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Posted by mezzir on Nov-10-2007 02:23:

how is it supposed to be served?
chilled/warmed/room temperature?

Posted by mezzir on Nov-10-2007 02:55:

quote:
Originally posted by mezzir
how is it supposed to be served?
chilled/warmed/room temperature?

seriously, anyone?
my local shop had some but i've never had it before :/

Posted by Simcut on Nov-10-2007 02:57:

rekorderlig / kopparberg / herrljunga ftw

Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Nov-10-2007 05:40:

quote:
Originally posted by mezzir
seriously, anyone?
my local shop had some but i've never had it before :/

Chilled

Posted by Jackson on Nov-10-2007 09:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Simcut
rekorderlig / kopparberg / herrljunga ftw

Koppenburg is alright, I can only drink one though, far too sweet and sickly for me.

Posted by Cloudburst on Nov-10-2007 12:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Simcut
rekorderlig / kopparberg / herrljunga ftw

Swedish cider.

Posted by Zombikiller on Nov-10-2007 12:18:

Kopparberg is quality.

Cant beat a bit of the Old English, brings back memories of being 15 again lol

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Nov-10-2007 13:12:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
isn't cider just another word for juice?

No.

Posted by chach on Nov-10-2007 14:21:

Cider reminds me of the little kids table during thanksgiving, that and spain.

Posted by Boomer187 on Nov-10-2007 14:48:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
isn't cider just another word for juice?

although i like hot apple cider in the winter time. at least, in the cold winters up north...don't really need "hot" drinks down here. meh.

the euros jacked another word from us, first it was them trying to make a different kind of football, now they make a different kind of cider....damn yuos!

Posted by Jackson on Nov-10-2007 16:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Boomer187
the euros jacked another word from us, first it was them trying to make a different kind of football, now they make a different kind of cider....damn yuos!

Hey if you just paid your taxes to the king like everybody else we wouldn't have this problem

Posted by noikeee on Nov-10-2007 17:21:

Never seen anyone ever take in parties or bars. I'm not sure if I even ever tasted that sort of stuff. I think the sorts of ciders we have here are quite weak.

On the other hand, talking about cultural differences, I don't know why Smirnoff Ice is a girls drink over there. Over here it's the most common drink when going out, for guys and girls. That and beer. But it definitely hits much harder than beer, even when combined with juice or Red Bull. Maybe the Smirnoff Ice you guys get over there is weaker.

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Nov-10-2007 17:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
Took some digging up, but it's priceless...

O'Calla's Cider Accident

Oh my Xst, that was funny.

Posted by DJ Mikey Mike on Nov-10-2007 18:17:

Definitely a birds drink.

Posted by DOOMBOT on Nov-10-2007 18:25:

Not bad when mixed with alcohol.

Posted by Ian on Nov-10-2007 18:40:

as someone who doesn't like beer, i used to drink cider regularly when i first started drinking, bout 16/17 ish. It's definitely gotta be chilled and a dry is much nicer than the sweet, although the sweet is ok once in a while. I've not drunk any since I was 18 though, i just stopped for some reason which i don't even remember.

Posted by Amduscias on Nov-11-2007 00:15:

I'm dominican, i'm neither a girl nor a chav

and i drink 5 bottles of cider every christmas o-o

along with champagne

Posted by nefardec on Nov-11-2007 01:27:

i love cider

where the fuck can i buy it in italy though

Posted by iclone on Nov-11-2007 03:47:

magner's
strongbow
blackthorn

i bitch at central market to stock more than 4 4-packs of strongbow a day, but they won't. jackasses.

Posted by mezzir on Nov-11-2007 03:48:

drinkin some now
unfortunately it was my first time buying so i went with a cheaper lighter variety, definitely getting something stronger/bolder next time

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