Comments by "Faithless Hound" (@faithlesshound5621) on "Why Americans and Brits say 'cider' to mean very different things" video.

  1. It's odd how quickly tastes change. In the 1970's, Englishmen were drinking lager on a large scale, but at the same time in Scotland boys (as well as men) were drinking "heavy" beer, and lager was for girls/women, often flavoured with lime as "lager and lime." That was before the drink industry developed sweet "alcopops" to draw children into the drinking habit. The tobacco companies are doing the same with vaping, with sweet flavours to get the kids hooked.
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