The **Now Drinking** Thread

Never been a vodka drinker until august gone when on holiday, tried a vodka and coke and thought it was pretty damn nice,since then its been a litre of vodka every month :)
 
jpaul said:
.... so, I'll check photography forum, do we get a high res Tokyo sky-line picture, with a cocktail in foreground ?
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No.....I didn't have my tripod with me and the light in the room is very dark, like the movie, perhaps a little darker even.

i did get a few skyline photos of Tokyo though but to be fair, i have a few of those already as my hotel is on the 34th floor and I have been to the Government Metropolitan building as well.
 
I've got quite a few bottles of rum now, this could well be my favourite.

Sipped neat, it's fantastic.

(and yes, I know I posted this recently in the spiced rum thread)

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Was drinking some Bulleit rye whiskey my brother got me last night. I am more of an ale drinker than spirits, but this stuff was lovely neat with ice.
 
Being the forum chav, I was chavving it up in chav-erspoons yesterday when this guy at the bar ordered 2 pints of Carling. I nearly choked on my own drink when he was charged £6.50 - at £3.25 a pint it's now one the most expensive drinks they sell. Kronenbourg is cheaper FFS. Carling has always been **** water and it should be priced as such... like Carlsberg which is £2.29. I'm confused... :p
 
robfosters said:
Just trying a couple of ice cold Heineken alcohol free beers. Pretty decent tbf. Nice clean crisp taste that actually tastes like lager.
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They're one of the better ones, there are a few German 0% lagers about as well.

Been having a few tipples of Jim Beam myself this evening :p
 
marc2003 said:
Being the forum chav, I was chavving it up in chav-erspoons yesterday when this guy at the bar ordered 2 pints of Carling. I nearly choked on my own drink when he was charged £6.50 - at £3.25 a pint it's now one the most expensive drinks they sell. Kronenbourg is cheaper FFS. Carling has always been **** water and it should be priced as such... like Carlsberg which is £2.29. I'm confused... :p
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£3.25 for Carling at Spoons, ouch! even all the local pubs and clubs round here charge less than £3 for that.

I prefer Alpine lager at the Samuel Smith pub, £1.40 a pint can't beat it!
 
Amstel in a red can and in a green can. They're bloody identical. I think the green can is for UK buyers and red can is imported. Dutch friends say red is their regular colour but I've only ever seen green
 
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