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Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 03:05 AM
Just curious. And I know the masses drink beer. What kind? If you're not drinking beer, what do you drink? Anything interesting? I love Becks. It makes great sourdough bread if you use it instead of water. What do you drink with your beer? I like Gentleman Jack, it's tooo smoooth. Here's a tip. I have a drink that crosses genders and sneaks up on you. I call it a Drunken Sailor. 1/3 dark rum, ice, 2/3 cream soda. It works on the same principal as whiskey and beer. They're both made from the same stuff. That's why they go well together. Women generally don't like whiskey, or beer. Whiskey is nothing but distilled beer. Rum is nothing but distilled sugar, same stuff they make cream soda from. They mix well. Rather sweet, but women like it, and you can't taste how strong it is. It's made me lucky too many times. Have you got a good drink? 
Posted by: mrobin Oct 29 2004, 03:27 AM
i will drink almost any beer, but my current favorite is Yuengling lager it's from pennsylvania. this is not some trendy micro=brew, Yuengling is the oldest brewery in the united states, founded in 1829.
cheers...
Posted by: smrz914 Oct 29 2004, 03:35 AM
Anything cheep. Or anything you can steel from a frat party.
Ahhh college life. But since I live in Chico, CA a Pale Ale from Sierra Nevada is good.
Fat Tire, Staro Brno (a Czech beer), are good as well.
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 03:37 AM
Yuengling? I've never seen it before. I'll try to find it. Maybe they've never gotten this far west. The only thing that's been around longer than beer is mead. That's what the cavemen drank. Fermented honey.
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 03:41 AM
You want cheap? Try Steel Reserve, at 8.1% it's like drinking two beers. Not a bad taste either. $1 for a 24oz can.
Posted by: James Adams Oct 29 2004, 05:38 AM
I prefer Coke to Pepsi out of the can. I don't like Dr. Pepper so much from a can. From the fountain, I like Dr. Pepper best, and it's a toss-up between Coke and Pepsi. 
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 05:41 AM
Muslim, or AA?
Posted by: ClayPerrine Oct 29 2004, 06:17 AM
Mountain Dew!!! I have a really low tolerance to alcohol. I can get falling down drunk on one beer. So I am always the designated driver. That has its advantages. When I was still single, a whole bunch of us would go out to a bar, and I would wait until they got really drunk, and hit each one of them up for $20 for gas. The bars always give free sodas to the designated drivers, so I would have a night out, and make a profit. My friends thought they were having a great time and spent the money drinking. They would never remember me asking for gas money, and it was cheaper than spending time in jail for DUI. 
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 06:22 AM
To quote Abe Vigoda when he played Det. Fish on the sitcom Barney Miller, "Drinking should be done in the privacy of one's home, where it's necessary." Nobody should drink and drive.
Posted by: Joe Ricard Oct 29 2004, 06:22 AM
Right now it is Coffee Black. Navy style. (strong).
Yuengling I like thier Black and Tan. hard to get here, have to go all the way to Florida.
Then there is Abita Turbo Dog. Louisianna for that.
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 06:26 AM
Abita Turbo Dog? All these beers I've never heard of, makes me want to pay you to send me one. I love variety. The spice of life. It's like the first time in a teener.
Posted by: spare time toys Oct 29 2004, 07:23 AM
Me also but I like to take the edge off by mixing it 50/50 with southern comfort or wild turkey the good 100 proof stuff.
Posted by: skline Oct 29 2004, 07:27 AM
I never really did drink beer, never aquired a taste for it, in fact I never drank at all much. Didnt like the feeling of no control. Besides, I like to remember what I did the night before and hugging a toilet is not my idea of having fun. I quit drinking sodas about 6 years ago and will never go back. I drink sport waters now, Propel, it tastes good and wont destroy my stomach lining.
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 07:38 AM
Don't drink sports drinks exclusively. Too many minerals. Make sure you still drink eight glasses of water a day. Don't want to see you get stones. "Dilution is the solution to pollution". Water is cleansing.
Posted by: James Adams Oct 29 2004, 07:47 AM
That was offensive, not appreciated, and neither if you must know.
If I was either, it would have been even more offensive...
What, exactly, were you trying to gain with that statement?
