And it was around this time I got acquainted with Irn Bru. Dubbed "Scotland's other national drink" - the other being whiskey, in case you're wondering - Irn Bru, as Wikipedia puts it, is a popular carbonated soft drink. The brand is also known for its innovative and wacky advertisments.
A colleague (thanks En Lan!) recently went to the UK for a holiday, and he bought me a can of Irn Bru at a town called Inverness (which is very near Loch Ness). Irn Bru used to be a staple soft drink for me back in those days. So seeing the can somehow made me nostalgic, and brings back a lot of memories.
Here's to Irn Bru (and to good old memories of Bonnie Scotland)!
2 comments:
Salam,
What does "Irn" mean / stand for?
Salam Jie,
I think it stands for iron. When the Scots pronounce iron, it sounds like irn.
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