What are you Drinking Tonight?

[MDJ]

I have just opened a Dry Cider, very nice to, I may have another, or even two

 

[Jay89]

A couple of Corona for me tonight

 

[Pete999]

I have just opened a Dry Cider, very nice to, I may have another, or even two

Drunk mine already cotes du rhone £6 Tesco

 

[Squid]

I have just opened a Dry Cider, very nice to, I may have another, or even two

I will come back in a few hours times as this thread may be fun,


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[MDJ]

well pint number two is in the glass lol

 

[The Ghost]

Steel bottom

 

[telectrix]

had some old rosie last nite. back on the old peculier today.

 

[Octopus]

I'll crack open a bottle of beer a bit later then open a nice new world Red .....

 

[Andy-1960]

Nice bottle of Rioja going down very nicely at the moment... I love Friday nights.... Annnnnd relax..

 

[loulew]

Macallan 12 year old scotch, very needed after a hard week!

 

[Adam W]

Following on from a recommendation in another thread I've got a bottle of Whitley Neill (Gin) - £20 on special from Asda. I've had about 4 so far. Tonight could get interesting.

 

[MDJ]

had some old rosie last nite. back on the old peculier today.

I love old Rosie

 

[Octopus]

Following on from a recommendation in another thread I've got a bottle of Whitley Neill (Gin) - £20 on special from Asda. I've had about 4 so far. Tonight could get interesting.

Have you tried "Silent Pool" gin?

Local to me but a bit more than the Asda special you mention

 

[Strima]

Doombar...

Will be followed by a couple of glasses of 15 year old Port that's been in the decanter breathing for a while...

Chin, chin.

 

[MDJ]

Talking about port, I have a bottle of 1980 in my cupboard, I expect it is undrinkable by now, anyhow the Cider is starting to affect me, I need another.

 

[Strima]

Talking about port, I have a bottle of 1980 in my cupboard, I expect it is undrinkable by now, anyhow the Cider is starting to affect me, I need another.

As long as it hasn't 'corked' then it'll be fine, in-fact more than fine, very smooth.

Chuck it in a decanter for a couple of hours then enjoy. Or send it me for tasting purposes...

 

[buzzlightyear]

a pint of p**.

 

[Adam W]

Have you tried "Silent Pool" gin?

Local to me but a bit more than the Asda special you mention

I'd never even heard of it before. I've only very recently got into drinking Gin and am open to recommendations; as I'm sure other members will attest to it seems as you get older, beer no longer goes straight through you but sits in your belly forever, hampering the tying of shoelaces.
Previously I'd seen Gin as a drink for old biddies, toffs and Donald Cox the Sweaty Fox:

 

[littlespark]

<-------- Coffee. In that mug

 

[Dillb]

Trying to keep my alchol intake down at the minute. But not going to be successful tomorrow as got a all dayer starting at 12 tomorrow which should get very messy.