Cider drinkers...

[Madusa]

lol, no Ealing actually... not that it has anything to do with anything!

 

[subversplat]

Magners (or Bulmers, as most of my locals sell at the moment) makes a handy take-out drink at Time

 

[19sixtysix]

The Greyhound, Old Compton St, Soho has very nice perry on tap and also some real beer. I think it has some seats outside.

 

[Dead Cat Bounce]

The Dog House has Stowford Press & outside seating next to a nice busy road.

I'm sure there are places who sell Addlestons too but I can't think of any off the top of me head.

Magners is utter shite & should be avoided at all cost.

The Blackfriar sells Addlestons and has a ok'ish outside area, not that it was used when I was last there as it was pissing it down, by the Thames as well which always a bonus.

http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/60/602/Blackfriar/Blackfriars

 

[Lysistrata]

The Bread and Roses pub in Clapham usually has an interesting cider and they have a nice beer garden. www.breadandrosespub.com

Nearest underground is Clapham North.

 

[JTG]

What's wrong with Magners? lol

Posted this before but the point is worth making again:

Of course, what you drink up there is entirely your own affair

 

[Shippou-Sensei]

magners = not proper cider

aka strongbow on the rocks

 

[Calva dosser]

I was interested to note, that on holiday in the Green Isle back in '97-Manga, sorry Magners had just come out.

Madame from Cork, a feerless cider consumer, tasted Magners for the first time.

Verdict;

"Fohkin' shite, how 'my s'posed to get pissed on this? Tell me that? eh?"

 

[JTG]

All the mainstream fizzy pop ciders now come with the instruction on the can to 'serve over ice'

fuck off will I