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Guffe

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thespyisdead said:
Guffe said:
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Nothing beats an ice cold bottle/flask of Lonkero!!!
i second this... though i do prefer the canned version...

i also like dry ciders
You don't happen to be my clone?
Dry cider is also my second choice, crowmoore is my favorite.
 

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Even though i love me some Cider (The sweeter the better), sometimes, i have gotta go with good ol' Baileys
 

eggy32

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I'm quite partial to gin. Either on it's own or mixed with coke. Dark rum and coke is damn good too. Bushmills and 7UP/sprite is good too. Gin is still the best though.
 

Zack Alklazaris

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I'm a simple man



or just too broke to really have anything too fancy. Plus, I don't drink nearly as much as I used to since the last two major parties I ended up blacking out... I don't like blacking out, but somehow my unconscious self is still wandering around making a fool of ourselves. Its scary as hell.
 

BENZOOKA

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Beer
Peppermint Liquor
Wine
Cognac

Actually I'm holding a Carlsberg right now.

Never really cared for mixed drinks / cocktails.
 

BiggyShackleton

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Callex said:
Some of you guys have expensive tastes!

As a student, I take this:


Mix it with 1/3 bottle of this:


And let the night unfold!
Tesco vodka, the drink of students everywhere. As for me I pretty much drink anything, though whisky and coke are my favourite, followed by a Leg Wobbler which is fucking tasty but lethal.
 

Nghtgnt

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There are quite a few that I like, but if I were forced to pick just one, it would be a Guinness that's been PROPERLY POURED from the tap. Seriously, if you drink Guinness often enough there is actually a noticeable difference between one that has been poured properly and one that has not. In fact, if you go to the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin there is a point in the tour where they will teach you to pour one properly, and give you a certificate.

To the people asking about mead, as with a lot of beverages it will depend on the brand. The one I tried was fairly decent.
 

Kuhkren

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I enjoy gin and tonic the most. Usually with Hendricks or New Amsterdam. Wine, mead, and cider come a close second, however they tend to make me feel more drowsy and are often a little too sweet. Beer is good, but only at bars. I can't justify the cost otherwise.
 

dillinger88

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I have 3 depending on what I fancy at the time

Havana club 7 year with ice


Makers Mark bourbon with ice


Doombar bitter (in a handled glass preferably).


I can't find Doombar very much up north soi I usually stick to shitty lager for the cheapness and have the rum or bourbon when I want to splash out a little.
 

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Päffgen Kölsch [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%B6lsch_%28beer%29]


Requiem191 said:
I've always had a hankering for mead. Is it as good as viking/norse/etc mythology and all that makes it out to be? I mean, it's honey and beer. That sounds awesome. Usually when I bring up the idea though, friends don't seem all that convinced, or say it's probably not as good as I'm hoping.

Thoughts? First hand experience? I may not be a drinker, but I do love me some booze.
If you find the right mead, it is awesome. If you don't... It might scar you for the rest of your life :p
As it seems that none of your friends are into mead, I suggest you look on the internet for some info on which mead you should get (or avoid).
I had the luck of getting my first bottle of mead as a birthday present from my then girlfriend, who knew that it was some of the good stuff ;-)
 

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Nghtgnt said:
There are quite a few that I like, but if I were forced to pick just one, it would be a Guinness that's been PROPERLY POURED from the tap. Seriously, if you drink Guinness often enough there is actually a noticeable difference between one that has been poured properly and one that has not. In fact, if you go to the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin there is a point in the tour where they will teach you to pour one properly, and give you a certificate.

To the people asking about mead, as with a lot of beverages it will depend on the brand. The one I tried was fairly decent.

Leaned to drink beer while on vacation in Dublin....... Came back to the sates and had a bottled Guinness, had to fight the urge to not race for the sink and spit it out..... Guiness is awesome, but here in the states you have to learn to deal with sub par product.....

Now as far as my favorite mixed drink goes, I don't think I have seen anyone mention this yet which is surprising.....

The Mojito

 

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I don't always drink (due to me being 15) but when I do I drink WKD (Don't judge me the UK has major under-age drinking, and I have never been drunk so I am responsible like that
 

Rule Britannia

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Whenever I go to parties my oldest brother buys beer but he only buys "the cheapest with the highest alcohol percentage". This beer is James Ready 5.5. It tastes awful.

I've had Palm Bay which is the most girly drink in history, next to Mike's Hard Lemonade, but it's fucking delicious. Can hardly count Palm Bay though since it hardly has any alcoholic content.

I drink to get drunk, I don't drink for taste.
 

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Guffe said:
This

Nothing beats an ice cold bottle/flask of Lonkero!!!
I have to say I've never heard of that one.

I quite like the Stella 4% at the moment.

what do you think of the new team Guffe?
I think we will get a win tommorow !!!
 

Grant Stackhouse

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Requiem191 said:
I've actually got a question. I've always had a hankering for mead. Is it as good as viking/norse/etc mythology and all that makes it out to be? I mean, it's honey and beer. That sounds awesome. Usually when I bring up the idea though, friends don't seem all that convinced, or say it's probably not as good as I'm hoping.

Thoughts? First hand experience? I may not be a drinker, but I do love me some booze.
Whoah, there! Mead is not honey and beer. It is straight fermented honey. I've only had one brand, Chaucer's Mead, and I've really loved it. Please understand that mead is a type of wine. It is not a chugging drink, unless you are insane. It metabolizes into your blood FAST, and you will feel the distinct warmth filling your head after just the first sip. It can be consumed chilled, or heated and mulled, depending on your preference or the time of year. It is very tasty, but it does not hold up well in storage. Get a few friends together if you buy a bottle, and finish it in one night.

I've read that there are fake meads out there that are basically other alcoholic drinks with honey added, but I've never tried any of them.