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What is your beverage choice, alcohol wise?

#1

JDgreen

JDgreen

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As for me, I prefer either white zinfandel or Moscato wine. The zinfandel is a step up, just barely, from the Ripple and Boones Farm I consumed when younger.


#2

twall

twall

Busch light. I drink that 90% of the time.

For whine, I like something red and dry - I'm not too snobbish on the breeds. :wink: Ususally the House Red from a local winery - Johnson Estate. Quite economical! I gave like $15 for 3.0L, and that lasted me a month. Not big on whites. (unless it's Boones)

My dad just made some cider, and gave me 3.0L of that - it's the color of gasoline, with the flavor to match. :tongue: But, as a professional drunk with over 10 years experience, I never throw away booze. I'll drink it when I get dry enough...:laughing:

I don't get into liquor much, so I really can't comment on those choices.


#3

JDgreen

JDgreen

twall said:
Busch light. I drink that 90% of the time.

For whine, I like something red and dry - I'm not too snobbish on the breeds. :wink: Ususally the House Red from a local winery - Johnson Estate. Quite economical! I gave like $15 for 3.0L, and that lasted me a month. Not big on whites. (unless it's Boones)

My dad just made some cider, and gave me 3.0L of that - it's the color of gasoline, with the flavor to match. :tongue: But, as a professional drunk with over 10 years experience, I never throw away booze. I'll drink it when I get dry enough...:laughing:

I don't get into liquor much, so I really can't comment on those choices.
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A wino like me buys the cheapest possible, local stores sell a boxed Franzia or Vela for $12 for 5 liters.
Local steakhouse will sell you a 5 oz glass of the stuff for $3.50 and tax. Guess where my choice is.


#4

twall

twall

JDgreen said:
A wino like me buys the cheapest possible, local stores sell a boxed Franzia or Vela for $12 for 5 liters.
Local steakhouse will sell you a 5 oz glass of the stuff for $3.50 and tax. Guess where my choice is.
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Although people make fun of the boxed wine, I think some of them taste really good. The Johnson Estate is about as cheap as wine gets in these parts. Their winery is close to the one in Westfield, NY that makes Mad Dog 20/20 (which is TRULY wino wine........).

The stuff in a steakhouse, I swear comes from that same $12 box...:laughing: Because "REAL" wine is sour and bitter and nasty. The steakhouse stuff is tasty. Like that Chardonnay crap - tastes like it was aged with rotten driftwood (IMHO), but people rush to give $30 a Liter for it. YUCK!


#5

BKBrown

BKBrown

None !

Dr. tried to get me to drink a glass of wine a day. Neighbor gave me a bottle of "good" red. Took one taste and let the wife taste.

I'd rather drink cider vinegar ! :laughing: and it is cheap !


#6

JDgreen

JDgreen

BKBrown said:
None !

Dr. tried to get me to drink a glass of wine a day. Neighbor gave me a bottle of "good" red. Took one taste and let the wife taste.

I'd rather drink cider vinegar ! :laughing: and it is cheap !
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Makes sense to me, as they say all wine basically turns to vinegar as it ages....:laughing:


#7

BKBrown

BKBrown

Too many professional DRUNKS in the family for me to take a chance and I never liked any of it much anyway !

I can get the beneficial part in capsule form without tasting that nasty stuff ! :rolleyes: :laughing:


#8

JDgreen

JDgreen

BKBrown said:
Too many professional DRUNKS in the family for me to take a chance and I never liked any of it much anyway !

I can get the beneficial part in capsule form without tasting that nasty stuff ! :rolleyes: :laughing:
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Why BK, I never realized Twall was a family member of yours, he stated in a post above he himself was a "professional drunk"....

Sorry, I could not resist that one....:laughing:


#9

BKBrown

BKBrown

No, but he does live very close to where I grew up and the family members that were (all passed on now) Professional Drunks were all in that area ! I suppose that we could be related somehow ! :cool: :rolleyes: :thumbsup: :biggrin:


#10

JDgreen

JDgreen

BKBrown said:
No, but he does live very close to where I grew up and the family members that were (all passed on now) Professional Drunks were all in that area ! I suppose that we could be related somehow ! :cool: :rolleyes: :thumbsup: :biggrin:
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Reminds me of the old joke where somebody paid a firm $1000 to search their family history, and $10,000 more to shut them up about what they dug up in the search....my grandpa on my mom's side was a professional drinker himself, my dad almost never touched the stuff, so It appears the gene skipped a generation before getting to me...I'll drink to that !!!:drink::laughing:


#11

gtbobcat

gtbobcat

mmmmmmm beeeeer........cold beer......mmmmmmm Molson Canadian :thumbsup:]
Dad always talked about an uncle who had wine for breakfast..as a son of an immigrant I never met this uncle..I`ve been known to have a beer or 2 at an early hr. but usually after being up all nite.
Dad would make his own wine......I`ve never liked wine...if I`m drinking wine I gotta cut it with 7up or ginger ale..anyways when I was a kid I used to sneak a bottle or 2 for my friends...what they didn`t drink we used for cleaning out carbs... I think it was 95 octane...man that stuff was wicked strong..lol


#12

JDgreen

JDgreen

The Zinandel and Moscato I enjoy is usually 9 to 11 percent alcohol. Have rarely had anything stronger than those. 95 Octane? No thanks. Sent from Blackberry mobile.


#13

L

LandN

geritol :drink: :drink: :laughing:


#14

gtbobcat

gtbobcat

LandN said:
geritol :drink: :drink: :laughing:
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lmao..........that`ll be next


#15

JDgreen

JDgreen

LandN said:
geritol :drink: :drink: :laughing:
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Since when does it have any alcohol content?


#16

K

KitFox1011

Its gotta be Grolsch... with a slice of orange... mmmmm


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