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Cabernet Sauvignon, warm
Pinot Grigot or sauvignon blanc, cold as ice Yum |
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Can't pick just one so, depending on where I am and who I'm drinking with, either
Kopparberg pear cider or Pilsner Urquell or A Harvey Wallbanger |
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Red wine is my all time favourite drink. I am partial to vodka, Disaronno though. And I do like a Strawberry & Lime Rekorderlig
oh and baileys at christmas!
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I hardly ever drink - I will occasionally have a Lambrini
![]() I'll have sherry in a trifle ![]() I did have a glass of Bailey's at Christmas though, which is nice
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Cabernet Sauvignon, warm
Pinot Grigot or sauvignon blanc, cold as ice Yum
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I'm a big real ale fan. I like most varieties depending on my mood, I tend to favour pale and golden ales but also like, amber, bitters, wheat beers even the occasional stout. Real ale is fantastic, there's just such a huge range and they're all completely different.
I do also like a decent lager but prefer something good as opposed to the likes of Fosters and Carling. I'm not really a fan of spirits at all. I can take or leave wine. The only time I'd really choose to drink it is when doing something like a taster menu at a nice restaurant where they pair you a wine with each course. |
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Most flat strong cloudy ciders/scrumpy's go down a treat with me...Westons Old Rosie, Black Dragon etc.
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Red wine is my all time favourite drink. I am partial to vodka, Disaronno though. And I do like a Strawberry & Lime Rekorderlig
oh and baileys at christmas!Quote:
I hardly ever drink - I will occasionally have a Lambrini
![]() I'll have sherry in a trifle ![]() I did have a glass of Bailey's at Christmas though, which is nice ![]()
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Originally Posted by Jambo_c;72083163[B
]I'm a big real ale fan. I like most varieties depending on my mood, I tend to favour pale and golden ales but also like, amber, bitters, wheat beers even the occasional stout. Real ale is fantastic, there's just such a huge range and they're all completely different.
[/b] I do also like a decent lager but prefer something good as opposed to the likes of Fosters and Carling. I'm not really a fan of spirits at all. I can take or leave wine. The only time I'd really choose to drink it is when doing something like a taster menu at a nice restaurant where they pair you a wine with each course. When the weather is warm I drink local craft cider or perry, from someone like Severn Cider or Day's Cottage. I certainly wouldn't touch what most people on here would consider "cider"..... |
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Champagne - but won't pay the price! So 'Cava' suffices as I'm no expert despit the amount of wines etc I've tasted or drank.
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Champagne - but won't pay the price! So 'Cava' suffices as I'm no expert despit the amount of wines etc I've tasted or drank.
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Champagne to me is one of lifes biggest rip-offs, especially when you can get Cava and Prosecco that taste just as good as the lesser champagne brands which most of us drink.
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A lot of English producers not sell a sparkling white wine that, in competition, is every bit as good as champagne.
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Glenmorangie whisky, or that grass vodka
No beer or lager but occasionally a nice cider, something like Katy |
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A really good Cotes de Rhone.
Or a glass of Laphroaig with a wedge of cheddar an apple and a slice of fruit cake. Then I feel like a king. |
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Depends on the mood and circumstances.
At home, smoking some weed, I like red wine. When out and about I like lager (usually Stella, San Miguel or Peroni) but when I get too bloated / sick of the taste I will generally switch to Vodka and Redbull or Vodka and Coke. I've also been known to have a cocktail or two (Skittles and Adios Amigo for anyone interested). I also quite like Vodka + Coke or JD + Coke. To bring the night to a conclusion, a few Jager Bombs are consumed, and in the case of last night, a couple of bottles of Hooch for old times sake. |
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My current favourite is Cidre from Stella Artois... It's bloomin' lovely
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Gin and Tonic is an alcoholic drink I truly love. Don't mind a good pint of Guinness as well.
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A well-mixed mojito as a sundowner, although also partial to a veneziano as an aperitif before dinner.
I don't drink often, but when it happens might as well make a fuss. |
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I really hated the taste of booze, so i use to buy Lemon/Lime Bacardi Breezers. I couldn't believe there was alchohol in them!
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Medium dry white wine, Malibu and lemonade at xmas...
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Blossom Hill White Zinfandel.
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You can't beat a cold cider in the summer. I love Strongbow. It's nice and sweet. Also love Rekorderlig Strawberry & Lime.
If I'm on a night out my drink of choice is Disarrono & Cranberry or a Vodka, Lime & Lemonade. |
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Vodka and tonic. So refreshing in the summer. Gin and tonic also but too many gives me headache the next day.
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Draught Guinness or if I'm at home, Guinness Surger.
Grey Goose vodka. Campari Soda
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oh and baileys at christmas!
