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One of my Favorites:



A little weak in the alcohol department, but delicious.

Schwaben Brau's Das Weizen is my favorite German Beer. Followed by Guinness, which is either straight drank, or done in the form of Car Bombs

Also "enjoy" a good single malt scotch every now and again (unfortunately my liquor stores arent the greatest suppliers, since they only carry a couple of brands)

Captain Morgan Private Stock is pretty good, especially in a rum and coke.

I'm fairly boring with my drinks. With my spirits I'm very mainstream:



or if I'm feeling a little more fancy


with beers, my golden rule is the darker, the better, so I'm fond of heavy stouts and porters. Also, 95% of mass market US beers are crap, the exception for me is:


But my preferred mass market beer is


But I'll tend to try anything from local breweries and see what I like. Currently fond of something called 3 Philosophers.

Moosehead Lager. Or Yueingling Traditional Lager. Just right.

^^ this is so good.


This is even better.

Jameson's Irish Whiskey, Jim Beam, Grand Marnier, St. Brendan's Irish Creme, and Pabst Blue Ribbon... although not all at the same time... bleh...

Beer all the way.
Newcastle. Guiness and Fat Tire, Boddingtons.
If Im Mixing and beer is not available, then Jagermeister and rockstar or whisky and coke.
solid.

just a quick question:

What is the legal age to drink alcohol in your country?

In Belgium it's 16

21 in the US

Beer, (Belgians and Britanians are great!)


Chouchen (the pride of Britanny)


Home made Vodka Malabar (Basic vodka with infused Malabar chewing-gum) aka: Slaanesh forever


And old Rhum

For my hard alcohol



And some tasty beers

Glenlivet 12 year. Unceremoniously drank straight up.

Failing that, vodka martini, shaken. I prefer something at least of the quality of Ketel One/Goose, though when I'm feeling cheap I sometimes opt for Pinnacle, which is better than it sounds. My favorite vodka so far is Chopin. It's actually made from potato. Oh, and don't cheapen out on the vermouth.

Failing that, a Young's Chocolate or a Guiness. I'm also a fan of Newcastle. Scottish ales are quite good too.

Failing all of those, I'd drink turpentine over a Bud Lite.

Crown and anything. especially orange juice or grape juice.

Well I don't drink much,only on special nights,
I like rum and coke,or just a bottle of beer.
I don't really drink enough to have a preference.


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I actually drink this crazy stuff,it's not alcohol but still tastes great.

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Dandelion and Burdock
I got 6 bottles for Christmas,I only have one left.

chaos0xomega wrote:

alarmingrick wrote:

CrashUSAR wrote:Hard liquor: I prefer Jameson whiskey, but I'll settle with Jack. Bulliet Family Burboun is also mighty fine.

Beers: Fat Tyre is by far my favorite. It's like I'm drinking a biscuit. I don't mind a Bouly Wheat from time to time, but I usually have to go to bars I don't like to get it and the stores that sell it are usually sold out.

I used to Drink Fat Tyre when i lived in Wyoming! great beer!

But my hands down favorite is Crown Royal!

I use Crown Royal bags to carry my dice... actually, more than a few people I know use those bags for that purpose.

I have seen those bags used to make blankets.

I skip the middleman, give me Everclear or don't bother!

I don't drink at all. If I were to do so, it would be mixed drinks, preferably one low on alcohol and high on taste.

chowderhead13 wrote:

Samus_aran115 wrote:Bottle o' Jack

DUDE! YOUR 18!

>your

Hmm, come to think of it, this:

Tastes great. They tell you to mix it with stuff, but it tastes good enough to just chug. Good stuff.

I got some nice scotch from my step-dad. Dunno what it was called, but it was heaven. It was the most beautiful color though....golden beyond words.

Any rum but black rum. I can't stand black rum. Dunno how those jamaicans chug it down so easily.

HATE gin. Gin is herby and gross. It's such a women's liquer. "ooh, I'll mix it with seltzer water and lime juice, hurrr"

I'm not a beer guy. I don't like tequila either. Or any of those "dirty drinks"

I know too much for a person my age

Big Mek Dattrukk wrote:Crown and anything. especially orange juice or grape juice.

I suppose it's a matter of taste,but Crown mixed with OJ sounds like it would be terrible,of course I prefer my liquor straight up anyway,and it's rare that I consume "mixed drinks".

Samus_aran115 wrote:
HATE gin. Gin is herby and gross. It's such a women's liquer. "ooh, I'll mix it with seltzer water and lime juice, hurrr"

Bah. Kids these days.

I'd have to say San miguel lager, yum yum.

And Most whiskey's I enjoy, but nothing beats Jameson's whiskey !

With the amount of this stuff i drink i should probably own stock in the company.

Catyrpelius wrote:

With the amount of this stuff i drink i should probably own stock in the company.

I've heard alot of good things about Yuengling,perhaps I'll give it a try.

Gin is the only Spirit i can drink straight in any quantity larger than a shot. I like cheap red Wine: £3.00-£4.00 two of those; Git it doon ya! Lets git mad wee'it!

Real Ales all the way, stoped drinking lager at 23 and have never looked back. Got a thing for Staion Porter at the mo.

If we are talking spirits its got to be laphroaig, its a great single malt.

Jack Daniels Single Barrel, Chivas and Grey Goose Vodka all the way

FITZZ wrote:

Catyrpelius wrote:

With the amount of this stuff i drink i should probably own stock in the company.

I've heard alot of good things about Yuengling,perhaps I'll give it a try.

+1

You won't be sorry.

daedalus wrote:Glenlivet 12 year. Unceremoniously drank straight up.

ive gotten a bottle of the 15 year stuff, as well as a 10 year bottle of Glenmorangie, and must say i prefer the Glenlivet.

Lagavulin or Laphroaig single malt for prefence.

Guiness or Rogue Chocolate stout for beers

Hot Buttered Rum with Sailor Jerry's Spiced rum or Irish Coffee for hot drinks

I love to experiment with mixed drinks too so my cabinet is bursting with all sorts of diferent things.

Yuengling's a tasty refreshment. Not a great beer, but it was my grandfather's choice, and I quaff one or two whenever I'm far enough South to buy it.

Some of my favorite beers: