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Augustus
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I like a Singapore Sling, unfortunately it's not the kind of thing you ever own all of the ingredients of to make yourself.
Ingredients vary but something like:
Gin
Cherry Brandy
Cointreau
Benedictine
Pineapple Juice
Lime
Bitters
I also love Rum (Mount Gay Extra Old) mixed with old fashioned style cloudy ginger beer. Damn that's nice drink.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Rum and coke.
Buddha Dharma
Dharma Practitioner
Pina Colada
It is questionable if I should be drinking
It is questionable if I should be drinking
Alcohol.
Y'all are makin me thirsty.
Buddha Dharma
Dharma Practitioner
Yeah I'm certainly not trying to encourage anyone to go drink if it has a bad influence for them...
I won't even buy alcohol for other people because I'd bear the karmic consequences for how it influences them.
I won't even buy alcohol for other people because I'd bear the karmic consequences for how it influences them.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Kahlua or Kamora in a milk shake is good, too.
The Canadian Bacon.....
2/3 cheap Canuckistanian whisky
1/3 maple syrup
Add crumbled bacon
Serve at room temp.
2/3 cheap Canuckistanian whisky
1/3 maple syrup
Add crumbled bacon
Serve at room temp.
Dirty Vodka Martini
3 parts vodka (usually Pinnacle at home, Grey Goose or Absolute if I'm out)
1/2 part olive brine
Bleu cheese stuffed olive
I prefer it shaken and poured into a martini glass, but if the shaker is unwashed in the dishwasher, I'll just make it on the rocks in a rocks glass.
3 parts vodka (usually Pinnacle at home, Grey Goose or Absolute if I'm out)
1/2 part olive brine
Bleu cheese stuffed olive
I prefer it shaken and poured into a martini glass, but if the shaker is unwashed in the dishwasher, I'll just make it on the rocks in a rocks glass.
Phantasman
Well-Known Member
I have learned to be appreciative of the purest taste. I drink coffee black, because good coffee doesn't need to have flavors added to it if it's really good (like Seattle's Best Spirited Taste). Same with an alcoholic variety that's price reflects the trouble it takes to get that taste.
Southern Comfort (rocks or straight)
A good Polish potato vodka like Luksusowa (rocks)
12 yo old scotch like Johnny Walker Black (rocks) has actually gotten too expensive over my first two.
Southern Comfort (rocks or straight)
A good Polish potato vodka like Luksusowa (rocks)
12 yo old scotch like Johnny Walker Black (rocks) has actually gotten too expensive over my first two.
I tend to drink whiskies neat, although a hot toddy can be good at night.
Large cup of ginger tea with a shot of bourbon (usually Old Barton for these--not the good stuff).
I also like a good chocolate martini. Too many good recipes for this one, though.
Large cup of ginger tea with a shot of bourbon (usually Old Barton for these--not the good stuff).
I also like a good chocolate martini. Too many good recipes for this one, though.
Very rich hot cocoa with a dash of cheap whiskey is my all time favorite.
It's best in winter when suffering a cold.
Spend money for the best chocolate, not for the whisky.
It's best in winter when suffering a cold.
Spend money for the best chocolate, not for the whisky.
Orbit
I'm a planet
Oh, Campari! I hear it's a acquired taste. I tasted some and it was way too bitter--perhaps it mixes well?
Flame
Beware
It's an acquired taste to be sure. The Sweet Vermouth helps mellow it out but you can still taste the bitterness.