Britain uncorked: how the nation drinks

1st November, 2017 by Lucy Shaw

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The northeast – gin

While the gin boom has gripped the whole of Britain, those living in the northeast were found to be most likely to add mother’s ruin to their cocktails.

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2 Responses to “Britain uncorked: how the nation drinks”

1. Jimmy says:

   November 1, 2017 at 2:38 pm

   Well done (NOT), lets use a sheep for the Welsh picture, what next a kilt and ginger haired hagis for the Scots and cheap lager drinking yobs hanging st George’s cross flags out of the windows of their council houses for the English?

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   • Jack says:

     November 1, 2017 at 4:24 pm

     Hi Jimmy,

     The sheep refers to the customers in wales acting like sheep by following the recommendations from food writers and bloggers…. The fact that you made the connection from a sheep to the welsh says more about you than this article 🙂

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