Foo - Your favourite alcoholic beverage!

Just curious. Shill for your favourite brand!

A good Rusty Nail is my favorite mixed drink, apart from that I just stick with Jose Quervo. It may not be the greatest tequila, but for a students budget it isn't bad.

Ararat five star Armenian brandy.

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Pisco Sour

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george

Bacardi 151. Straight.

Goundrys Cabernet Merlot.

tough call. We really like our wine.
Depending on our mood. But, serving something special it likely would be either Armagnac or Calvados.
Right now I will say Armagnac. It's lighter than Cognac.

When I'm hungry:

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When I'm thirsty:

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When I want to enjoy a drink:

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- Wil (…hic!)

Gin Kamakazi made with Beefeater, for effect.

Bass Ale or Guinness, for pleasure.

my favorite drink is the one in my hand:rolleyes: :D

Red wine mostly. Guiness on occasion. Coors light routinely.

My favorite would have to be Glennfiddich 30 year old. MMMMMMMMMMMMMM that is a tasty beverage. I don't drink it all that often due to the cost but boy do I enjoy it when I do.

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Theres a fair chance I may have some of this tonight :)

IPA, currently Sierra Nevada

my favorite drink is the one in my hand:rolleyes: :D

+1

I'll take whatever I can get.

IPA, currently Sierra Nevada


Not to be a stickler, but either I'm way out of the loop and Sierra Nevada recently introduced an IPA, or you're mistaken in referring to Sierra Nevada's green-labled Pale Ale as an "IPA". I actually hope it's the former, because I love IPA's and I love Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, so if they are actually making an IPA now my day has just been made!

My favorite beverage is also IPA (obviously), current faves being Brooklyn, Harpoon, Stone, or Red Hook (probably in that order). But I'm also a huge fan of Stone's Arrogant Bastard Ale; if I'm only going to drink one or two, that trumps all.

Recently got turned on to an ultra-dry/ultra-dirty vodka martini made with Belvediere and anchovy-stuffed olives. I think I could happily drink myself into a coma with those.

Not to be a stickler, but either I'm way out of the loop and Sierra Nevada recently introduced an IPA, or you're mistaken in referring to Sierra Nevada's green-labled Pale Ale as an "IPA". I actually hope it's the former, because I love IPA's and I love Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, so if they are actually making an IPA now my day has just been made!

My favorite beverage is also IPA (obviously), current faves being Brooklyn, Harpoon, Stone, or Red Hook (probably in that order). But I'm also a huge fan of Stone's Arrogant Bastard Ale; if I'm only going to drink one or two, that trumps all.

Recently got turned on to an ultra-dry/ultra-dirty vodka martini made with Belvediere and anchovy-stuffed olives. I think I could happily drink myself into a coma with those.


You might be right, I often screw up on the pale ale /IPA distinction. I've had all the ones you listed in the middle section, not a huge fan of Brooklyn, and stone has a bunch of different style pale ales, some I love, some not so much. But Red Hook and Harpoon are great. Flying Dog also has a great pale ale, although it's IPA is meh at best.

I'm 17.
Um red wine? :)

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Midori Sour

I'm with Wil Davis. It's kind of situational.

For lunch, any decent großes bier on tap.
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Before dinner, rye and ginger ale in the winter, gin and tonic in the summer.
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With dinner, wine.
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After dinner,
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1. Crown (Royal) & 7 (-up)

2. Top Shelf Margarita (made with Grand Marnier)

Depends:

Beer or Ale

Oberon Ale
Guinness

Wine

Merlot
Pinot Grigio
Krug Champaign

Brandy/Cognac

Otard VSOP
Christian Brothers VS for coffee

Liqueurs

Grand Marnier
Khalua

Whiskey

Single Malt OLD scotch
Crown Royal
Old Grandad
Real Moonshine

EDIT: I never dilute my whiskey with ice, water or mixer!

Sparks bomb.


Jaeger is the dog's balls of boze.

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Jaeger is the dog's balls of boze.
Don't they use Jeagermeister for cough syrup in Deutschland?:eek:

Cottonwood Pumpkin Ale.
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Winter/Fall:
Laphroaig 15yr single malt Scotch (gotta love that peatiness!)
Jameson's 18yr single malt Irish
Maker's Mark or Knob Creek
Traditional martini (extra dry, olives), Bombay Sapphire gin

Spring/Summer:
Traditional martinii as above, but with Hendrick's gin (unbelievably wonderful stuff)
Gin and tonic (best- Bombay and Schewppes- there is a difference in tonic water!)
Traditional margaritas, with salt, although frozens are tasty too

Anytime:
I love exploring small-batch breweries, as well as Belgian ales (Chimays when I can afford 'em). And wine- definitely wine, and especially ports.

