Snakebite – British Cider and Lager
Snakebite – British cider and lager, is a drink with a bite, hence the name. Snakebite is a classic British pub drink. A 50/50 mix of hard cider and lager.
For me, it’s a trip back in time. A bag of crisps (chips) and a British pint, takes me right back to my roots.
I’ve had questions about the Guinness crisps (chips) in the picture below. They are SO GOOD! I have found them in my local BevMo and also at Cost Plus World Market. (not an ad, just for informational purposes).
How do you make a Snakebite – British Cider and Lager drink?
It couldn’t be easier. Using a 16 ounce (pint) glass, half fill with cider and top off with lager.
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Snakebite - British Cider and Lager
Snakebite is a classic British pub drink. A 50/50 mix of hard cider and lager.
Ingredients
- 8 ounces (1/2 pint) hard cider
- 8 ounces (1/2 pint) lager or light beer
Instructions
- Pour the cider into a pint size beer glass. Fill the rest of the glass with lager.
Nutrition Information
Yield
1Serving Size
1Amount Per Serving Calories 205Sodium 1mg
16 Comments on “Snakebite – British Cider and Lager”
Used to drink Snakebite in the late 80″s early 90’s it was reasonably priced on pubs and night clubs. Never had a Red Witch as I don’t like Pernod but it was popular with Goths and Rock/Metal people.
Snakebite got a few lads drunk quickly and fighting back in the day so that probably helped getting it banned.
This is interesting, thank you for the info.
I see your snakebite and raise you a red witch, a pint of snakebite with a 1/4 Gill of pernod and blackcurrant cordial
I’ve never had a red witch, but it sounds really good – and dangerous 🙂
It is its an old goth classic
That’s cool
Not the nicest, try it with guinness instead of lager, thank me later.
I’m interested to try this, thanks for the tip.
Was that a black velvet?
G’day! Sign me up for one of these right now! Pinned! Cheers! Joanne
Drop the pernod an just have diesel! Or another late 80’s one, diamond white(bottled white cider and castawey(bottled fruit coctail), blastaway!
Cheers to the week end! I may have to try this combo of cider and lager. Sounds refreshing.
I wish it was 5 o’clock all the time! Love this British style happy hour!
Me too, thank you so much.
It’s pretty tasty Nancy 🙂
I going to give this a try Janette!