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William
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 Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2006 4:53 pm Post subject: Pubs in the Scottish Highlands serve too much Whisky |
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Dram fine but Highlanders serve too much whisky
INSPECTORS checking pubs for short measures in the Highlands found most publicans were serving drams that were too large.
Drinkers of whisky and other spirits at 80 per cent of pubs in Argyll are being served measures up to 60 per cent over the minimum.
Source "The Scotsman" Newspaper |
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islayonspey
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Location: Dufftown, Speyside, Scotland
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| Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2007 9:29 am Post subject: Pubs in the Scottish Highlands serve too much Whisky |
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| William wrote: | Dram fine but Highlanders serve too much whisky
INSPECTORS checking pubs for short measures in the Highlands found most publicans were serving drams that were too large.
Drinkers of whisky and other spirits at 80 per cent of pubs in Argyll are being served measures up to 60 per cent over the minimum.
Source "The Scotsman" Newspaper |
Who's complaining . . . . normally your dram doesnt even reach the brim of the measuring glass. And, I'm happy with the change over from 25ml to 35ml, at least you see what's in your tumbler, with the 25ml it just wettens the bottom of the glass ! 
Rene
PS . . . Argyll is not in the Highlands !
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