Food & Drink What are you currently drinking?

Can't stand low alcoholic beverages, when I feel under the weather it's usually cheap store branded brandy. But recently this:


Personally I would prefer a good cognac, but can't complain much especially since the folks seem to love buying this stuff and laying it around as decorative pieces rather than imbibing.

 

any way for someone in the states to acquire some of the Wychwood beers? i'd really like to try some...

 

Witney, Oxfordshire, UK is your best bet

 

Beer-wise, we have some of the world's best Lagers produced right here:
Windhoek Lager and Tafel Lager are great beers. However, even though they're great, they get REAL boring if that's the only ones you can get all the time and everywhere (~3quid for a sixer).

As such, there are a few import beers, and a few specialities that I adore when theya re available:
Urbock - a locally produced Bockbier (that's dark, malty, and a bit stronger than our normal lagers) - only available in winter (so soon, then...)
Paulaner - We hardly ever have it here, and it's about 3quid a bottle when we do, but it's the best Weissbier we get here (alternatives are Schöfferhofer and Erdinger).

Other than that, I drink Tequila, Whisky and SoCo occasionally

 

Huh? Wha?

Mind Blown. Never noticed that - not that I drink bottled water.

 

another of my favorites is this (750ml of course @ about 7%) can now manage 2-3 bottles without falling over lol

 

Leffe.....yuck.

 

Im really not fussed with anything my mum is purely a cider drinker my dad purely a bitter drinker after a bad expirience with cider

I will drink anything thats going i've been drinking alot of san miguel lagers lately because there so cheap aswell as Cidre but as i generally don't have anything i really dislike...

Maybe Carlsberg/Strongbow im so tired of it

Particularly like bitter and ales Tribute, Hob Goblin, Spitfire, Pedigree and Doombar!

 

Just water at the moment, still in the office

 

I bought a bottle of Wychwood Hobgoblin today. Looking forward to cracking it open after dinner.

 

Tasty. Even better if you can find a pub near you that does it on tap - goes down a treat

*tempted to walk up to local*

 

Right now? Cheap, cheap wine. Tastes pretty decent though. Silver Bay Point is its name.

 

notes most drinks come in bottles of some sort whether glass or plastic, the issue is if you recycle or not.

now at present drinking decaf tea, in a china mug which is of course reuseable and made with filtered water.

 

Type II Diabetic

Water, chilled water, ice water, sometimes over about a week about 1 or 2 cups of real orange juice, even less maybe about 15 carbohydrate's worth of apple juice (4 fluid ounces) - in boosting low blood sugar 1-2 times a month, 1-2 cups of coffee with powdered creamer everyday, Diet Coke with sucralose artificial sweetener, Hansen's diet Black Cherry and diet Root Beer soda with real Splenda (sucralose is the generic form in other sodas/juices) artificial sweetener. Real grape with real black cherry juice about as often as apple juice - to boost blood sugar quickly when it's too low.

 

I go through phases of all sorts, but at the moment I'm drinking Kwak when the opportunity arrises. Lovely stuff

 

Is Ron Swanson right? Should I purchase this?

http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/P-3121.aspx

 

Yes,yes you should, and a great website to purchase from of course!

Over the weekend this was my staple:



Was a bit dark for my taste overall (Old Speckled does me absolutely wonderfully!) but still went down a treat with friends.

And:

 

I've really got into real ales, local tescos stocks loads of them and I've been working my way through them, lots of micro breweries in Cornwall and the ales by the Wooden Hand Brewery are excellent.

 

Nilgiri Parkside, it's a black tea from the Indies.