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I like corona with lime. I also like bud light.
My logic behind going to a bar is that when I go out, I may as well drink something for $3 rather then $10 for a mixed drink.
If I were to get a mixed drink, I'd take a Tequila Sunrise or a Long Island Ice Tea.
When I was in Germany, my favorite drink was Heffeweissen. Pronounced Heff a vise en. Weissen means white in german, referring to the light color of the beer. They add things to it like coke and it becomes a colaweissen. You add banana extract and it's a bananaweissen. Depending on your mood there's a Heffeweissen for you.
Germans also call Jack and Coke "Jacky Coke".
That's all I really have to say about alcohol.
My logic behind going to a bar is that when I go out, I may as well drink something for $3 rather then $10 for a mixed drink.
If I were to get a mixed drink, I'd take a Tequila Sunrise or a Long Island Ice Tea.
When I was in Germany, my favorite drink was Heffeweissen. Pronounced Heff a vise en. Weissen means white in german, referring to the light color of the beer. They add things to it like coke and it becomes a colaweissen. You add banana extract and it's a bananaweissen. Depending on your mood there's a Heffeweissen for you.
Germans also call Jack and Coke "Jacky Coke".
That's all I really have to say about alcohol.
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amen to that about the drink prices. If I'm out at the bar, I usually stick to drafts which are $1.75 or cheaper depending on the night. I'm not paying 10 bucks for a mixed drink.
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QUOTE (DTN @ Sep 26 2008, 02:01 PM)
When I was in Germany, my favorite drink was Heffeweissen. Pronounced Heff a vise en. Weissen means white in german, referring to the light color of the beer. They add things to it like coke and it becomes a colaweissen. You add banana extract and it's a bananaweissen. Depending on your mood there's a Heffeweissen for you.
Heffeweissen is not "famous" for it's light color. It is a wheat beer and the key thing about Heffe is it is in the traditional form, unfiltered. There is also Kristallweizen which is the same thing but filtered. Personally while I was in Germany I always liked Heffe. When I could find it I would drink Dunkelweizen or Weizenbock. One of the better off brand beers I had while in Germany was called "Frankensteiner". It was 50 cents a bottle that night and I spent more than $8 bucks. lol
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Gatorade all the way! Just been downing the orange flavored stuff, especially after roofing all day. Might try the lemon one. Or a mix!! Wooo!
Other than that, just water. Lots of water. And not that mineral or sparkling water either... Ick.
Other than that, just water. Lots of water. And not that mineral or sparkling water either... Ick.
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Bump! I have got around to trying some Johnny Walker and Dewars White label scotchs. I must say that I like them! They are both scotch whiskeys and would suggest them to anyone looking to try a scotch. I've only had them straight with some ice.
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I'm pretty plain - I enjoy a raspberry vodka (Absolut Raz is the best) with sprite. I also have my own drink that is an oz. of Southern Comfort, an oz. of coconut rum (Cruzan coconut is best), 3/4 oz. of lime juice, and topped off with sprite. I call it a Paddle Shifter lol smile.gif