Cider

[ShankS]

Had many types of cider, though I don't drink it now. Traditional scrumpy Jack used to be a fave binge cider when on camping holidays. We got some leathal stuff once in this 4 or 5 litre glass Demijohn, you could see chunks of apple floating around the murky drink. It smelt really acidic and had a taste of sour over stewd cooking apples. One of the guys threw up in his tent and went back to sleep he was so drunk. Morning time when he crawled out the ground sheet of the tent was wrecked and that wasn't slept in again lol.

[Vodstok]

Originally Posted by ShankS

Had many types of cider, though I don't drink it now. Traditional scrumpy Jack used to be a fave binge cider when on camping holidays. We got some leathal stuff once in this 4 or 5 litre glass Demijohn, you could see chunks of apple floating around the murky drink. It smelt really acidic and had a taste of sour over stewd cooking apples. One of the guys threw up in his tent and went back to sleep he was so drunk. Morning time when he crawled out the ground sheet of the tent was wrecked and that wasn't slept in again lol.

..... When i was 19, a freind of mine came over to my house with his brother. we watched clerks. i started drinking when we put the tape in, and by the time it was done, i had polished off 9. The last of which was a rapberry ale (Blech...)

I layed down after they left, and after about 2 minutes thought "I need to go upstairs, im gonna puke"

I managed to sit upright just before blasting part 1 of 9 beers all over my bed and rug, then managed to get to a sink to let loose the rest.

Strill stinking drunk, i managed to clean the carpet, and get my sheets into the washer. I promptly passedout on my unfurnsihed bed.

I had to get up and go to work the next daym where i suffered for 2 hours before begging to go home. My mattress was ruined, the smell of vomit WOULD NOT come out. As luck would have it, i had a new bed arriving that day anyway. :D

I also discovered spicy food makes me feel better if i am sick or hung over.

[ShankS]

Originally Posted by Vodstok

..... When i was 19, a freind of mine came over to my house with his brother. we watched clerks. i started drinking when we put the tape in, and by the time it was done, i had polished off 9. The last of which was a rapberry ale (Blech...)

I layed down after they left, and after about 2 minutes thought "I need to go upstairs, im gonna puke"

I managed to sit upright just before blasting part 1 of 9 beers all over my bed and rug, then managed to get to a sink to let loose the rest.

Strill stinking drunk, i managed to clean the carpet, and get my sheets into the washer. I promptly passedout on my unfurnsihed bed.

I had to get up and go to work the next daym where i suffered for 2 hours before begging to go home. My mattress was ruined, the smell of vomit WOULD NOT come out. As luck would have it, i had a new bed arriving that day anyway. :D

I also discovered spicy food makes me feel better if i am sick or hung over.

These are the sort of reasons why I stopped drinking strong cider :D ...opening the door and pissing in a wardrobe was my lowest one, not my wardrobe thankfully.

I'm not much of a drinker these days, enjoy a couple of pints or some wine with dinner now.

[Vodstok]

Originally Posted by ShankS

These are the sort of reasons why I stopped drinking strong cider :D ...opening the door and pissing in a wardrobe was my lowest one, not my wardrobe thankfully.

I'm not much of a drinker these days, enjoy a couple of pints or some wine with dinner now.

same here. I find more and more that if i want more than 1 or 2, its for the wrong reason. Plus, trying to be a little healthier this year.

[the_real_linda]

olo! i used to think cider was a pants drink when i was little.....made from apples..well didnt sound too bad to me untill i started to drink it.....and then tried to skank to reel big fish.....wasnt a good dance but a great night

[Roderick Usher]

Big fan of the Snakebite... Guiness & Cider



yummy:)

[Elvis_Christ]

I haven't tried a Snakebite with Guiness. I usually would use a larger beer. But I'll give Guiness a day in court.

[stubbornforgey]

Originally Posted by XtRaVa

Well considering cider is made from apples I'm pretty sure that counts lol. (Generally though, unless its alcoholic then it isnt really cider. We have non-alcoholic sparkling apple drinks but they are talking about the alcoholic type :)) Although I have seen a cider made from different fruits before, but generally speaking ciders are always apples.

They are big in UK, especially old fashioned village type communities in the south west of england. We have loooooooads of different kinds, and there isnt ONE bar that wont at least have strongbow on tap, or pint bottles of Magners (which is an irish cider enjoyed on the rocks).

ooooooooh.
I like it then
Who puts icecream in thier ciders.?
As Elvis said ..we are too tough for that

[stubbornforgey]

Originally Posted by Renob

I once drank a half of a bottle of listerine when I ran out of booze in the middle of the night.

ouch. hahahahahaha

[XtRaVa]

Originally Posted by Vodstok

Cider is a cloudy, brown drink made from apples. Hard Cider, is an alchoholic beverage made from cider. it doesnt necessarily have to be alcoholic to be cider.

That being said, around here they have woodchuck hard cider, which is pretty damn good, but i usually choose beer over everything.

Naw. Cider is alcoholic, its only in US you use the term "Hard Cider". Everywhere else, cider means alcoholic apple drink.

"Cider (or cyder) is an alcoholic beverage made primarily from the juices of specially grown varieties of apples. In most places in the world, the term refers to fermented apple juice, but the drink is known as hard cider in the United States, where the term "cider" almost exclusively refers to apple cider, a fresh, minimally processed variety of apple juice." - From Wiki.

It's only you americans making things complicated as usual ;) I'm pretty sure I know what I'm talking about as: "Cider is very popular in the United Kingdom, especially in South West England, in comparison to other countries. The UK has the highest per capita consumption as well as the largest cider producing companies in the world including H. P. Bulmer, the largest."

I'm from England :)