Or that undisciplined mook holding a dripping drumstick in one hand and a pint of ice cream and soda pop in the other?

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"I went and had a pint of kombucha one time and I was like sick for a day, " he said.

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It takes in Watermill Inn in the bucolic village of Ings, where a pint pulled from one of the 16 hand pumps can be enjoyed fireside or outside on the sunny terrace, and the Hawkshead Brewery, with its extensive selection of beers such as Cumbrian Five Hop and Lakeland Gold.

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One unit is about half a pint of beer or a single measure of spirits.

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After all, there can't be many places where you can get a pint and your pension under one roof.

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Prince Charles spent a few minutes practising his putting, and also paused to taste a pint of beer belonging to one of the many golf fans lining the course.

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Richards would be another one for Disney minions to hoist a pint of grog to, as Depp has cited the body language and manerisms of the grizzled rocker as an inspiration for his character.

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But, this is the Internet and if there's one place where froth belongs besides the top of your pint of ale, it's the comment box below.

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The banter that had been whipping around the Twickenham bars was generally good-natured, although one Wasps fan took exception to the Harlequins mascot and doused him with a pint of beer.

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Members of one were told to drink half a litre of water (a bit more than an American pint) shortly before each of three daily meals.

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