What Did You Drink Last Night?

[babs]

Gaelic Ale by Highland Brew... If you're anywhere near NC, get a hold of any of their beers. Great great stuff. I went to high school with their Brew Master and VP. Awesome guy and a real craftsman. Truly dedicated to making the best product he can. I've sampled a few.. He owes me a few brain cells actually. hehe

 

[Boodles]

Thanks Mr Bentley

I use Schweppes mini cans which will do two singles or one double Gin and Tonic. I usually can get through at least one can and so there's none left to go flat.

I'll have to look for the mini cans in my part of the world. I can buy the small bottles but have been a bit reluctant to do that because of the amount of containers which pile up but I'm afraid I just end up tossing a lot of the tonic because it goes flat before I use up the 1 liter plastic bottles. The mini cans or even the mini bottles are almost certainly the ticket. Thanks for reminding me.

 

[Chiliarches]

Not a drink-for-pleasure night, so used my "everyday" stuff...G&T made with Gordon's, V&T made with Stolichnaya, and a Kamikaze...

My girlfriend convinced me to sign us up for dance lessons...but she has not yet convinced me to attend them while sober.

 

[Boodles]

Highland Brewing

Gaelic Ale by Highland Brew... If you're anywhere near NC, get a hold of any of their beers. Great great stuff. I went to high school with their Brew Master and VP. Awesome guy and a real craftsman. Truly dedicated to making the best product he can. I've sampled a few.. He owes me a few brain cells actually. hehe

You have had speaks with Mr Wong, I presume? A most interesting chap, with an interesting story. For those of us who enjoy beer I am eternally grateful for the likes of Oscar Wong.

Black Mountain and Mr Wong, Asheville and Jack-O-the-Wood (Green Man), Fairview and the remnants of Harrell Land Rover (Waynesville in a former life). Most excellent.

 

[Wally_Hood]

Early in the evening, pina colada. Later in the evening, sidecar.

 

[Fletch]

Miller MGD 64. Yes, the challenge has been met: a beer even more tasteless than Michelob Ultra. And my dad, who will try anything with the word "light" on it at least once, bought a 12-pak of the stuff.

Avoid at all costs.

 

[rumblefish]

Miller MGD 64. Yes, the challenge has been met: a beer even more tasteless than Michelob Ultra.

How ever does Michelob, Anheuser-Busch justify the use the of the word ultra in naming that beer?.. besides the obvious...

 

[Uff Da]

I had a couple glasses of Dry Amontillado Sherry while munching on a variation of olives. Very good indeed.

 

[Boodles]

MGD 64. Phatooey

Miller MGD 64. Yes, the challenge has been met: a beer even more tasteless than Michelob Ultra. And my dad, who will try anything with the word "light" on it at least once, bought a 12-pak of the stuff.

Avoid at all costs.

He bought a 12 pak without tasting one! Mercy. I am a person who will order up a regular Miller, the real Miller High Life, if I'm in some dive where off the peg American beers are the order of the day, but I've never warmed up to MGD. I have not nor will I ever try the 64 grade stuff. Good grief
fftopic: Fletch, begging your indulgence, is that a gray shirt you are wearing with linen suit, like gunmetal gray? Sorry to stray from the course.

 

[rkwilker]

Bookers/rocks.

 

[jamespowers]

Sazerac cocktail.

 

[Feathers]

Miller High Life in my husband's great-grandmother's beer glasses...it never tasted so good!

P.S. MGD 64 is H-O-R-R-I-B-L-E. My hubbie and I made the mistake of buying a 12 pack mostly just due to cost and we were soooo disappointed! For shame, Miller, for shame...

 

[Tomasso]

Manhattan/IPA/Champagne..........Home/Local joint/Party

 

[1930_Italian]

Booker's Bourbon Neat....

 

[ThesFlishThngs]

Wine.
Perhaps a little too much, and with a glass of champagne thrown in for good measure. But no one got hurt, and no one's hungover, so all's well.

 

[Absinthe_1900]

I made one of these with Carpano Antica, and 1940s Herbsaint with a dash of Peychaud's bitters, it was amazing.

 

[Chiliarches]

I made one of these with Carpano Antica, and 1940s Herbsaint with a dash of Peychaud's bitters, it was amazing.

That does sound good...

 

[Chiliarches]

A Long Island Iced Tea and a Moscow Mule.

 

[MsStabby]

Bidding summer goodbye with a few glasses of Cristalino NV Cava Brut

 

[Dame LouLou]

Last night?

Unfortunately, due to the current recession, it was beer for me. Lite beer at that!