atrocityexhibition
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Maybe I'm playing armchair psychiatrist, but I think you can tell a lot about people based on what kind of alcohol they enjoy. I like scotch and weird craft beers a lot. How about you all?
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Favorite alcoholic beverages?
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IPAs, gin and tonic, bourbon on the rocks, gin martinis (dirty).
Questella
Peace, Love and all that good stuff
All of them. Haha.
Preferably top shelf, gray goose being a favorite. Dryer champagne, chardonnay. Not really the colored liquors, they don't tend to agree with me. Nothing too sugary. Good beers (not Budweiser, Miller, or any of that crap). Craft beers are awesome I always love trying new ones rather than always having the same thing. Sam Adams makes some interesting ones as well.
Preferably top shelf, gray goose being a favorite. Dryer champagne, chardonnay. Not really the colored liquors, they don't tend to agree with me. Nothing too sugary. Good beers (not Budweiser, Miller, or any of that crap). Craft beers are awesome I always love trying new ones rather than always having the same thing. Sam Adams makes some interesting ones as well.
Joel's Hear
I'm here, at least for now
I haven't drank more than a dozen times in a dozen years, but when I was a teenager or in my early twenties I usually drank straight liquor, went through a wine phase too, and I also enjoyed Sam Adams.
Pinched some chivas regal from my parent's cabinet. The days of Canadian mist by the pint and Coldplay's viva la vida will never come back!
Pinched some chivas regal from my parent's cabinet. The days of Canadian mist by the pint and Coldplay's viva la vida will never come back!
JamesBon92007
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I haven't had a drink of alcohol in about 40 years. I tried it when I was and kid and thought it all tasted horrible. I got drunk a couple of times and thought it was disgusting. I think the only reason I did it was because everyone else was doing it.
I second @Questella , all of them!
Although my drink of choice is usually Stoli. If I had money aplenty I'd probably drink pretty cocktails whenever I went out.
Although my drink of choice is usually Stoli. If I had money aplenty I'd probably drink pretty cocktails whenever I went out.
How could I forget vodka? I guess I'm going to join your "all of it" club, after all.
Except beer, sorry. The smell upsets me. I should be posting that in the food aversion thread
Lady Penelope
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I was a tequila girl until the incident of 1999. Never. Again.
I moved on to bourbon and coke as a broke Uni student as they were $2 and I was a light weight and drunkety-drunk-drunk on just a pair.
Then, nothing for about 15 years except the odd half-glass of wine at an uncomfortable family dinner or perhaps a cointreau lime and soda to feel fancy.
Earlier this year was tough ... and in an effort to prolong summer and to cheer up, I tried a rum punch.
It is at this point I discovered I was a pirate.
Rum. Rhymes with yum. That's all you need to know.
I moved on to bourbon and coke as a broke Uni student as they were $2 and I was a light weight and drunkety-drunk-drunk on just a pair.
Then, nothing for about 15 years except the odd half-glass of wine at an uncomfortable family dinner or perhaps a cointreau lime and soda to feel fancy.
Earlier this year was tough ... and in an effort to prolong summer and to cheer up, I tried a rum punch.
It is at this point I discovered I was a pirate.
Rum. Rhymes with yum. That's all you need to know.
I haven't drank in many, many years, but when I did it was only to excess.
I used to like Wild Turkey until one time I went out for drinks with my department after work. The boss ordered Jack Daniels on the rocks and I ordered a Wild Turkey on the rocks. When he drank his, he must have spit it out seven feet or more. Darned near watered the potted plants!
I took a swig of my drink and wow...what an improvement! LOL. I don't drink much, but I do appreciate Jack Daniels and Jamesons now and then.
Questella
Peace, Love and all that good stuff
I know loads of people order Jack and Coke
Tyrantus1212
An odd dinosaur. Yet a dinosaur.
I don't drink alcohol; I just don't like it that's all. I drink grape juice instead of wine, and I drink Kvass (a fermented Slavic bread drink) instead of beer - and also instead of soda. I used to be a soda-holic at one point (especially with Dr. Pepper) but stopped drinking that stuff too because it's filled with unhealthy junk.
Questella
Peace, Love and all that good stuff
Good for you! I avoid soda all I can as well, the stuff is totally addicting, if there is a case of Coca-cola here I will drink it all in a day or two. >: I'm totally convinced it was probably more healthy when it had actual cocaine in it.
Though if my gallstones act up I get to down the stuff, because the extreme acid in them breaks down the stones quickly, other than that I will not buy it. I haven't had another kind of soda in idk how long other than barq's root beer because my dad had tons of that for a while earlier this year. He's now diabetic and the soda had to go. I'm glad to see the soda finally go (he drank basically nothing but soda for years) but it sucks it had to be THAT to get it gone. 
I pretty much put my alky days in the rear view mirror after my neurosurgeon suggested it would be a good idea.
When I drank,it was always lager beer with a Crown Royal chaser.
Being from the Pittsburgh,Pa area,Iron City Beer was local and readily available. As the brewery started expanding and grew their market,the switched from returnable bottles to throwaways.
As you went further out of the city or went to places that had higher sales volume,the returnable bottles were phased out. The difference in taste and quality suffered in the lighter weight throwaways to the point it became necessary to ask what type bottle their Iron was in.
When the returnables were completely done away with,I was turned on to Yuengling lager as a both tasty and suitable replacement.
Typically,my shot of Crown would last thru two to three bottles of beer,as I don't slam it like many do,but only taste it.
That was something I learned when I was a pup drinking with older guys.
Last summer,I drank one full beer in one sitting.
I might try to do it again this summer
My airline bottle of Crown has lasted almost a third year now,as I had hit it pretty hard at several parties last year
When I drank,it was always lager beer with a Crown Royal chaser.
Being from the Pittsburgh,Pa area,Iron City Beer was local and readily available. As the brewery started expanding and grew their market,the switched from returnable bottles to throwaways.
As you went further out of the city or went to places that had higher sales volume,the returnable bottles were phased out. The difference in taste and quality suffered in the lighter weight throwaways to the point it became necessary to ask what type bottle their Iron was in.
When the returnables were completely done away with,I was turned on to Yuengling lager as a both tasty and suitable replacement.
Typically,my shot of Crown would last thru two to three bottles of beer,as I don't slam it like many do,but only taste it.
That was something I learned when I was a pup drinking with older guys.
Last summer,I drank one full beer in one sitting.
I might try to do it again this summer
My airline bottle of Crown has lasted almost a third year now,as I had hit it pretty hard at several parties last year
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