Premature Comestible Withdrawal

AddicksAddict said:

Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:

AddicksAddict said:

charltonkeston said:

addick1956 said:

Watney's Party 7 beer,

Smith's original Crisps with packet of salt.

Nux Bar

A quarter of a Bovril beef drink as served at Charlton under the  Covered End.

Roast Chestnuts sold in Harvey Gardens in autumn after being  cooked on a hot brasier.

Peanuts , tanner a bag.

Watneys, my old uncle used to say, “don’t take the piss out of watneys, it needs or the flavour it can get”. Probably a common joke in the 70’s. 

The joke of the time was "What's the connection between Watney's Red Barrel and making love in a punt?  They're both fucking close to water".

Similar to Red Barrel in the taste stakes was "Big head Trophy bitter, the pint that thinks it's a quart".

Frankly all draught beers in Britain were piss until the Campaign for Real Ale exerted it's influence in the 1970's.
Watneys Red Barrel, Whitbread Trophy, Worthington 'E'.
You name it, the standard was appalling.

I think you mean keg rather than draught.  There was lots of good draught in the 1970s - Youngs, Fullers, Everards, Home Ales, Marstons, Eldridge Pope down on the south coast., and many, many more.  Camra helped to stop the rot but the good stuff was still out there.