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#18

Authentic reggae - red, red wine

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#19

Gin & juice

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#20

Jazz: Scotch

#22

I reckon the goths have got first dibs on snakebite and black

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#23

Kasabian - Carling

#24

avant garde - a single plum, floating in perfume, served in a man’s hat

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#25

Agreed. Flat, cornish cider

#26

Straight edge hardcore - can I just get a tap water, please?

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#27

black coffee

#28

My friends used to refer to a rum and coke as a post rock and coke. No idea why, but it started at ATP in 2004, potentially something to do with Explosions in the Sky