Posted by: ninefourteener Oct 29 2004, 07:55 AM
All day long.................. Water
All night long...................Caffiene free Diet Pepsi
All weekend long:
......... Red Bull
....... Jagerbombs (Red Bull and Jagermeister)
.......Red Headed Sluts (Cranberry, Peach Schnapps, Jagermeister)
.......MGD (normally)
........ Fat Tire (If the bar has it)
Posted by: TimT Oct 29 2004, 08:13 AM
Yum,
I also have aquired a taste for vintage ports
Posted by: Aaron Cox Oct 29 2004, 10:14 AM
newcastle brown ale
moosehead
Posted by: Jenny Oct 29 2004, 10:19 AM
Water and tea while at work. Occasional soda if I dine out (water is the norm since soda fills me up and I can't burp 
) At a bar, almost always long islands. With friends and/or family, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. All bets are off if I'm in Vegas, though. Foot long margaritas, sex on the beach, white russians, etc... 
But, seriously, I don't drink that much. Can't find that happy buzz anymore. Or it's short lived, right before I get sloopy. 
I'm a light weight. And/or a cheap date. Which ever way you look at it. 
Jen
Posted by: Root_Werks Oct 29 2004, 10:24 AM
4oz of just about any beer will put me to sleep. So I pretty much stay away from it. Mostly water, milk, occasional juice of some type, no soda at all. And every once in a long while, a
Posted by: Meredith Oct 29 2004, 10:32 AM
Mmm, peach Propel!
Right now, I'm just trying to remember to drink water. Now that it's getting cold, I'm drinking a lot of hot drinks but all the caffeine isn't good. So, water is my choice, when I remember.
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 10:33 AM
That was offensive, not appreciated, and neither if you must know.
If I was either, it would have been even more offensive...
What, exactly, were you trying to gain with that statement?
Lighten up! No offense meant. It just seemed from your reply, that you do not indulge in alcoholic beverages. I totally respect that choice. And, I wasn't trying to make fun of you, no matter what your reasons. I was just curious. Most people who abstain do so for either religious or health reasons. Your choice should be respected, always.
Posted by: Nick Oct 29 2004, 10:37 AM
HOEGAARDEN Witbier
GUINNESS
GROLSCH
BODDINGTONS
KINGFISHER
KIRIN Ichiban
MORLAND Old Speckled Hen Ale England
MORLAND Hen's Tooth Strong Ale
PACIFICO CLARA
Bass
DOMINION Ok Barrel Stout
Harp
I think I'm missing some but this is basically what I try to keep in stock
Posted by: tdgray Oct 29 2004, 10:44 AM
MORLAND Old Speckled Hen Ale England
mmm Old Speckled Hen. Man I love that stuff
I drink about everything...have a naturally high tolerance to acohol so I never feel out of control. That is of course unless I do shots, but college was like ten years ago...not since then
Posted by: Bruce Allert Oct 29 2004, 10:49 AM
(almost) Every meal needs a big glass of milk! Sometimes a glass of wine with lunch or dinner and a coke or pepsi with a burger.
Now, for the times of relaxation it could be a gin & tonic, limeade & gin, Jack & coke or (on the islands) a Mai Tai.
For workin on the teener it's usually always FAT TIRE but if a Bud is all that there is.... that'll do
............b
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 10:51 AM
Old Speckled Hen? I keep hearing about all these beers they don't send to the west coast. I'm going to go postal and shoot up the budweiser plant I used to work at in Van Nuys, before they drained the pond, and closed Busch Gardens. We had the HIGHEST waterfall in the San Fernando Valley. (I was a sky trolley tour guide when I was eighteen, best job in the park.)
Posted by: spare time toys Oct 29 2004, 10:55 AM
Almost forgot Im not supposed to drink anything stronger than pop. Lucky for me Pop will drink anything.. 
Posted by: Rhodes71/914 Oct 29 2004, 11:08 AM
Any decent ale is fine by me. I don't really drink any of the amican "piss water" beers. If we have booze in the house it is usually vodka, rum, or tequilla. We have vodka tonics, cubra libre (sp), and marguaritas. Can't have Wild Turkey in the house because it makes my wife crazy.
