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    I have not come across Crabbies ginger beer, but I do know Crabbies ginger wine, which when mixed with a blended scotch makes a smashing "winter warmer".
    " Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the adherence of idle minds and minor tyrants". Field Marshal Lord Slim.

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    Very refreshing in summer, quite popular inmy golf club after a knock on a hot day.

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    Great, now I've got this in my head all day..........

    Portree booted in the door, he sauntered tae the bar
    He poured a shot o Crabbies, he shouted "Slangevar!"
    While Midnight was being chatted up by a barroom girl called Pam
    Who said "Well howdy strangerrrrr, would you buy us a Babycham?"

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    Classic. "The Portree Kid" by the Corries.

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    Just picked up a 4 pack. Reviewing will begin shortly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jock Scot View Post
    I have not come across Crabbies ginger beer, but I do know Crabbies ginger wine, which when mixed with a blended scotch makes a smashing "winter warmer".
    Jock, how much of each ingredient?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sailortats View Post
    Jock, how much of each ingredient?
    There is no specific ratio that I am aware of, as it is a matter of taste, but about one third Crabbies and two thirds whisky would be a place to start and work your way towards a half and half mixture, I should think. We call the drink a Whisky Macdonald(after Colonel MacDonald who is reputed to have invented it), or perhaps more commonly known as, a Whisky Mac..

    Oh and, no ice and no water.
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    I have a red-haired friend a bit too fond of moaning who I nicknamed Mr Crabbies. (He is a ginger whine)

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    oh dear, I think I am going to have a headache :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jock Scot View Post
    We call the drink a Whisky Macdonald(after Colonel MacDonald who is reputed to have invented it), or perhaps more commonly known as, a Whisky Mac..

    Oh and, no ice and no water.

    Thanks for that info Jock. My late father used to drink a whisky mac. I never knew why it was called that but now I do.
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