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[wjames]

Bit of a different one here.

Now i understand that it's not the best topic for a pyrotechnics forum...but its like drinking and driving.....as long as we don't mix them, its fine !

Out of interest.....What do you guys drink, whats your favourite choice, and how old are you.

i'll start

I'm a Wine drinker
Top Tipple = Torres - Gran sangre de toro - 2003 vintage
Im - 23


i also enjoy a decent single malt, and the odd cider....

Edited by wjames, 08 October 2008 - 10:14 PM.

[NickC]

Decent single Malt - particularly from Islay and Bruichladdich.

[wjames]

funny you should say that, my old man has a bottle of legacy v33 that i frequent......when its show !!!

[Richard H]

A fan of the single Islay malts here, Laphroaig is a favourite. If you like the smell of bonfires then this stuff is liquid smoke! Also like Glenmorangie. Very much enjoy red wine and continental lagers too! Keep giving real ales a try now and then.

No wonder I have so little time for fireworks these days

[wjames]

Laphroaig - ahhhh....the TCP of the spirits !!!!

[dr thrust]

real ale ehh? in bolton they have a micro brewery called bank top brewery they have a lovely pint called "flat cap" named after the late Fred dibnah, its liquid gold baby!, ho a drop of JD goes down nice to.

[dogsbody]

me, well real ale, single or blended malts, bourbon
im 33!

[rr22]

Ruddles County -no where near what it was but still good
Lowenbrau -very hard to find on draught now for some reason.
Budweiser Budvar-not the American stuff
Good Bourbon
Wine, any white from v.expensive German vintage to "châteaux Esso"
I tried some Laphroaig for the first time last week and was impressed.

The way the economy is going I can see a market for Bluecol & coke

I am 43, my liver is 98.

[pyrotrev]

Carlsberg Special Brew - Mark Knopfler got it right, when you want to run cool, you need heavy fuel. For special occasions a few Caipirinhas (amazing Brazilian cocktail) to start and a good bottle of Brunello di Montalcino with the meal helps.

Edited by pyrotrev, 09 October 2008 - 12:17 PM.

[Creepin_pyro]

Jagermeister

Also a big fan of Lowernbrau, Duvel, Leffe and other strong beers. I'm also a bit of a coffee enthusiast, strong cappuccino made from Brazilian Cachoeira Canario being my brew of choice...

If you ever get a chance, you should try some Corsican beers. Definitely amongst the most enjoyable, flavoursome beers I've ever encountered.

The mains ones are here:

http://www.beersofeu...n_Beer_112.html

[YT2095]

I drink Alcohol Free lager, but on the rare occasion that I do go out it`s always Guiness that I drink.
and I do like mulled wine at Christmas.

[wjames]

I drink Alcohol Free lager, but on the rare occasion that I do go out it`s always Guiness that I drink.
and I do like mulled wine at Christmas.

if you like mulled wine, you'll love mama jauna....its a dominican drink.....50 % red wine, 40% rum 10% honey....all allowed to brew in the bark of the mama tree.....its got some very good qualities....the espanic call it liquid viagra....for good reason.

[portfire]

Anything thats got a % I do drink more beer/larger than anything else though, strange, I used to have a 6-pack but thats been replaced with whats becoming a keg now

[Bonny]

I used to mostly drink beer (cheap canned lager) and rye whiskey, but lately it's been mainly beer and red wine. I like shiraz and merlot best.

[sizzle]

I have to say I'm a Lager drinker at heart, can't beat a nice frosty pint of Tiger or Stella, but I do like my ales, Hobgoblin and Blacksheep have to be at the top of the list. I'm also partial to a bit of Le Fee Verte (Absinthe) every now and then. And ofcourse, you can't beat a Fuzzy Shark cocktail - possibly the world's best tasting cocktail!

I'm 18

Edited by sizzle, 10 October 2008 - 10:46 AM.