If you want to try something really interesting check this out. I used to work with native Alaskans quite a bit and most of their villages are dry (no alcohol), so the make "homebrew". Now this is not the same type of homebrew that is an ale or lager this stuff is much different. Basically you take a 5 gallon bucket, dump in a bunch of juice usually grape but most any kind will work. Then you add some sugar, several cups, measurements are not so crucial here. Last is yeast, regular beer brewing yeast if they can get ahold of it but if not just plain bread yeast. Mix it all up, cover the bucket so the flies don't get in but not to tight 'cause you need air to be able to escape. Stick it in a corner for a few days, 3 will work but a week is better, if you can wait that long, they can't. Drink up and watch out.
Posted by: Headrage Oct 29 2004, 11:14 AM
I don't care too much for american brews except some of the micros. Love Guiness or Heinekin dark. Favorite is John Courage if I can find it. If doing the hard stuff it's either old no. 7 or rum and cokes. Most of the time it's water or diet coke.
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 11:20 AM
That goes by a lot of different names. Pruno, applejack, the list goes on and on. Home brew is interesting, especially if you do it like the south american natives do. They throw in some mushrooms. Only used for ritual tribal council tripping, sometimes only if your a shaman or witchdoctor. Freaky Deaky.
Posted by: carr914 Oct 29 2004, 11:24 AM
I vote for Southpaw. Made by Plankhouse - low in carbs, high in alcohol. By the way Yuengling is also made here in Tampa.
T.C.
Posted by: nebreitling Oct 29 2004, 11:24 AM
mmm.. glenlivet
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 11:30 AM
Anybody tried absenth? I hear it's illegal in the US. What's it like?
Posted by: SpecialK Oct 29 2004, 11:33 AM
I know what prize you would have had your eye on at the FFC! One of the prizes donated was a bottle of 'Maker's Mark'. Not a big Scotch drinker myself, but that stuff is smoooooth!
Never drank a beer I didn't like, but...Budlight, or Becks (only a dollar more than budlight). Gotta save the bucks for car parts
(not necessarily in that order ) Kevin
Posted by: Jenny Oct 29 2004, 11:38 AM
Tried it last weekend at Andy's. Didn't have enough to get
, but it tastes like licorice. 
Jen
Posted by: Rhodes71/914 Oct 29 2004, 11:42 AM
Never tried it and I think the drink is illegal in the US but you can buy wormwood which iis the active ingredient. I think that you may also be able to get Absinth online.
Posted by: James Adams Oct 29 2004, 11:53 AM
Cool - I actually will have wine with dinner and champagne at a celebration, but I was trying (not very well) to be a little funny.
Posted by: Eddie Williams Oct 29 2004, 11:59 AM
mmmm... Maker's Mark on the rocks rules!!!
Beers:(if I'm out of homebrew)
SNPA
Dos XX Amber (with Mexican Food)
Newcastle Brown
My favorite wife beater is Miller Lite... if I must.
Cocktails:(besides Makers on the rocks)
Crown and Coke
Colorado Bulldogs
Grand/Gold Margaritas
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 12:02 PM
I know what prize you would have had your eye on at the FFC! One of the prizes donated was a bottle of 'Maker's Mark'. Not a big Scotch drinker myself, but that stuff is smoooooth!
Never drank a beer I didn't like, but...Budlight, or Becks (only a dollar more than budlight). Gotta save the bucks for car parts
(not necessarily in that order ) Kevin
Makers Mark?
That stuff is good for stripping paint. Gentleman Jack makes that stuff look sad.
Posted by: SirAndy Oct 29 2004, 12:04 PM
, but it tastes like licorice. i don't like the taste either. that's why i kept bugging *you* to drink it!
Andy
Posted by: SpecialK Oct 29 2004, 12:20 PM
I know what prize you would have had your eye on at the FFC! One of the prizes donated was a bottle of 'Maker's Mark'. Not a big Scotch drinker myself, but that stuff is smoooooth!
Never drank a beer I didn't like, but...Budlight, or Becks (only a dollar more than budlight). Gotta save the bucks for car parts
(not necessarily in that order ) Kevin
Makers Mark?
That stuff is good for stripping paint. Gentleman Jack makes that stuff look sad. I don't know "Jack" [Gentlemen], but I'll bet "Sammy" can kick Jacks ass (or at least you think you can after some Cabo Wabo)!
p.s. - also makes for some great paint stripper....drink half the bottle, align yourself on the desired area to be stripped (helps if you close one eye), and
Posted by: Bruce Allert Oct 29 2004, 12:21 PM
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mmm.. glenlivet
ya...... that's what I forgot! and Glen Fiddich too.
