What are you drinking right now?

**Akzle** · 10th December 2016, 17:40

Originally Posted by Scuba_Steve

It doesn't have taste if you mix so Smirnoff red & Grey Goose (if you want to piss away money) are fine for that but straight it's best to stay away from them & go for something good Russian Standard often fits the bill here

which was pretty much my point a half dozen posts ago

**Akzle** · 20th December 2016, 17:35

matakana moonshine (amber lightening)

nominally "southern style whiskey" (yes cunts, they spelled that shit with an E!!)

not half fokken tasty.
warm and mellow and toasty with all the inoffensiveness of a $44/lt bottle of hooch, that calls ITSELF moonshine. a smoothness that famouser whiskeys aspire to.
does have a bit of afterburn, almost like, just to remind you you're drinking.

very nom. would definitely buy again.

**scumdog** · 20th December 2016, 19:19

Ron Zacapa Centenario

SISTEMA 23 SOLERA
On the rocks.

Bootafull...

**Akzle** · 20th December 2016, 19:28

Originally Posted by scumdog

...
On the rocks.

what a fag

**pritch** · 20th December 2016, 19:37

Gee you guys drink some complicated stuff. I'll just stick with Steinlager until Christmas. Then vino: likely McLaren Valley red and some white from Rheims.

**HenryDorsetCase** · 21st December 2016, 08:24

I got a bottle of "Four Roses" single barrel bourbon yesterday. Plus a box of wine, and two other single bottles of wine.

The case of wine got dished out among the staff, but I'm keeping the rest...

Tis the season to be jolly yo!

**WNJ** · 29th December 2016, 04:02

The Vodka I used to soak the cherries in 10 weeks ago

**Akzle** · 29th December 2016, 11:11

founders 1946 pils.

not really a breakfast beer, but goes down good of an evening. hoppier than i'd normally like but still tasty.

**Stu999c** · 30th December 2016, 08:04

Originally Posted by Akzle

founders 1946 pils.

not really a breakfast beer, but goes down good of an evening. hoppier than i'd normally like but still tasty.

I find the 89 one with the spaceship flying out of the computer is a better breakfast. Slightly stronger %wise but good enough

**pzkpfw** · 30th December 2016, 08:11

This was last night, not "right now", but whatever ...

The Wife has some skin complaint and read somewhere (Dr Google + "natural health" leanings) that soaking her hand in Stout would help. So when I was at the supermarket I picked up some Guinness. I like some Stout, but hate Guiness, but this was the only Stout I could see, so, whatever.

$20 for a six pack. (That's a lot for beer, to me; but cheaper than some of her "natural" health remedies and supplements ...)

Then it turned out I'd screwed up and it was actually Guinness Draft. Meanwhile she'd dropped the idea anyway.

So I got to drink some fairly average, very expensive beer. Woo hoo.

**Brian d marge** · 30th December 2016, 15:01

Originally Posted by pzkpfw

This was last night, not "right now", but whatever ...

The Wife has some skin complaint and read somewhere (Dr Google + "natural health" leanings) that soaking her hand in Stout would help. So when I was at the supermarket I picked up some Guinness. I like some Stout, but hate Guiness, but this was the only Stout I could see, so, whatever.

$20 for a six pack. (That's a lot for beer, to me; but cheaper than some of her "natural" health remedies and supplements ...)

Then it turned out I'd screwed up and it was actually Guinness Draft. Meanwhile she'd dropped the idea anyway.

So I got to drink some fairly average, very expensive beer. Woo hoo.

Trust me that cure works
I've been soaking in Guinness for a few years now
In prime health

So it works

sent for a divine source

**Oakie** · 30th December 2016, 16:53

Monteith's Original Ale.

I used to drink Monteiths way back in the day (like 35 years ago) when it really was 'the original' (and only) and was really hoppy. None of my mates liked it. It wasn't the best beer around but the advantage was that I knew I could leave my half dozen bottles by the wall unguarded at any party and no other prick would touch it.