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Varies, depends where, when, with food, popped out for a quick pint, out for the night etc.
Selection from, ice cold Millers, ice cold Budweiser, proper Guinness, nice single malt, champers, red or white wine not found a rose I like yet, but willing to try pretty much anything except gin or vodka. |
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best drink in the world for me is large greygoose vodka and proper skinny not pepsi but in a tall glas with loadsa ice .....
next best and I dont think a lot of peeps will know this one (well southern softies lol) is Aussie white wine in a tall glass loadsa ice and either skinny or skinny lemonade |
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By *ickmealloverWoman
over a year ago
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Its easier to ask me what I don't like to drink as I used to work in a very upmarket wine shop
I don't like gin not pernod not cheap blended whiskies
But its usually dependant on what I am eating as to what I drink
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Highland Park
Macallan
Glenlivet 15yo French Oak
Royal Salute
Jura Superstition
Innis & Gunn lager selection
Coors Lite
And thats just the beginning...... 
Also starting to experiment with fine ales so any recommendations will be appreciated. |
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Also starting to experiment with fine ales so any recommendations will be appreciated."
If you haven't already been, check out the Paisley Beer Festival - usually the Mayday holiday weekend. It's in the Town Hall so the usual security arrangements will be required.
All the big guys and most of the micro-brewers show up and some brew something especially for the event. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Spirit: Remy Martin XO Brandy
Beer: Kronenburg 1664
Red Wine: Chateau Neuf Du Pape (2006 if poss.)
White Wine: Senorio De Unuela Rioja (white Riojas are rare but this one is exceptional) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Good old cuppa most of the time, but if I'm in the mood Jura is just totally lush................. xxx Raz xxx
agrees
Jura is so lush x "
A lady with obvious taste lol x |
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1. Good Champagne - ( which I can't tell from a good Cava) sooooo
2. Good Cava
3. Cabernet Sauvignon ( Red ) Aussie from Coonawara tho I do like a New World one now and then if it's good.
4. Brandy - but only ever after dinner and most of the time in a French Coffee.
5. Gin and tonic with ice and lime but on a hot day only.
6. Cosmopolitan ( 1 part demi sec or Cointreau or Gran Marnier. 2 part vodka. pour over ice in a cocktail shaker squeeze of fresh lime - top up with Cranberry about three times the quantity of booze for me) Pour into a glass cos you don't want the ice chink chinking.
7. Bucks Fizz.... home made NEVER bought but only over Xmas hols.
8. Sparkling water ..... and that should be number 3. After Tea and Coffee. |
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4. Brandy - but only ever after dinner and most of the time in a French Coffee.
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Eeeeek! Sacriledge!! The only thing that belongs in a good Brandy...............
...... is another one!  |
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4. Brandy - but only ever after dinner and most of the time in a French Coffee.
Eeeeek! Sacriledge!! The only thing that belongs in a good Brandy...............
...... is another one! "
yep,dont even hold the glass by the top,only by cupping it to slowly warm the brandy,hmm heaven |
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All depends who i am drinking with or what i am doing.
Sat relaxing at home. Its a brandy (even got my own warmer)
After a meal. Brandy (only if they have warmers)
White wine at home or with a meal
out in the pub. Guinness (not X cold)
Hot day in the garden. Gin & Tonic
Think that about covers it
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It depends on my mood and location etc...
For a normal outting to a pub, my first drink will be a pint of real ale, to be followed by Famous Grouse and Lemonade.
If I am dressed up for somewhere nice, then I would go straight to whisky and lemonade, or a cocktail.
I can drink a lot of sweet creamy sickly cocktails if I am with the right company.
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By *umourCouple
over a year ago
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Have to give a big "thumbs up" to the Jura
Love a good Brandy after a meal
Not a beer lover at all, but will drink Grolsch or Becks!
Love wine! Anyone lucky enough to be down in the south of France, the local wine, Grand Cap is a nice drop for during the day
But at the moment, my favourite tipple for sitting and takin time over is Penderyn! Welsh Whiskey... Fookin andsome! |
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" ..........
Also starting to experiment with fine ales so any recommendations will be appreciated.
If you haven't already been, check out the Paisley Beer Festival - usually the Mayday holiday weekend. It's in the Town Hall so the usual security arrangements will be required.
All the big guys and most of the micro-brewers show up and some brew something especially for the event."
Been to the Paisley Beer Festival a few times but but wasn't really fussy with what was offer. Was mainly an excuse to get pissed and never fully appreciated the flavours but now as i am more mellowed i am keen to sample a few ales. |
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