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AddBy: Rachel Sonius2nd May 2016 12:18PMThe following comment about this image was posted on the Upper Hutt Heritage Facebook page by John Hancock on 01.05.2016:
"Filling your own used to be very common, flagons of wine more so, those were the day's when hotels would serve a jug (beer Jug) with a top shelf pre mix, bourbon and coke would have been the most popular, however the effects on customers had deemed it necessary to stop this practice, about the same time glass jug's were replaced with plastic ones for safety reasons."
"Filling your own used to be very common, flagons of wine more so, those were the day's when hotels would serve a jug (beer Jug) with a top shelf pre mix, bourbon and coke would have been the most popular, however the effects on customers had deemed it necessary to stop this practice, about the same time glass jug's were replaced with plastic ones for safety reasons."
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The Keg, 37 Queen Street; Barry McNaughten, promotional vodka bottle.
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The Keg, 37 Queen Street; Barry McNaughten, promotional vodka bottle.. Upper Hutt City Library, accessed 10/10/2024, https://uhcl.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/13102