Liquor of choice

Here's the chance to vote for your primary means of ethanol-enjoyment, or in mendhak's case favourite flammable consumable.
Feel free to add your brand where sufficiently important.

Wine naturally, either a full bodied Aussie red or a kiwi sav :) There's probably a punchline in there but way to early in the morning.

Mountain Dew. I win.

Tequila!

I cant believe someone voted for gin :eek:
Smells like pinetrees, tastes like death.

Edit: It was dee-u.... :eek:

Yes its me, what the problem with that, I drink gin and its tastes good. :D

Sir, I challenge you to a duel :D

I thought you dislike gin?

Smoked Porters, or any micro brew beers.

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Originally Posted by dee-u

I thought you dislike gin?

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You drink the gin, i'll take the tequila:afrog:

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Originally Posted by Atheist

You drink the gin, i'll take the tequila:afrog:

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Har har har. :lol:

Vodka, rum, Guinness. Mixed together in a big jug. :afrog:

Red Wine. White wine is for cooking.

Beer primarily, though when in the mood, Southern Comfort does the trick. :afrog:

zaza, how could you not include ouzo?!? I am so disappointed :(

havana 7yr old rum

Like a pirate...I prefer rum. :arr_matey:

Typically I drink cheap light beer, but every now and again I'll drink Jack Daniels or Johnny Walker.

At my age, a nice prune juice cocktail, shaken not stirred, hits the spot.

I don't drink any more (12 years+ sober thank you very much) but when I did... just about anything I could get my hands on would do... Jack... MtDew & Midori, something we cooked up called Lakewater (Blue Maui, Biccardi, something else I can't recall, and Pineapple juice).. plus beer (preference to MGD, or if failing that, anything that didn't end with something that rhymes with lite)

-tg

Gin FTW.

Vodka will also do if my first choice is unavailable.

Can't stand beer. I'll drink Heineken if I'm already drunk though.

I tried to buy Gin once, to see what it's like but the guy in the shop said I had to either have a Women's Institute membership card, or be a Vicar.

So I bought a Man's drink instead (scotch naturally).

[Pedant]Lager, Beer and Wine do not cound as liquor. (They are fermented instead of distilled)[/Pedant]

I seldom drink, infact I get all my daily liquid consumption by licking the dew off of the grass every morning.

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Originally Posted by I_Love_My_Vans

I seldom drink, infact I get all my daily liquid consumption by licking the dew off of the grass every morning.

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Another decaf drinker.

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Originally Posted by wossname

I tried to buy Gin once, to see what it's like but the guy in the shop said I had to either have a Women's Institute membership card, or be a Vicar.

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You can borrow my card anytime.

I'd borrow your card, but would involve touching something you own.


:P

I try to drink things without calories, let alone alcohol. Never like the taste of wine, and beer (at least Guinness) brings back memories of a bad mistake on a very long hike....but that's a different story. These days, my whole focus is on reducing the unnecessary calories so that I can focus on the calories I want to consume: FOOD!! IN VAST QUANTITIES!!!

So drinking is out. Just iced tea and water, nothing more.

Water all the way.

But from the following liquor I've tasted:

champagne
gin + orange juice + some other liquor which they called juice
gin + lime
vodka + juice (apple or orange)
tequila
beer
sake (japanese rice wine)
Milky type liquor, name forgotten ( a very yummy one at that)

I'd say I like the Milky type liquor.

However, as drinking was never a fond memory ('xept those spent in Japan-sake and milky type liquor), I have resolved not to drink one drop of liquor again. :D

Hey ocean, haven't you tried pomelo + gin?

The milky type liquor sounds like unfiltered sake.

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Originally Posted by dee-u

Hey ocean, haven't you tried pomelo + gin?

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You mean GIN+(Insert your Eight-o'-clock juice flavor here)?

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Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker

The milky type liquor sounds like unfiltered sake.

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It was basically MILK with some liquor that is almost tasteless(probably sake).

My boss then did not tell me that it was a strong drink. I just drank and drank (and had 3) and when i got up, my world wobbled.

I didn't even know I was getting drunk. :lol:

All I remember was how yummy it was.

It also looks like a glass of milk!

