Any ideas?
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I thought Red X was for car engines 
Sorry couldn't resist.
Sorry couldn't resist.
Doesn't it intrigue you what the picture is meant to be Chippy?
Cheshire Cat
Landlord.
Car engines pre 1980 I think. Can't see how putting German grain in with the fuel would work but those Germans are clever buggers. Vorsprung Dork Tecknic.
I think VW did to lower the emissions 
Cheshire Cat
Landlord.
From the car or human?
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Andybuda see if this helps - https://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/threads/how-to-add-a-picture-to-a-post.81522/
I'll not sleep tonight wondering what it was
I hope its not a keg with the breweries name stamped on it. 
Kegwatch NahNahNahNah 
Sadfield
Landlord.
Any one of
1. A bag of Smiths Crisps
2. A bottle of Babycham
3. An unopened Bodcan or Watneys Part Seven.
4. A bottle of Bass Kings Ale from 1902.
5. An unopened keg of Watneys Red Barrel
6. A bottle of bottle conditioned Guinness.
7 A bottle of Light Ale
1. A bag of Smiths Crisps
2. A bottle of Babycham
3. An unopened Bodcan or Watneys Part Seven.
4. A bottle of Bass Kings Ale from 1902.
5. An unopened keg of Watneys Red Barrel
6. A bottle of bottle conditioned Guinness.
7 A bottle of Light Ale
You've been watching too much Generation game Terry and a cuddly toy
A bottle of Double Diamond.
An Ankoù
Landlord.
Red-X is a fine malt. Shame I can't see the picture in the OP.
An Ansells Bitterman?
