| ATTLEE | A speed merchant from Down Under despatching case of beer and ecstasy for old British skipper |
| BRASS | Case of beer and dope for military officers (5) |
| SODABREAD | But Roman, out of Italy, trades Ecstasy for old foodstuff (4,5) |
| DEPOSE | Get rid of diamonds and ecstasy for model (6) |
| ABERDEEN | Mixed beer and Ecstasy in Scottish city (8) |
| REGALE | Entertain with revolting beer and ecstasy |
| BALDWIN | Clear victory for old British statesman |
| BULLER | Missile not quite right for old British soldier |
| FLIP | A snap with a finger and thumb; a toss/spin of a coin or a pancake; a pleasure-flight; a somersault; or, a nog of beer and spirits, traditionally frothed/heated with a red-hot iron (4) |
| BOLT | Booklet taken out at intervals for a speed merchant? (4) |
| RACER | Expert in posh car becoming a speed merchant? (5) |
| SPRINGBREAK | Tell about group getting case of beer for Easter holiday (6,5) |
| ANTONIO | A notion he is a merchant from Venice (7) |
| MARCOPOLO | Merchant from the Venetian Republic who wrote Il Milione, which introduced Europeans to Central Asia and China |
| ACERB | Bitter and excellent case of beer on the counter (5) |
| BREWSKI | In New York, drink case of beer that's gross then go downhill |
| DRUGBARON | Taken by patient, captain of industry and speed-merchant? (4,5) |
| ARTDEALERS | A retweet from speed merchants selling forgeries to crafty types perhaps (3,7) |
| SIXER | From "sice", a word that relates Brownies, cricket, a pack of beer and around half a dozen other things (5) |
| OWNBRAND | Have case of beer with store's label (3,5) |
