Buckfast In Cans...

[sandyRoe]

I noticed an empty can in the gutter. Isn't it good that the marketing men for the monks who produce it are keeping up with modern trends?

[anneasquith]

Indeed sandy ;:)

[aelmpvw]

what next, chartreuse in cans?

[sandyRoe]

Though the traditional green bottle with the orangey label made a powerful statement. It said a lot about who ever was swigging from it.

[vulcan42]

An interesting little snippet from the Daily Record.
"Half of the world’s entire supply of Buckfast is consumed in Scotland."

[anneasquith]

Vulcan. I find that hard to believe. ;')

[anneasquith]

Vulcan. I find that hard to believe. ;')

[anneasquith]

My reply was so good I had to say it twice. I was in a shop before Xmas they were selling gift baskets of 1 bottle 4cans 6 miniatures of the said wine wrapped up in a bow.

[Fitzer]

I'm sure I read somewhere that pressure was put on the monks to switch from glass bottles as they formed an abnormally large percentage of weapons used in attacks, found it http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/13161063.Expert__Buckfast_in_cans_will_reduce_bottle_attacks/

[Chipchopper]

Anything to make a fast-buck