beer:

other: (when i can afford it/afford to steal it)

This has been my beer of choice most recently:


My harder choice of bevvy:


Though, am usually found drinking this:

Beer:



Current bourbon (purchased yesterday, not yet sampled):

<<<When in Ontario but since I'm not anymore, it's:



Non-beer:

Andy -- Blanton's is some good shit.

I drink:


For everyday maintenance. "The House Bourbon of every country club in the South" (not that I have ever been inside a country club)

last night, anyway:



standby:

The blood of the infidels.

Beer: Blanche de Chambly

Other: Glenmorangie scotch

http://www.thatburger.com/beerhats.htm

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summer:
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beer (high life, peroni, pacifico, boris, red hook, shit this can go on forever

scotch (scala)

colder months:
more beer (sammy smiths' months, more high life)

Frey Organic Sangiovese

2 Brothers Big Tattoo Red
Grey Goose, Skyy,

answer: too damned much.

also, white cranberry juice and snapple subzero

Damn, I haven't had Peroni in AGES! I should pick up some of that soon.

Good to know. I'm really looking forward to it. The liquor store had it for 20% off so I splurged. I was going to bring home Knob Creek which they also had on sale.

I'm working my way through bourbons and buying a different one each time. I'm not a heavy drinker so it'll take some time but should be fun. Maybe I'll try Old Forester next...

When I lived in NH, the ABC stores would have a sale on a different Scotch a week...I musta drank 50 brands of Scotch that year...

Mainly red wine and vodka......

I try to go by Cost Plus World Market and pick up some different bottles of some different stuff that I've not heard of/tasted. I like Rex Goliath Cab and Yellow Tail for typical night drinking, but I'm not afraid to get down and dirty with Vendange or something else used to clean engine parts.

Vodka: I typically buy Smirnoff in the plastic bottle for its portability though lately me and the lady have been nipping on Svedka.

Beer: I'll usually drink Sierra Nevada Pale in a bar and Bud or Heineken in cans at the house or on the golf course.

But I can drink just about anything, anytime.

My lineup lately....

Starter:


Middle Reliever:


aaaand the Closer:


Cap Amber is one goddam reliable, delicious, middle-of-the-road beer. Coppery color, great hops, not too over the top, but interesting. I am unable to get tired of it. Plus, cans are $9 or so a 12-er here, as it's made on the west side of town. Dump that can into a nice glass, and it's good, plus your recycling bin gets full much slower than with bottles.

Beer: High Life, Lakefront Brewery's East Side Dark, anything dark

Liquor: Stoli Martinis

Guinness
Red Zin or Merlot
Gin, preferably Bombay Sapphire

atta boy

My newest beer of choice.


My favorite single malt, pricey but worth every penny.

as for wine, I've lately been enjoying wines from Puglia and Sicily.

Don't drink a lot, and it's usually something different.

These are fairly regular, though:

Wine: Rex Goliath Pinot Noir (cheap), Graff Riesling Piesporter, Little Boomey Shiraz (cheaper)

Whiskey: Makers Mark, Woodford Reserve, Johnnie Walker Red

Beer: varies more than the others so it's hard to say

That makes your name so disappointing.

Good job on Woodford, that is some excellent bourbon at an (relatively) affordable price.

Make that a g&t or a dirty martini and you and i could do some damage.

Or, you could sip on a few and watch me do the damage, as it were.

Heh, yeah I'm working on that. I've only just discovered Scotch, so everything could be about to change. (I just can't drink a lot of beer, but I could make whiskey and wine much more regular habits.)

I do the same thing. Cost Plus World Market is the best place to go to try out wines. They're cheap and they have ratings for a lot of wines so you know what's supposed to be decent.

There is nothing wrong with Vendange. For $5.99 you can't find a better liter and a half of merlot.