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.
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?
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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