Celtc approve new catering contract ....

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[monktonharp]

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nae prices displayed? and can under 18's buy?

[Bostonhibby]

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It's one of their 5 a day - really poor product labelling that there's nothing on there telling them.

[JimBHibees]

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The scary thing is that would be a huge seller in many places in Scotland.

[Lucius Apuleius]

A couple of months ago I went down the shops to get the papers on a Saturday morning and they had a Buckie fridge behind the counter filed with bottles and half bottles. Went down to get the Sunday papers after Kirk and the fridge was virtually empty. Not even as though it is cheap!!!

[Hibee87]

I stayed up n a holiday inn/premier inn one of those I think on the outskirts of govan before a works night out. A few of us were on earlies and went to the scotmid for a carry out till rest of the work came. The thing I found hilarious was 3 fridge full of buckie and sone cheap cider bottles all had those theft tags on the top. Bit the vodka, whiskey etc, zilch haha. P.s I might be letteing the side down but I do enjoy a bottle of this monks finest brew every now and then :-)

[snooky]

That's okay, it's just Celtc trying to make a fast buck.

[GordonHFC]

I remember going with a Celtic supporting mate to their cup final against Dundee Utd back in the eighties and the typical carry out before the game was 2 cans of tennents super lager and a bottle of QC sherry.

[ArmadaleHibs]

Id like to know how you get the wine out.

[Bostonhibby]

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Id like to know how you get the wine out.

Part of their matchday experience usually involves a brick, your more well heeled tramp always has a wee burglary kit about their person.

[Jim44]

I remember going to a gig at a venue, somewhere in the outer frontiers of Glasgow, Bellshill maybe. There was a makeshift bar with three optic carousels. Every bottle on two of them was Buckie and the other one had a bottle of whisky, a bottle vodka and the rest was Buckie.

[Bostonhibby]

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I remember going to a gig at a venue, somewhere in the outer frontiers of Glasgow, Bellshill maybe. There was a makeshift bar with three optic carousels. Every bottle on two of them was Buckie and the other one had a bottle of whisky, a bottle vodka and the rest was Buckie.

Whisky AND Vodka? Must have been ladies present. Sounds like a christening.

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I remember going with a Celtic supporting mate to their cup final against Dundee Utd back in the eighties and the typical carry out before the game was 2 cans of tennents super lager and a bottle of QC sherry.

If the bottle had a label on it then obviously your pal shopped up-market.

I can remember them turning up at ER with lemonade bottles of "wine" that they'd had filled from a plastic barrel in a scruffy off-licence deep in the Darkest East End of Weegieville.

I can recall adverts on STV back in the very early days for Eldorado and Four Crowns which apparently went very well with a methylated spirits chaser ...

THIS was the other side of the can - specially designed and produced to be launched from the terraces of Castle Greyskull:



Alcohol 9% volume. There are no words.

[monktonharp]

Eldorado ,and four crowns used to be big sellers around porty,and craigmillar. us young un's were introduced to them via a bottle o' Scotsmac.