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...Vimto.
In the free drinks machine provided by my benevolent employer, amongst the tea, coffee, expresso, cappucino etc, there lurks Vimto. Vimto is one of those typically British soft drinks, much like Tizer or Irn-Bru that was probably introduced round the turn of the century as a health tonic; gradually been de-bunked over the years but still remains popular. I think it's a fruit mix of raspberry, blackcurrant and grape.
I don't really care. I'm addicted.
In the free drinks machine provided by my benevolent employer, amongst the tea, coffee, expresso, cappucino etc, there lurks Vimto. Vimto is one of those typically British soft drinks, much like Tizer or Irn-Bru that was probably introduced round the turn of the century as a health tonic; gradually been de-bunked over the years but still remains popular. I think it's a fruit mix of raspberry, blackcurrant and grape.
I don't really care. I'm addicted.