I keep it in the freezer
goodshitMAN .......b
Posted by: SpecialK Oct 29 2004, 12:21 PM
oops, forgot the pic!
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Posted by: double-a Oct 29 2004, 12:23 PM
i don't drink much. well, i should say i "can't" drink much because a few ounces and i'm done. but my favorite is red wine; tastes great and is like magic to your body. currently we're drinking a spanish wine, borsao campo de borja.
can't say i enjoy beer, maybe i haven't had the "right kind" yet.
~a
Posted by: JB 914 Oct 29 2004, 12:42 PM
Water
PEET'S Coffee
Diet Coke
Sonic Cherry Limeaid (when i'm near a sonic!)
haven't had anything stronger since Reagan was President!
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 12:55 PM
OOH, yeah. Cabo Wabo, I've had that stuff, pricey but worth it. Definitely a fine libation.
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 12:58 PM
can't say i enjoy beer, maybe i haven't had the "right kind" yet.
~a
As long as it's not french.
Posted by: nebreitling Oct 29 2004, 12:59 PM
absinthe.... don't even get me started
there's no commercially available psychotropic absinthe almost anywhere in the world. i've only had the "real" stuff in spain -- where you can no longer legally get it thujone-active. you can still legally get it in cuba, and the czech republic, i believe. which is probably for the best, as people have done some pretty crazy shit under its influence.
THOSE DAYS ARE OVER!
(mostly.)
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 01:01 PM
PEET'S Coffee
Diet Coke
Sonic Cherry Limeaid (when i'm near a sonic!)
haven't had anything stronger since Reagan was President!
Yeah, actor in the White House, good reason to drink. Who's my Governator?
Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 01:06 PM
there's no commercially available psychotropic absinthe almost anywhere in the world. i've only had the "real" stuff in spain -- where you can no longer legally get it thujone-active. you can still legally get it in cuba, and the czech republic, i believe. which is probably for the best, as people have done some pretty crazy shit under its influence.
THOSE DAYS ARE OVER!
(mostly.)
Damn, I was hoping to try that at least once. Now I have to go to CUBA! I thought you could still find it in Mexico. I guess the best you can get there is mescal, or peyote.
Posted by: J P Stein Oct 29 2004, 01:07 PM
I don't drink much.....I feel bad enuff in the morning without any chemical help 
.....such is the price of getting old.
Part of the problem is nowdays I start to get a little buzz then go right to the hangover.
The last time I got shiitfaced was at my daughter's first wedding.....a train wreck in progress.....that cost me about 10K & the marriage lasted bout 4 months....the hangover was the best part of that clusterf***
The good news is she married herself a good guy (didn't cost me anything, either) and gave me some grandkids.
All I need now is Coke & coffee to keep me awake.
I could use a nap.
Posted by: mike_the_man Oct 29 2004, 01:21 PM
Hmm, I do enjoy a drink on occasion. Yager Bombs are good (I'll be having a few of those at a Halloween party tonight) I also like scotch, almost all beers, gin and tonic, and rye and ginger. Ahh hell, I drink pretty much anything. Something to try with a cheap beer; pour an ounce or two of Barardi Lemon into it. Doubles the potency of the beer, and makes it taste like a squeeze of lemon was added. Good stuff!
Posted by: dralf Oct 29 2004, 01:50 PM
I use to drink Gin & Tonic in my youth....one day I ran out of Tonic and used Coke instead......that was 35 years ago and have been drinking Gin & Coke ever since. I go into bars and resturants and when I order it I get funny looks or they recognize the drink rather than my face.
The drink itself tastes like pine cones, but the gins gets me drunk and the coke/caffeine keeps me awake.
Posted by: Nick Oct 29 2004, 02:26 PM
I should have added a link to one of my favorite local bars when I listed me beers
http://www.thebrickskeller.net/
Posted by: Joe Ricard Oct 29 2004, 03:19 PM
How about a trade.... 6er of Turbo Dog for a couple bottles of Red Hook Double Black.
Posted by: Rhodes71/914 Oct 29 2004, 03:29 PM
My favorite Redhook beer, spent some time working near their brewery, cool pub onsite.
