First Illegal and Legal Drinks Purchased in a Pub/Bar

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illegal - probably the dun cow, durham, aged 14

legal - god knows, my brain was already addled by then
 


Illegal - Probably The dellaware or West One back when The Ranch in Concord was going strong.

Legal - Bluebell in Donwell
 
Illegal - Tap and Spile (no idea what it is now) on Salem Street in Hendon.

Legal - Can’t remember but probably upstairs in the Blandford or the Borough.
 
Illegal - Yates, York. Pint of Heineken when I was 16.
Legal - Old White Swan, York. I'd been going there for two years. First time I was asked for ID was the first time I was legal. It had always been a favourite because it had an escape hatch if the rozzers came in - you could get out the back from the toilets. Used it a couple of times.
 
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Illegal - Skol, Bootham Tavern, York
Legal - Scotch, Sun Inn, Morpeth
 
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Illegal...The Sheppard and Sheppardess ,Beamish.exhibition or tartan
Legal...The Grey Horse (Bottom House ) Pelton. Scotch on the rocks.
 
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GlassSlippers said:
Illegal - The Golden Lion (Houghton). Cider

Legal - The Golden Lion (Houghton). Cider

Just remembered, first ban - The Copt Hill. :oops:
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First ban - Victoria Gardens. Nearly all the darts and doms teams got barred around the same team so we had to finish the season playing our home matches at the White House.
 
Under age: The Salutation, Durham
First legal: Black Horse, Chester-le-Street
Most recent: my local, village in Cambs

About 1 year between 1 and 2..
Almost 30 years between 2 and 3.
Over 3 months since 3.
 
Illegal - Pemberton Arms (now the Blue House) between Shotton and Haswell. Stones Bitter I think
legal - C Squadron bar, Alanbrooke Barracks, Paderborn - either a bottle of Amstel or Paderborner
 
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