Lager, bitter stout

[AllYourBase]

In the mid to late nineties, there was a beer that was advertised under the tag line 'There's a lager drinker, a bitter drinker and a stout drinker inside of me'. It focussed on being a beer suitable for all tastes. The voiceover then went something like 'it's called a ...........' What was it called? Can it still be found anywhere? I remember it was great.

[coggles]

A 'very drunk cannibal' if it ate all those drinkers!

[treaclefight]

was that caffrey's?

[treaclefight]

thankyou for reminding me, i liked it too, going to off licence now...

[AllYourBase]

I think I have it. It was Callders. Now just how to find some...

[Headtime]

Hooray! Treaclefight is back...I see it only took a post about beaqr to bring you out of the woodwork :)

[treaclefight]

lmao, ty headtime, it's nice to be back, fancy a pint?

[rinkytink]

By the look of it Calders is now produced by Carlsberg-Tetley. Here is some background info taken from their website:

And finally, the Calder's Family. Calder's Beers take their name from John Calder, a 19th Century Scottish pioneer in the field of brewing. Today, there are seven beers in the Calder's family ' Calder's Premium Cream Beer, a premium nitrokeg ale which is available nationally in both the On Trade and Take Home, and six other Scottish style beers which are available in the On Trade in Scotland and North East England.

http://www.carlsbergtetley.co.uk/great_brands/logo
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[Headtime]

Aye, go on a ms Treacle, I'll have a port and lemon. Where have you been for so long? We missed you!