A Canadian teenager has come back to the UK pub to have her first legal pint where she was born.
Isobel Casey was born in Mill House Restaurant situated in Wyton, Cambridgeshire. She was born on February 14th, 2002, prior to her family settled in Canada.
On her 18th birthday, she has returned to have her first legit pint because the drinking age in Canada is 19. On February 14th; Valentine’s Day, Isobel poured a couple of pints of her own at the very own boozer, which has now been renamed to Hartford Mill.
Neil, her father, said that it felt amazing to be back. They caught up with lots of their old friends whom they have not seen for a really long time.
The actual pub burned down after a few years of Isobel’s birth. However, it was rebuilt and looked the same as the old one.
The father explained that the interior is a bit different, but there is a ball pit, which is smaller in size than the older one.
Isobel loved the pub, and she had two Green King IPA pints and the bartender there was nice to her and let her pour a couple of pints as well. She is also thinking about coming to University in the UK, and this trip surely made her decision easier.
When Isobel was born, The Cambridge News published the report of her unusual birth. Nicole, her mother, was a nurse at Papworth Hospital and having a morning coffee with her friends when she felt a strong contraction.
She immediately called her husband, who rushed to her. Her water was already broke, and they had to transfer her kid’s play area and had to get all the children out of there.
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