I like what I call the AND drinks

Crown & 7-up
Rum & Coke
Gin & Tonic
Jaeger bombs!

Crown and coke

Beer - I'm a stout fan. We actually have some good local beers. Empyrean Ales have a couple I enjoy..Oatmeal stout is really good, and so is their Sweet Stout. I think it's going to be an early day today, there is booze to be consumed. :beer:

B&B, Grand Marnier, Amaretto, Anisette, and Sambuca in mix with coffee or straight up.

Good wine with dinner.

Oh yes. Pints of Guiness in any month that has an R and it must be on tap!

Rye and anything...BUT I have found a beer I love.

les trois pistal is by a french company that has a whole line of beers. UNBELIEVABLY good and strong. If anyone has a chance try it, the body on these beers (including the one I mentioned) is unreal.

Currently, probably Stone Ruination IPA.

Belvedere martinis.

Bacardi 151. Straight.

I shot Everclear once.


Just once, though. I think half the tissue in my throat was peeled off.

I shot Everclear once.


Just once, though. I think half the tissue in my throat was peeled off.


My friend bet me 5 dollars that I couldn't do a shot of Everclear and not flinch.


I lost $5.

Anything by Unibroue is good, but I'm currently prefering "Don de Dieu (http://www.unibroue.com/products/dondedieu.cfm)" Fits me good I reckon. :D

Anything by Unibroue is good, but I'm currently prefering "Don de Dieu (http://www.unibroue.com/products/dondedieu.cfm)" Fits me good I reckon. :D

Thank you, thats what I was trying to remember (I could only remember the name of their one beer). I buy that stuff constantly now.

Their apple throws me off though. Hmmmm cider, aftertaste = beer....hmm cider, aftertaste=beer...

Its like drinking beer on acid.

Depends on my mood...but I do like Whisky sours, Capt'n and coke, and of course a good belgian wheat beer.

Current Favorites
Dam Straight Lager – Dillon Dam Brewery, Dillon, CO
Sawtooth Ale – Lefthand Brewing Co
Avalanche Ale – Breckingridge Brewing Co
Fat Tire/Blue Paddle Pils – New Belgium

or
Red/white wine as long as they’re not sweet.

In Quebec, I had this martinii. I think they called it "tantratini" or something of that nature. It was grapefruity. That was amazing.
Still though, a nice red wine is hard to beat.

What, no vodka fans? Nothing beats a nice vodka, mixed with some fruit juice so you can still taste the vodka. Luksusowa is a great everyday vodka. Everyone thinks it costs twice what it does when they taste it. I'm going to get some Chopin, Pravda, and a few others and figure out what's my favorite of the higher priced stuff.

Yep, I can't wait till 5pm...I am going to the store to buy some, just thinking about it is making me thirsty.

What, no vodka fans? Nothing beats a nice vodka, mixed with some fruit juice so you can still taste the vodka. Luksusowa is a great everyday vodka. Everyone thinks it costs twice what it does when they taste it. I'm going to get some Chopin, Pravda, and a few others and figure out what's my favorite of the higher priced stuff.

Vodka is ok, I would drink it but I don't order it. Due to the fact you are drinking fruit juice with unflavoured alcohol in it, you might as well say you like cranberry juice as your drink, I don't find vodka does much to the overal taste.

Kind of like tofu.

Yeah, but a bad vodka tastes nasty. A good vodka is much better than the cheap crap you'd mix with koolaid in a garbage can in undergrad.

Damn straight. Trois Pistol is tastey.

Unibroue is the brewery, and all of their brew is fine. La Fin du Monde, Maudite, Eau Benite.

Oh man, I'm thirsty.
http://www.bikeforums.net/showpost.php?p=4656872&postcount=38 and don de dieu, my favorite so far. :)

Yeah, but a bad vodka tastes nasty. A good vodka is much better than the cheap crap you'd mix with koolaid in a garbage can in undergrad.


And a good vodka tastes like nothing, so what's the point?

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And a good vodka tastes like nothing, so what's the point?
Have you ever had decent vodka? to really appreciate it, you shouldn't mix it.

Cough medicine. Preferably vicks. Gotta get the good kind y'know. My advanced taste can't stand safeway brand.