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Old 11-10-2014, 09:53 PM
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I've seen this topic on other forums, so I figured I'd try bringing it here. So, what's your drink of choice of choice? We're talking adult beverages here.

As far as beer goes, I'm pretty much settled on the classic Bud Light. As far as liquor goes, lately, I've been hooked on Jack Daniels Tennessee Fire. Beyond that, a long time favorite is some good old Southern Comfort. Just can't beat a nice cold glass of Southern to make your night.

So, whether working on a Cub or sitting around the house, what's your choice of poison?
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Old 11-10-2014, 10:10 PM
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Stopped drinking any kind of alcohol years ago due to stomach issues, no drink is worth the pain. Pour alcohol on an open wound and you will understand. But my favorite drink used to be a home made beverage of fermented elderflower. It was also the worst to deal with afterwards.
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Old 11-10-2014, 11:34 PM
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Hard cider. My favorite is Cider Boys first press or JK's Scrumpy. I am hoping to make my own this year or next (I press my own cider), that is of course if I have the will power to set some cider aside.

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Good topic I haven't thought about for years.
I gave it all up 25 years ago. But my favorites were. For beer it was always Pabst Blue Ribbon beer. My best two friends were a couple fellows you may have heard of. Jack and Jimmy. Those two would always get me in trouble, and they liked to spend my money.
Most mornings after a night out with those two I'd have a empty wallet and one heck of a headache and one not so happy woman.
After parting ways, the headaches are gone, the woman is happier, and I have something to show for the money spent....TRACTORS
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Im liking my blackberry brandy. Not much for beer but im not picky when im in the mood..
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If was always Bud hi-test (original) but, after 50 yrs of drinking beer, I gave it up. Now its coffee/ice tea non sweeten. But I still have a double (neat) Jack Black label on my birthday.
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Sprite, Sierra Mist, Chocolate Milk, OJ, Water..... I'm 34, so I guess those are adult beverages.
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I bartend so I get to see/try many different things, but here's my personal favorites:

For Beer, it's Blue Point Toasted Lager, Switchback, and in my shop I keep PBR at the ready.

For stronger stuff, I like Captain Morgan Private Stock with a bit of Coke, White Russians with vanilla vodka, andmy wife and I both like Magaritas. I make mine with Patron Anejo, Grand Marnier, and homemade sweet & sour mix.
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Coffee and water.
Thank all that is good that I never got a taste for any of the other stuff. I've never witnessed much good come from any of it. As already stated here, empty wallet, feeling horrible and upset people seems to be the rewards.....
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