[Beso]

Originally Posted by Redway

I can imagine you treating pubs like it’s pre. July 2007. I don’t see any Scottish parmy getting kicked out for smoking without putting up a good whiskey-fuelled argument.

I know a couple fo pubs that allow smoking..both in the leith area of edinburgh.

[Redway]

Bud Light is underrated. Period.

Cruzcampo’s meh. It’s alright but there’s some stuff in men’s pubs that should stay there. Almost like an unspoken fraternity code where anything and everything can go down and drinking something which a lot of people liken to piss left to ferment outside in the middle of an August heatwave (Bud Light) is part of that. Whether you’re there to paint the interior walls red or just chill and soak up a beer. Loud or quiet, Bud Light’s a cheeky pleasure akin to ordering lemon & herb at Nandos because you’re all spiced up for the day and just want to enjoy a bit of thyme and citrus. Cruzcampo’s nothing bad but it’s really just for the vibes. On the other hand the nation pisses on Bud Light but it has its refreshing moments.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by parmnion

I know a couple fo pubs that allow smoking..both in the leith area of edinburgh.

I actually can’t imagine how much more intense Scotland’s drinking culture is. You guys have no less of a thing for whiskey than the Irish have for quality Guinness and Scouse Magram types Lambrini and just every shade of Halewood-brewed perry under the sun.

[smudgie]

Hubby drinks Guinness.
In my beer drinking days it would be Ex or Newky Brown.
Then cider.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Redway

I actually can’t imagine how much more intense Scotland’s drinking culture is. You guys have no less of a thing for whiskey than the Irish have for quality Guinness and Scouse Magram types Lambrini and just every shade of Halewood-brewed perry under the sun.

We drink whisky in Scotland