Posted by: 914helo Oct 29 2004, 03:33 PM
Mostly water, Gatorade, and milk. Of course some of my buddies do look like this:
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Posted by: GTeener Oct 29 2004, 03:41 PM
the original stuff used to be illegal was distilled from the toxic herb wormwood and flavored with anise (black licorice flavor). Purported to pack a narcotic-like punch...but you can get the non-toxic modern kind in the US now.
Posted by: sanman Oct 29 2004, 03:52 PM
I saw on TV where two guys tried to make absenth
one was passed out in the ER and the doctors were trying to get his body to tell them what happen and he could not help. too busy crying and laughing at the sam time
Posted by: dinomium Oct 29 2004, 04:07 PM
I have some standards:
Mount Gay Rum (with Code red mountain dew or just tonic!)
Gossling's Black Seal Rum (Bermuda!!!!)
Bombay Sapphier Gin (Tonic, Dirty Martinis)
Stoli Vodka (neat or with OJ or Tonic or Ice or...)
Buffalo Trace Burbon
Oban Single Malt
Good thing gawd gave us two Livers!
Posted by: scottb Oct 29 2004, 04:14 PM
sierra nevada celebration ale.... finally got some!!! best beer ever in a bottle IMHO
brooklyn brewery india pale ale
rogue brewery dead guy ale
harpoon brewery IPA
glen morangie port finish single malt
and since i don't drink too much too often, i have enough ice tea to float a small boat always on hand.....
Posted by: GTeener Oct 29 2004, 04:19 PM
Apparently Absinthe is making a comeback. There is a Frech brand called "La Fee Absinthe" claiming to be made the original way with the wormwood available for sale worldwide.
And a brand called "Hill's Absinth" available in Canada, UK and other countries but no the US. Hill's Absinth contains the psychoactive and essential ingredient, wormwood (artemisia ABSINTHIUM)
http://hillsabsinth.com/history.html
About wormwood http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/w/wormwo37.html
Posted by: nebreitling Oct 29 2004, 04:44 PM
from what i understand (i used to be into such things) they refine it so that the active amount of thujone (found in the wormwood) is only in trace amounts. so yes, it's made with wormwood, but no it is not going to get you high. you'll pass out from alcohol poisoning long before you'll see green fairies sorry...
and stay away from ANYTHING homeade!
btw, gwen, did my hat ship yet? thx
Posted by: davidcalvin Oct 29 2004, 04:52 PM
Hefeweizen with lemons... I freeze lemon juice in big glasses and then pour the beer over it. Its awesome.
Sometimes I drink Gooser beer. From Austria. Its yummy too.
Posted by: GTeener Oct 29 2004, 05:14 PM
Yer hat was shipped and delivery attempted on the 27th.
I PM'ed tracking details...
Posted by: SirAndy Oct 29 2004, 06:01 PM
anything with 72.5% alcohol will "punch" you ...
the bottle i got is from bulgaria.
the label says "It is DANGEROUS to drink to excess."
maybe they're on to something?
Andy
Posted by: ejm Oct 29 2004, 06:06 PM
Umm...it's two kidneys, one liver...unless your David Crosby or Larry Hagman
at home it's creme soda in the summer, earl grey tea in winter....
elsewhere it's any cold beer
Posted by: Series9 Oct 29 2004, 06:09 PM
I'm very fortunate to have a close friend who owns a small microbrewery about a mile from my house.
My home away from home:
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Posted by: bob91403 Oct 29 2004, 08:29 PM
I have some standards:Mount Gay Rum (with Code red mountain dew or just tonic!)
Gossling's Black Seal Rum (Bermuda!!!!)
Bombay Sapphier Gin (Tonic, Dirty Martinis)
Stoli Vodka (neat or with OJ or Tonic or Ice or...)
Buffalo Trace Burbon
Oban Single Malt
Good thing gawd gave us two Livers!
One liver, two lobes to it though. Bet you didn't know you could donate half of your liver to save someones life, and IT WOULD GROW BACK!
Posted by: Eddie Williams Oct 29 2004, 08:39 PM
Drinking some paint thinner (Maker's) on the rocks, as we speak!
