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[Misc] Your first alcoholic drink as a yoof.



AmexRuislip

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Feb 2, 2014
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Apart from my uncle giving a sip of German beer, when I was about four.
I was initiated on perno and black at our school Christmas party, which I decorated someones hedge :sick: on way home.
What was your first alcoholic beverage :cheers:
 




Brian Parsons

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May 16, 2013
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Bicester, Oxfordshire.
My Mum would allow us a small sherry at Xmas. But it wasnt until I joined the RAF that I sat in a pub drinking what i believe was a bottle of light ale back in 1963. Still underage I might add.

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Wardy's twin

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Oct 21, 2014
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Apart from my uncle giving a sip of German beer, when I was about four.
I was initiated on perno and black at our school Christmas party, which I decorated someones hedge :sick: on way home.
What was your first alcoholic beverage :cheers:

difficult to say has might have had nip of sherry early in life. I got drunk at a wedding when i was about 8 by drinking various left overs (i know disgusting) and had that heady feeling and crashed into a table....

more latterly it was when i was 14 getting barley wines from the off licence...
 


The Antikythera Mechanism

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Aug 7, 2003
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Hungarian Bulls Blood wine. My parents had a party, I was 16 and the barman was impressed with my drinking capacity. It all ended up with a massive projectile vomit on the carpet. Never touched red wine since.
 






maltaseagull

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Feb 25, 2009
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Probably Babycham at Christmas when I was under 10. Later Ginger Wine.

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Cheshire Cat

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When I was about 13 or 14, my dad used to brew his own beer, and Sunday lunchtimes would mix it with cider to make it more drinkable.

I could never understand why everyone slept the afternoon away until I realised later he had been mixing snakebites.
 






Wrong-Direction

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Mar 10, 2013
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Think I had a bacardi and coke on holiday when I was a kid, video evidence of me out of it

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Madafwo

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Nov 11, 2013
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The first one I can remember is a bottle of house gin that a mate nicked from his parent's pub when we had a sleepover.

We didn't have anything to mix it with so tried to drink it neat and we ended up tipping it out the window.

It tasted vile but cleared the moss off the roof brilliantly.
 


el punal

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Aug 29, 2012
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The dull part of the south coast
At the tender age of seven! Yes, I had a bottle of Guinness for helping my Dad stock up the bar. Having retired from the RAF he decided on becoming a publican. His philosophy was that if you were introduced to booze in your early years you wouldn’t binge drink later on. It was bollocks, of course, but wonderful bollocks! Aside from knocking back the Guinness I was treated to a glass of red wine (usually a Beaujolais or a Cotes du Rhone) with every Sunday lunch.

A good school of life lesson there - and an enjoyable one too! :cheers:
 








Barham's tash

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Jun 8, 2013
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Rayners Lane
Think I had a bacardi and coke on holiday when I was a kid, video evidence of me out of it

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Likewise. Stolen from the drinks cabinet as no bugger used to drink it.

Taken on a residential school trip to north Wales resulting in rivers of sick in the bunk bed dorms. Great days.
 










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