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Rod

wrote:
As I understand it Inikced from a site but exactly my experience):

In Scotland, "a PINT and a HALF" means a PINT of HEAVY and a MEASURE of
WHISKY; in England it means a PINT of BITTER and a HALF PINT of BITTER.

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Rod

Rod has it right,except that the wee hauf can be any spirits.Another
favourite of days gone by was "a wee heavy and a hauf"

Mark.

Of course, the reality ends up with the punter asking the barman "can
you fit a whisky in there pint of heavy?"

"Well fill it up, I don't come from Whiteinch."

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Rod

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