Poll: Whats your drink Escapists?

CruisingForBiddies

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Broady Brio said:
Normally it's this fruity cider.

Though last thing I remember drinking was this lip-staining atrocity. [http://www.vodkaemporium.com/images/cherry_sourz.jpg]
That looks like the drink of a 16 year old girl friend. I'm sorry for your loss.
 

kortin

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Sprite, Coke, Dr. Pep- Oh, wait, you mean alcohol? Lol screw that. Soda tastes better and doesn't give you hangovers. :D
 

-Dragmire-

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I don't drink often and the list of beverages I've had is rather limited.




Tastes like blue Freezy.




Man, I love Sambuca.

I haven't tried beer of any kind because I can't get past the smell and I find wine ok but not great(only tried it once though).

EDIT: I might try some Guinness soon, I have to admit it looks good.

EDIT2: Oh yeah, Jello Vodka Shooters are pretty awesome too!
 

Starik20X6

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Vodka martini. There comes a time in every man's life where he has to walk up to the bar and ask for a vodka martini, shaken not stirred. Turns out they're quite good. People tend to look at me funny when I order them though.
 

CruisingForBiddies

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kortin said:
Sprite, Coke, Dr. Pep- Oh, wait, you mean alcohol? Lol screw that. Soda tastes better and doesn't give you hangovers. :D
I could drink Dr Pepper forever, too bad I live in Australia and it costs $10 for 2 liters :(
 

SpAc3man

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New Zealand craft beer and homebrew. I like my hoppy ales best but I am very fond of stouts and flavoursome lagers. My favourite breweries would be Epic [http://epicbeer.com/], Wigram's [http://www.wigrambrewing.co.nz/], Renaissance [http://www.renaissancebrewing.co.nz], 8 Wired [http://8wired.co.nz/], Hallertau [http://www.hallertau.co.nz/], Yeasty Boys [http://www.yeastieboys.co.nz/] and my local brewbar Deep Creek [http://dcbrewing.co.nz/]. I brew a lot of my own beer too. There is about 70 litres of beer in my garage that I have made.
 

Snowbell

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I'm British so obviously my drink of choice is tea!

(Also I'm alcohol intolerant so I don't really know what most drinks taste like)
 

DustyDrB

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loc978 said:
DustyDrB said:
And people...Guinness is the Budweiser of stouts. Blech.

/Beer snobbery
Depends where ya live. It's a very, very different beer before it gets put on ice and shipped to the US. Not saying it's the greatest stout ever, but it's a good one when stored and served properly (stored room temp, served on nitro, chilled while serving). I've had the advantage of previously being stationed in Europe and vacationing in the UK, though. They really do ruin the stuff shipping it over here.
But yeah, in bottles... worst.stout.ever.
It's the worst stout I've tried by far. I used to live in walking distance from a craft beer store, so I bought a ton of different beers. My favorite stouts were actually oatmeal stouts. The Poet [http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/335/8322] was probably the best of those. And Great Divide Brewery makes a number of fantastic stouts as well.

I'm still more of an IPA guy, though. The hopssesssesssss.
 

CruisingForBiddies

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ThePenguinKnight said:
Milk, chocolate milk.
Let's all go out for some frosty chocolate milkshakes!
BluebellForest said:
I'm British so obviously my drink of choice is tea!
Ill admit that a good cuppa is often superior than alcoholic beverages. How do you take your tea? I love a white with two sugars myself.
 

Sandjube

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Daystar Clarion said:



Because I'm fucking classy, that's why, none of that wussy cider crap.
Hey hey, another Rum 'n coke man! Cheers!
 

Tahaneira

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None for me. I don't like alcohol. Not really for semantic reasons, either; I just can't stand the taste, and it always overpowers whatever it's mixed with. So yeah, no alcohol for me.
 

Cpu46

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Not much of a drinker but I do enjoy a mix of whisky and diet 7up. Really really good.
 

Marter

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Coke. Pepsi. Sprite. 7-Up. Lemonade. Milk. Water.

I'm really not that picky.
 

ThePenguinKnight

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CruisingForBiddies said:
ThePenguinKnight said:
Milk, chocolate milk.
Let's all go out for some frosty chocolate milkshakes!
BluebellForest said:
I'm British so obviously my drink of choice is tea!
Ill admit that a good cuppa is often superior than alcoholic beverages. How do you take your tea? I love a white with two sugars myself.
Hell yeah, you have any Oberweis where you're at? Best shakes on the planet.

I drink Irish Breakfast Tea myself with extra milk and a slight pinch of sugar.
 

CruisingForBiddies

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[quote="ThePenguinKnight" post="18.368708.14323765"
Hell yeah, you have any Oberweis where you're at? Best shakes on the planet.

I drink Irish Breakfast Tea myself with extra milk and a slight pinch of sugar.[/quote]
I live in Australia but Oberweis doesn't ring a bell. Now I wish I had one, I could really go a shake right now...
And I agree, breakfast tea is the best tea. I love a good ol' Bushells Aussie breakfast tea. So yummy.
 

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Technically Lager and Stout are both types of beer, with Lager being one of the two main categories of beer (the other being ale), and stout being a type of ale. OT: When I'm out, I tend to drink beer, usually a dark ale if I can get it, and if I'm lucky enough to be someplace that serves it, Imperial Stouts[footnote]An imp stout is like a stout, but a lot more strongly flavored. I honestly find Guiness to be watery compared to what I'm used to, which is hilarious since i mostly drink American microbrews[/footnote]are my favorite variety. When I'm providing my own alcohol or have access to it cheaply (restaurants and bars /way/ overcharge for liquor) I love whiskey and golden rum, both of which I'll happily drink both in mixed drinks and, depending on the quality of the liquor, neat in a rocks glass. I also occasionally like a nice dry cider, like the one Woodchuck makes out of green apples[footnote]It tastes more like a fruity beer than a beery fruit juice, if that makes sense.[/footnote]. I'll drink other things too, but those are the staples that I buy regularly.