Gone off the stella artois of late,totally addicted to Carling Premier, i cannae get enough of the stuff! 
Unfortunately you divanae see it on draught right often so have to buy plenty of cans!
Whats your current fave alcoholic drinkypoos?
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I thouyght this was a breast that was so small that you only noticed it because of the nipple???
Defo Audrey Hepburn then!
Spirits: Vodka with fresh orange or lemonade & lime.
Lager: Peroni, Corona or Becks. I tend to avoid anything that comes in a brown bottle, they always make me sick.
Kath wrote: Let me think..................
Which roughly translated means "whatever the fella is buying,im drinking!" 
Steve One wrote:
Kath wrote: Let me think..................
Which roughly translated means "whatever the fella is buying,im drinking!"
Kath used to have a different name around here. ;)
Lemme me see. I don't really discriminate.
Scotch Vodka Port Red Wine various beers inc Becks, Carlton. friends of mine, well their partners have started getting into cocktails, so well have I then.
NOOLigan wrote:
Steve One wrote:
Kath wrote: Let me think..................
Which roughly translated means "whatever the fella is buying,im drinking!"
Kath used to have a different name around here. ;)
banshee wrote: ive really got into red wine this days
UB40 used to be quite good - but I don't rate them much any more.
:p
Kath wrote:
banshee wrote: ive really got into red wine this days
UB40 used to be quite good - but I don't rate them much any more.
:p
Its been years since I filled in one of those forms.
NOOLigan wrote:
Kath wrote:
banshee wrote: ive really got into red wine this days
UB40 used to be quite good - but I don't rate them much any more.
:p
being on the dole sucks.
Working for a living, just isn't what it's cracked up to be!
Kath wrote:
NOOLigan wrote:
Kath wrote:
banshee wrote: ive really got into red wine this days
UB40 used to be quite good - but I don't rate them much any more.
:p
being on the dole sucks.
Working for a living, just isn't what it's cracked up to be!
Well I can't quite afford to retire yet. :(
I need to win lotto, well it would help if I actually bought a ticket. :)
Kath wrote:
NOOLigan wrote:
Steve One wrote:
Kath wrote: Let me think..................
Which roughly translated means "whatever the fella is buying,im drinking!"
Kath used to have a different name around here. ;)
Check out this year's Australian vintage when it comes into the shops. Due to the drought it will be higher in alcohol content. :)
I only drink once in a very blue moon, but when I do drink, I stick to a good Jagerbomb. 
Just two of 'em will get me happily wasted [and dancing like a bloody loon on the dance floor 
]! Learned that from experience.
Otherwise, a Tequila Sunrise or a Long Island--and that's only if the person is buying! That itself is rare really. [Only had one of each in my life, surprisingly.]
NOOLigan wrote:
Steve One wrote:
Kath wrote: Let me think..................
Which roughly translated means "whatever the fella is buying,im drinking!"
Kath used to have a different name around here. ;)
Why no share it with us?
Shockingly I 've been drinking a fair share of Pims and Ginger Ale at home, since so few bars carry Pims in the US. As for my beer, its been lots of Yuengling Lager, Labatt's Blue, and Harp. Ohhh god, how I love the Lager....
sam adams by the seasonal case, baltika, smith's nut brown, hoegarden, bradley's taddy porter, chimay blue, maredsous, red stripe, shiner bock all varieties, your momma's dirty nylon water.
Larra Pinta Sparkling Red - yum
LARRA PINTA Red Cuvee
This fine example of bubbly red is full of fresh and fruity flavours from the combination of Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz grapes. The intensity of aroma literally jumps out of the glass and explodes in the mouth. It is an easy drinking style featuring luscious red summer fruits which linger on the palate. Best served chilled.
why shldn't u change your name? wrote: sam adams by the seasonal case, baltika, smith's nut brown, hoegarden, bradley's taddy porter, chimay blue, maredsous, red stripe, shiner bock all varieties, your momma's dirty nylon water.
Why you shouldn't change your name when you've had a tipple or two.
shldn't
[it prolly is txt speak, but still.]
Stouts.Mostly Guinness,but somatimes Beamish.Can someone please remind me of the name of the Scottish stout,that was popular 50 years ago and made a breif comeback a couple of years ago.
isaac wrote: Stouts.Mostly Guinness,but somatimes Beamish.Can someone please remind me of the name of the Scottish stout,that was popular 50 years ago and made a breif comeback a couple of years ago.
Sweetheart Stout maybe? As in the title it is really sickly sweet. Found a pub that serves Cains Stout. Spot on.
Adnams Broadside Bitter (probably why I'm going to Southwold for a week's holiday at the beginning of May!), Becks, Tetley's, John Smiths, London Pride, Boddingtons, Vodka/Red Bull (if I'm drinking down in London - keeps me awake on the train so I don't miss my stop!), and Pimms/Lemonade (plus fruit/mint/cucumbers/etc) in the summer.
Usually whatever ale's on tap... Currently Greena King IPA... I'm a real-ale twat at heart...
Snorri xx
I rediscovered Newcastle Brown Ale about a year ago.
I'd forgotten how much I liked it - but I can't manage the 10 bottles a session I used to regularly consume in my youth...
Chris :D
I'm not too picky either, just so long as it's not hard liquor. Guiness would be near the top of the list, white wine too. I'll confess to liking Cornoa, also.
King John Honest John wrote: white milk
so you'll be good enough NOT to play for accrington stanley
Burt Reynolds wrote: I had a pint of chilled Sapporo the other day. Very nice Jap beer.
Have you had sake???
another nice Jap beverage...we had some at the sushi place last weekend...
Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:
Burt Reynolds wrote: I had a pint of chilled Sapporo the other day. Very nice Jap beer.
Have you had sake???
another nice Jap beverage...we had some at the sushi place last weekend...
I was actually washing down some beef in teriyaki sauce with it, Jeff. A very fine Jap dish.
h.s.b. even if fullers have diluted it with thames water.
jack daniels.......
and for cup final day..guinness.
life is strange.
Any white wine over 12% but on the aftershock tonight as I have been given a bottle . . . .very nice but I'm sure I'll pay tomorrow!
Rosie wrote: Any white wine over 12% but on the aftershock tonight as I have been given a bottle . . . .very nice but I'm sure I'll pay tomorrow!
you know how to get wine and not pay till tomorrow!! where you get it from then ? :D
