What do You Styling People Drink?

[ShesSoVaVaVoom]

1.vodka tonic with lime

2.vodka and cranberry juice, heavy on the sauce easy on the juice

3.rum and coke with two stemmed cherrys

and once in a while if I'm feelin' like it, white russian, or a mudslide.

 

[KittyT]

1. Small batch bourbon, neat
2. Jim Beam and soda
3. Jameson's, neat
4. The occasional cocktail, but nothing sugary - Manhattans, Old Fashioneds, Sidecars....

 

[LizzieMaine]

I'm not supposed to drink at all, the doctor says -- bad for the triglycerides. But I say "fooey" and hoist a pint of Guinness when it suits me. For cocktails, I'll have a vodka collins please, no cherry. Whisky, I don't drink -- but I do spray it on the outside of baked ham.

 

[Hexenmeister]

Ouzo
The Dalmore
Guinness
Franziskanner Hefe-Weissen
Gin and Tonic
A classic dry martini
I've also taken a recent liking to Campari and the Negroni, or even just Campari and soda, or Campari and grapefruit juice.

 

[Martinis at 8]

Martini - potato vodka, Chopin.
MacCallan's 12 or 18, neat.

 

[Lincsong]

Jack and Coke.

 

[Selentino]

Almost any good Port I can get my hands on
Cointreau and anything
Glenlivet
Champange (I love Costco's prices)

 

[Grnidwitch]

Jack Daniels, with Coke/Ginger Ale/7up on an average day
Jack Daniels on the rocks when the day has been bad
Mojito when the sun is setting and the night promises to be warm, soft and sexy
Vodka Martini, dirty when I'm out and feeling like a lady.

I'm allergic to beer/ales/and stouts. Please tell the people at Guinness I'm sorry. I miss it so much

 

[Nash Buckingham]

Bourbon - Woodford Reserve with Bitters (or Bookers)
Vodka Martini - Ketel one or Belvedere
Jamesons Irish whiskey
Lavagulin single malt
Dalwhinny Single Malt
Cao Ila

 

[PADDY]

Cin-Cin..!!

I do like a pint of Smithwicks or Guinness draught when in Ireland. When at home and chilling out on the deck I like the old original Guinness in the bottle (very different to draught).
For wine I'm very partial to Australian Shiraz or a Cabernet Sauvignon.
Love a good G&T when it's well made (so many folk cock this up sadly). And when out in the local city to my fav bar, I love a glass of Erdinger (though just two will have me giddy!!- so cheap to cater for ).
And after the cocktails at Claridges, I just adore the 'Cucumber Collins' made with cucumber vodka - pure bliss in a 1930's glass, oh yes!!

 

[Pip]

For me?

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  Pimms and a mixer (tends to be ginger ale or lemonade)
  Port
  Rose
  Cosmopolitans
  Margaritas
  Mojitos
  Red wine
  Champagne
  G&T

Oh and tea, coffee (of various kinds) lol
Despite how it may seem, I'm not an alcoholic

 

[brylcreem boy]

1. Vodka Martini- Grey Goose or Belvedere.
2. Cabo Wabo Margarita.
3. Breckinridge Trademark Pale Ale or Avalanche Ale.
4. Myers Dark Rum and Coke with a splash of Lime.

 

[jamespowers]

Jamesons Irish whiskey
Lavagulin single malt
Dalwhinny Single Malt
Cao Ila

A man of excellent taste if I do say so. :cheers1:

 

[kamikat]

My standard drink of choice is a black Russian. When I'm hosting a party, I make up cosmopolitans by the pitcher. I never turn down a glass of bubbly and I love dessert wines like muscato. I grew up drinking shots of ouzo at all family gatherings, so I tend to do shots of that when I need to get a good drunk on. I'm also a sucker for the big, fancy drink menus at trendy bars and will usually try some fancy faux whatever-tini they have on offer.

 

[BinkieBaumont]

I usualy have a Sidecar around 6pm, I have two glasses of champagne with Dinner, and then send the bottle back below stairs for the staff to finish.

I dont Like Alcahol at Luncheon, having said that, If its realy hot I may partake of a Shandy in the garden, or whilst at the beach.

 

[HadleyH]

I like champagne... and sometimes with dinner,a glass of australian semillon sauvignon blanc.

 

[Drew B]

1. Small batch bourbon, neat
2. Jim Beam and soda
3. Jameson's, neat
4. The occasional cocktail, but nothing sugary - Manhattans, Old Fashioneds, Sidecars....

lady, i like your style...though i cant stand the normal jim beam any more... too sweet? Or maybe cos i got drank too much when i was sixteen *shudders* Gotta be small batch.

I got a bottle of Glenlivet for my 19th birthday. Though i was very drunk at that point so I still have no idea who gave it to me. Anyhow I have to say its a very good drink. It's all gone now. So i might just get more.

So for me its a good bourbon or whiskey, neat. Or Coopers Beer. OR something fancy just for kicks.

BTW Who knows Coopers, do you get it outside of Australia?

 

[HoosierDaddy]

Recently tried Smithwicks on draught..yummy...
plus Sam Adams Octoberfest...tasty
and for a late dinner...an Australian wine by Black Opal Cabernet/ Merlot..altho inexpensive...very very good IMO.
HD

 

[GeorgeTheCat]

Jameson's Irish Whiskey (One of Ireland's greatest gifts to mankind IMO.)
Makers Mark Bourbon
Extra Dry Three Olive Martini made with Bombay Sapphire Gin
Beck's
Shiner Bock
Michelob Amber Bock

 

[Akubra Man]

While not a big drinker I do enjoy a dram of Whiskey now and then. I find the American, Canadian and Scottish version equally good yet unique. I do not have a preference between blended, single malt or single cask versions. I enjoy all types for their own uniqueness.