.but what about England?
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Depends where in England you are:
Cider for the West country and Worcestershire.
Beer for the hop country of Kent.
Mead for Lindisfarne in Northumberland.
Lots of good little breweries now springing up - too many to mention
and of course there is always good old London Dry Gin
cider.
Real Ale, or Gin i suppose
Don't english men drink pints of beer.?
White Lightning seems to be the thing that the youths on the street seem to be sipping, what?
Bitter for us northerners, Cider in the south-west.
mild and bitters
I'd say England is everything, mainly lager though now.
We are known for curries and lager! Hooligan style!
The classic would be ale.
The actual current one might be lager.
But if you're not worried about it being alcoholic, it's quite clearly tea!
Oh, and I associate Germany with beer as well, rather than schnapps.
We'll drink anything over here, mate.
Guinness,pint
England drinks beer
how about a pint there young man!
Gin
Cider
Old Scrotum's Dog Wobbler Ale (or something like that)
Real Ale
if you look in the same line of drinks (strong alcoholic), then the only one for England in there would be Gin.
if you look at beer, then ale would be typical english, since the rest of the world prefers lager
I always thought it was tea. No alchohol there, but tea and England go together.
London Gin
BEER! u wont find english men drinking anyfin else wen the footballs on!
Traditionally ale and or mead (fortified wine made from honey)
For a hard liqour, that would be Gin. Make sure to stop by Ireland for some Whiskey too!
Do this for me: buy a plane ticket for London, go to a pub and order the house beer. It is nothing like American style. It is truely a national drink because so few bars serve it English style.
gin is English
a nice cup of tea
Pimms isn't it? I've never tried it.
Guinness, Black man with a white head
The English are supposed to be as notorious of beer drinkers as the Irish practically!
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