Street sign on a brick wall that reads 'Shandy Street E.1'. There is a small purple plaque with a logo and the words 'Stepney neighbourhood' on the left side of the sign, and some wires are visible above and below the sign.

Shandy

Shandy Street in Stepney is the only instance of this drink on London’s street signs.

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Shandy

Shandy is a refreshing, popular drink in the UK and other countries, made by mixing beer or cider with lemonade or lemon-limeade. Originating in the 1850s as the ‘Shandygaff’ (beer and ginger beer), it evolved by the late 19th century to its current form, dropping the ‘-gaff’ and substituting lemonade for ginger beer.

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