What is your adult beverage of choice? (Not wine)

Anonymous
I want to drink now. fuck work
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Jack and Ginger
Tanqueray and tonic


Me, too - depending on the season. But bourbon, not Jack.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Makers & ginger


That was my drink of choice in college in the South! Many a good afternoon was spent sipping those at crawfish boils, bonfire parties, pig roasts, etc.


Me as well. Takes me back to tail gates, and autumn parties outside with brisk air and a buzz. I miss those days.
Anonymous
A really good Old Fashioned. There used to be a bar in SF that would make the best ones but now I settle for mediocre.

Anonymous
Mmm. Vodka. Delicious delicious vodka.
Anonymous
Moscow Mule!!! So glad my SIL introduced me to that bit of yumminess.

Margs in the summer

Vodka and Soda

But 99.9% of the time, if it is an adult bev it's wine.
Anonymous
dark and stormys

gin and grapefruit
Anonymous
Vodka and Lemonade Crystal Light. Really really good!
Anonymous
A nice 12 year old rum.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Makers & ginger


+1
Anonymous
Wine. Screw you people.

Seriously, in the winter,
Rye (Whistlepig)
Scotch (Macallan 12, Lagavulin, Laphroaig)
Bourbon (Elijah Craig)
Calvados

In the summer,
G&T
Scotch (Chivas or Dewars)
Beer

Basically, I'm too lazy to pour more than one thing into my glass. Except in the summer when I might get motivated to add ice cubes and tonic to my gin.
Anonymous
if it isn't wine, then i like normandy cider (fizzy) or english perry. anything else is just too much of an investment.
Anonymous
scotch on the rocks
Anonymous
On the fairly infrequent occasions when I go out for drinks and/or dinner, I always peruse the cocktail list with a frown.

I want something different than wine, but I don't want plain liquor, or anything with soda (tonic is OK), and nothing too sweet.

I like Tanqueray and tonic with extra lime (but we make those at home) or a good margarita (but these are often disappointing, unless it's an expensive place...finally learned to make sure they use fresh lime and not a mix).

What else should I try?

Thanks!

Anonymous
Wheat beer year round
margarita on the rocks with salt in the summer
hard cider in the winter
gin and tonic in the summer
red wine year round
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