Mumbaikars, this could be your last chance to visit one of the last standing cold drink houses in the city, 85-year-old ‘Meher Cold Drink House’. If you have spent enough time in Fort, there’s a high chance that you have crossed by Meher Cold Drink House, a reminder of the days of yore when people would walk into a shop to have a bottle or glass of sharbat, chaas (buttermilk), lassi or bottled soft drinks. Meher, named in honour of the saint Meher Baba and nestled within Mackawee Mansion on Gunbow Street in Bora Bazaar, was established in 1939 by a Parsi gentleman named Bomi Irani who had honed his craft at the National Dairy Research Institute, Bangalore. The cold drink house quickly earned a reputation for its delectable offerings — creamy sweet dahi in cutting chai glasses, lassi with just the right sweetness in tall glasses and hand churned buttermilk in old Rooh Afza bottles. Something that’s available even today, and are priced nominally at Rs 25, 30 and 60, respectively. Meher Cold Drink …