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stuff like this is done in Czechia, which is the country with by far the most consumption of beer per capita.
Diesel is Coke and Beer.
then there is Sprite and Beer.
I am pretty sure Fanta and Beer is a thing too.
plus there are various syrups that can be added to beer, Cherry, Strawberry and Elderberry are the most popular of those
Diesel is equal parts cider and beer with a dash of blackcurrant. Turbo diesel also contains a shot of vodka.
That just sounds like Snakebite and Black, a drink most places in the UK won't serve.
Mostly because cleaning bright purple vomit out of your pub carpet is a fucking nightmare.
It was always referred to as diesel by the hive. Couldn't say no at £1 a pint. Heavy shit.
Fun fact - the original lesser known Snakebite is a shooter of Yukon Jack and Rosie's Sweetened Lime. The name was assumably stolen for the Guinness/cider combo
Why do your pubs have carpet? Over on the other side of the ocean I’ve never been to a carpeted bar
Because we're civilised.
I mean, not civilised enough to avoid attempting to drink a dozen snakebite and blacks and then launching it The Exorcist style all over the floor, but just civilised enough to be able to go to the hospital for free when the three lads who've stuffed their noses with magic dickhead powder decided you were looking at them funny.
Beer and Sprite is called Radler in Germany, meaning cyclist because it's often drunken during weekend cycling tours when you don't want a full beer
It's beer and lemonade in Italy
it's the same in Germany. I'm pretty sure it existed well before sprite.
Radler has recently made its way to Korea. I bought some once not knowing what it was. While drinking, I couldn't figure out why I wasn't getting a buzz. I thoroughly checked the can and found out it's got 2-3% alcohol. Needless to say, I haven't bought it since.
7up and beer is a Snowwhite in the Netherlands, but nobody's ordered one since the 80s