Irn-Bru - Made In Scotland From Girders

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1. With which family was the soft drink Irn-Bru linked? Baird Brown Barr Blair

2. When was the soft drink now known as Irn-Bru first produced? 1901 1921 1911 1931

3. Irn-Bru was always known for the inventiveness and effectiveness of its advertising. In its early days it used a well-known sportsman in advertisements for the product. With which sport was he involved? Highland Games Golf Curling Shinty

4. Irn-Bru won many awards over the years for its adverts. The most famous was probably the line used in the title of this quiz: "Made In Scotland From Girders". Another campaign was based on "The Adventures of Bar-Bru and Sandy". Bar-Bru was based on a famous literary hero. Which one? Tintin Tarzan of the Jungle Rob Roy McGregor Sabu The Elephant Boy

5. The Scottish soft drink Irn-Bru sponsored a roller coaster ride at a top UK pleasure amenity. Which of these was it? Blackpool Pleasure Beach Butlin's Holiday Centre, Poole Alton Towers The Odyssey Centre, Belfast

6. For many years the company that manufactured the soft drink Irn-Bru was based in the same locality as one of Scottish football's most famous clubs. Which club? Rangers Queen of the South Queen's Park Celtic

7. The makers of Irn-Bru won many prizes for their advertising and some were very ingenious. One commercial was an adaptation of the theme song of a popular UK TV show. Which of these was it? Only Fools and Horses The Snowman Wallace and Gromit: The Wrong Trousers Minder

8. Irn-Bru was forced to change its name from Iron Brew because it did not contain any iron. True False

9. How many people know the secret recipe from which the soft drink Irn-Bru is made? 4 1 2 3

10. The soft drink Irn-Bru branded itself "Scotland's other national drink". What was it comparing itself to? Whisky Poitín Whiskey Beer