Posted by: campbellcj Oct 29 2004, 08:43 PM
Tonite...Newcastle
Tomorrow...who knows
Life is too short to drink cheap booze
Posted by: PatW Oct 29 2004, 09:04 PM
Beer?. Red Hook Nut Brown Ale is my favorite. I seem to aquired a taste for fine Merlot latley. If not that, I have been known to sip a Vodka Martini or a Jack Daniels on the rocks
Posted by: swood Oct 29 2004, 09:36 PM
Knob Creek, neat. MMMMgood!
Posted by: rick 918-S Oct 29 2004, 10:28 PM
I'm either drinking or working there's no in-be-tween.. Don't drink around the house or infront of the kids. But when the time is right...Corona with Jag...what else?
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Posted by: BPGREER Oct 30 2004, 12:19 AM
Oh man... Where do I begin? Well, first you start with a really well stocked home bar. Then you get very creative. Tonight it's Woodford Reserve, tommorow...? I really don't drink all that much anymore. Burned myself out when I could still handle the consequences. Still enjoy a drink now and again. Tonight I have to be good so I can get up early and drive to San Jose That reminds me... I gota new bottle of Single Malt last week for my birthday. I gotta go... 
Posted by: Bruce Allert Oct 30 2004, 09:05 AM
Went shopping at Safeway last night for dinner stuff & wanted to get some wine for the Saturday night Birthday celebration taking place at my wifes parents. Most of them are really into their wines & always wanting to try new ones. That's when I saw this Shiraz....
Should, could, .... (might) be pretty good 
......b
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Posted by: Bleyseng Oct 30 2004, 09:32 AM
Beer and its Leffe if I can find it.
Posted by: morphenspectra Oct 30 2004, 09:44 AM
ABSOLUTE VODKA, Goes well with any beverage! 
Posted by: dinomium Oct 30 2004, 10:38 AM
I have some standards:Mount Gay Rum (with Code red mountain dew or just tonic!)
Gossling's Black Seal Rum (Bermuda!!!!)
Bombay Sapphier Gin (Tonic, Dirty Martinis)
Stoli Vodka (neat or with OJ or Tonic or Ice or...)
Buffalo Trace Burbon
Oban Single Malt
Good thing gawd gave us two Livers! :beer2:
One liver, two lobes to it though. Bet you didn't know you could donate half of your liver to save someones life, and IT WOULD GROW BACK!
You guys DO know that was a joke, right???
And Bruce, Sliver City Brewrey in Silverdale WA has a Fat Bastard scotch ale that is REALLY GOOD!
Posted by: BiG bOgGs Nov 16 2004, 12:23 PM
For those of you beer types (like me) who go for the dark side every now and then may I suggest Blackened Voodoo. I believe it is a micor brew from NO LA.
Posted by: mattillac Nov 16 2004, 02:26 PM
Old English.
Posted by: SteveSr Nov 16 2004, 02:46 PM
Miller Highlife & Captain Morgan
SteveSr
Posted by: anderssj Nov 17 2004, 06:27 PM
Usually Cazadores tequila and Bohemia cerveza, though right now it's Spaten Optimator. Other choice is Abita's "Purple Haze"--perfect with Carolina BBQ.
Salud,
Steve A-
Posted by: redshift Nov 17 2004, 06:36 PM
I don't drink.
When I do drink, I like Wild Turkey 101, Stolitchnaya martinis, and expensive champagne, not mixed.
I used to drink half a case of Heineys, and split a bottle of Cuervo Gold two ways, at least 6 nights a week.
I like coffee, me and coffee are brothers. I am turning 40 next month, on my 35th year of coffee addiction.
M
Posted by: Bleyseng Nov 17 2004, 06:43 PM
You like coffee? Damn, I'll send you some real coffee beans from the NW. It will grow hair on your chest.
Geoff
Posted by: redshift Nov 17 2004, 06:47 PM
I paid for the electrolysis... I like it smooth!
I drink at least 1 pot a day... usually nearer to 2.. 
M
Posted by: kermit Nov 17 2004, 07:19 PM
I'm a little surprised that no one has listed this one yet:
CHIMAY
Its a belgian beer, made by Trappist monks. You can get it at some restaurants and Trader Joe's have it in larger bottles with corks (kinda like a high class european 40). Just got introduced to it recently and I swear its the best beer I've ever had.
Posted by: anderssj Nov 17 2004, 07:53 PM
You're right--that is a good one. Another good Belgian is "Duvel," also worth a try.