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Originally Posted by oceanebelle

My boss then did not tell me that it was a strong drink. I just drank and drank (and had 3) and when i got up, my world wobbled.

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Pls. don't give ideas to VisualAd. :D

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Originally Posted by oceanebelle

It was basically MILK with some liquor that is almost tasteless(probably sake).

My boss then did not tell me that it was a strong drink. I just drank and drank (and had 3) and when i got up, my world wobbled.

I didn't even know I was getting drunk. :lol:

All I remember was how yummy it was.

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Was probably Kahlua or something like it

It has been my experience that it only matters what you are drinking for the first 3 drinks. After that pretty much anything that contains alcohol will due - even if it is an old shoe.

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Originally Posted by zaza

Here's the chance to vote for your primary means of ethanol-enjoyment, or in mendhak's case favourite flammable consumable.
Feel free to add your brand where sufficiently important.

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Kahlua
:wave:

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Originally Posted by KTech

It has been my experience that it only matters what you are drinking for the first 3 drinks. After that pretty much anything that contains alcohol will due - even if it is an old shoe.

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Indeed! It's really bad when going out with friends... :(

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Originally Posted by BillGeek

Indeed! It's really bad when going out with friends... :(

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You never invite me....:cry:

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Originally Posted by Atheist

You never invite me....:cry:

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Strange, you're not wossname.

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Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker

The milky type liquor sounds like unfiltered sake.

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Baileys, I bet. Or Amarula.

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Originally Posted by wossname

[Pedant]Lager, Beer and Wine do not cound as liquor. (They are fermented instead of distilled)[/Pedant]

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Yes yes, we know. But Americans insist on calling the vendor a "Liquor store", and I thought it would make it slightly easier to understand. Also, we all know you're a lagerboy and voting for "Real beer" doesn't disguise the fact.

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Originally Posted by Atheist

You never invite me.... :cry:

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Don't worry. I didn't really invite anyone else either! :eek: When I said "friends", I meant buying a six-pack on the way home and drinking while surfing the net. :( Sad, I know.

Homebrew! Ales, mostly.

I only drink lager when I'm bored. Or tired. Or when I need to relax. Or if I'm with friends.



Or it's the Weekend.






Or Mon-Fri.








Otherwise I don't go near the stuff.

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Originally Posted by KTech

Was probably Kahlua or something like it

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Ah yes that rings a bell. :D

i remember alcohol. it has been six months...

alcohol i used to like to drink
Budweiser (i grew up in missouri, you had to drink it)
B & B
Guiness Stout
Martini's - Tanqueray with vermouth breathed on it
Single Malt Scotch

i have a funny te-kill-ya story if anyone wants to hear it?

Not really.

Pass.

When I came to work this morning I was pleasantly surprised with a bottle of Johnny Walker in my cubicle. :thumb: to coworkers who buy you booze.

maybe i'll share anyway

tequila and trains

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Originally Posted by wild_bill

When I came to work this morning I was pleasantly surprised with a bottle of Johnny Walker in my cubicle. :thumb: to coworkers who buy you booze.

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Johnny Walker... did you read your horoscope today?

Who needs cosmic advice when you've got Scotch?

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Originally Posted by BillGeek

Beer primarily, though when in the mood, Southern Comfort does the trick. :afrog:

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+1 ;)

Johnny Walker isn't scotch, oh my no. Not by a long chalk.

no not at all

Johnnie Walker is a brand of Scotch whisky produced in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland, UK. It is the most widely distributed brand of blended Scotch whisky in the world, sold in almost every country and with yearly sales of over 120 million bottles.

Shame it's not Scotch then.

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Originally Posted by KiwiDexter

Wine naturally,...

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Wine - yes...

Chianti - that's best!

Jack Daniels
Crown Royal

Everything else is for chicks.

Only bad thing about jack daniels is like a week later your drinking coke and thinking... boy this taste like Jack Daniels.

10 year old Glenmorangie from the sixteen men of tain!

Guinness and a half one (jameson or paddy). Unless its from Ireland both your porter and whiskey are not real.

Caol ila (propper scotch none of this Johnnie Walker 'Blended' nonsense)