200 Year Old Pub Uncovered in Manchester

[tomahawk6]

If the liquor is still good after all these years I wonder what collectors would pay ?

http://theweek.com/speedreads/651495/archaeologists-discover-19th-century-pub-full-untouched-bottles-brandy

 

[daftandbarmy]

If the liquor is still good after all these years I wonder what collectors would pay ?

http://theweek.com/speedreads/651495/archaeologists-discover-19th-century-pub-full-untouched-bottles-brandy

I've been to several, operational, much older pubs in the UK. The back row of bottles on the top shelf all tend to look like they've been there since Hadrian stopped by to wet his whistle on his way to inspect the wall on the Hibernian border.

 

[AbdullahD]

You know, I dont drink. But I would be interested in one of those bottles for the man cave...

 

[mariomike]

But I would be interested in one of those bottles for the man cave...

You know what my Dad used to call his man cave? "My house". 

 

[AbdullahD]

You know what my Dad used to call his man cave? "My house". 

Lol see in my family... I pay all the bills, food, insurance, rent etcetera and yet.... it is still my wifes house... my man cave.. which was one wall in the basement were I showcased my Rifles  (locking basement and trigger locked)... was turned into a childs playroom... so now my 'man cave' is one shelf in the closet where all the ammo and firearms are stored

Perhaps, I may need lessons on establishing a proper 'man cave'... I can wish

 

[Colin Parkinson]

My office/man cave was also turned into a kids bedroom, such is the life of fathers

 

[Biohazardxj]

One of the perks of being a single dad is that the house is all one big "man cave".  If I want to park the Harley in the dining room for the winter I can.  LOL

 

[Kirkhill]

You know what my Dad used to call his man cave? "My house". 

When visitors came round a standard question was: "Which is your chair?"

Standard response: "They're all mine."