Cheers,
Steve A-
Posted by: SGB Nov 17 2004, 10:13 PM
1. Kenya AAA. Strong. Yes, plenty strong.
2. Mr Pibb or Dr Pepper (I'm a southerner, but not Georgian)
3. Dinkle Acker
Say, does anyone else like cookies & beer (YUM!)?
Posted by: swood Nov 17 2004, 10:47 PM
Say, does anyone else like cookies & beer (YUM!)?
I used to love Chocolate Chip Cookies and Mickey Big Mouths.
Go figure.
Tonight...the usual...Knob Creek.
Posted by: BiG bOgGs Nov 17 2004, 10:52 PM
Now I feel bad swood...I am stuck with Southern and Coke. 
Some how I think I can make it.
With a few more I will be certain, cortin, seertin....I'll know
Posted by: SirAndy Nov 17 2004, 11:44 PM
there's nothing wrong with that!
right now, i'm half way through my second vodka & OJ ...
Andy
Posted by: GWN7 Nov 17 2004, 11:47 PM
Coke...straight up from the can (I'm at work)
Posted by: Brando Nov 17 2004, 11:51 PM
Was drinking Jagermeister and budweister earlier at work. Then had some Corona with dinner. yum.
Posted by: swood Nov 18 2004, 12:25 AM
Some how I think I can make it.
With a few more I will be certain, cortin, seertin....I'll know
Time for another....
Posted by: AZ914 Nov 18 2004, 12:06 PM
Coors Light for power drinking
For a nice beer I'm now into Stella Artois or IPAs..
Rum and anything is always good... (hot apple cider with rum on those cold Tucson nights (>50 F)
Posted by: veedubPORSCHEchris Nov 18 2004, 01:39 PM
the number one pint for me is warstiener after that ill have a keiths ipa with a shot of clamato in it..i used to love coors gold out of the can but they dont sell it in the frosty north anymore
Posted by: sharper Nov 18 2004, 02:09 PM
I need to get back into homebrewing. Its easy to make really good beers if you have a good recipe. Right now my favorite is Sweetwater 420, a local brewed right here in Atlanta. Its a real hoppy pale ale.
Posted by: mattillac Nov 19 2004, 12:38 AM
take a few swigs of your favorite 40oz and then fill it back up with some pulpy orange juice. a "breakfast drink".
it's good, i swear.
Posted by: Jeff Bonanno Nov 19 2004, 12:48 AM
just got back from a bar in DC called "Big Hunt Bar" (say it to your self!) and drank the house brew called "big a$$ ale" woof. i'm stuffed.
Posted by: Kevin@ojai.net Nov 19 2004, 01:25 AM
Homebrew
-Kevin
Posted by: bob91403 Nov 19 2004, 03:20 AM
Wow, 1152 views and 100 replies! I never thought, when I started this thread, it would be so popular. And, I've heard of so many regional beers that I've never seen before. We need to set up a beer exchange program to allow us less fortunate ones to exchange these intriguing brews. A six pack exchange program?
Posted by: SpecialK Nov 19 2004, 05:23 AM
Excellent idea!
Or even barter beer for parts........
for the record/topic.....#3 Heineken right now.
Posted by: KaptKaos Nov 19 2004, 10:20 AM
Generally speaking, I might have a Saphire Martini after work, with bleu cheese stuffed olives (and maybe on jalapeno stuffed one too).
Beer is fine. Hate vodka because I do not see the point in drinking a beverage that is designed not to have a taste.
Other than gin, I prefer my liquor brown. I don't drink alot, but when I do, I want something good and I want to taste that something good on its own. No mixes (other than H20). Glenmorangie Port finish is awesome, and Knob Creek is a fav too.
Love big hearty wines with meals. Prefer reds, but like dry, crisp whites too. Don't like sparkling at all.
Other than that, water, or decaf tea/cofee. Unfortunately, Caffeine makes me wackier than I already am.
Posted by: BiG bOgGs Nov 19 2004, 11:19 AM
Wow! This IS a great place! Not only does everyone here love 914s, but there are also quite a few home brewers AND lovers of Knob Creek!
I think I need a drink right now!
Posted by: Joe Ricard Nov 19 2004, 11:45 AM
Yup I've had The blackened VOO DOO. Now that stuff has some flavor. Makes Guiness seem like a lite beer. You will shit Black for a few days. That is after your hangover clears.
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