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Red wine.

needs another option: YES

Jagermeister, beer (Sprecher!) and occasionally wine.

Coffee!

See viewtopic.php?f=11&t=30555&p=267468#p267468!

When someone else is buying, Crown & Dr. Pepper, with a dash of lime.

Otherwise, water.

Doug "very dull, but very wired"

Lowfat chocolate milk.

Either Purity or homemade using Ovaltine Rich Chocolate.

bloke wrote: When I drink so little (and never more than 2X this amount in any given year) why drink beer? No beer tastes as good a top-tier wine or a top-tier Tennessee whisky.

Why drink beer? 'Cause there are some folks like me that are allergic to wine, love beer, and are too damned cheap to buy top-tier whisky.

Now, if it would've been an option, Sake would definitely get my vote.

bloke wrote: When I drink so little (and never more than 2X this amount in any given year) why drink beer? No beer tastes as good a top-tier wine or a top-tier Tennessee whisky.

Why drink beer? 'Cause there are some folks like me that are allergic to wine, love beer, and are too damned cheap to buy top-tier whisky.

Now, if it would've been an option, Sake would definitely get my vote.

I like liquor and everything, but it's too easy to get sloppy drunk on the stuff...especially if you can't taste it in the lemonade they put it in at parties... haha!

It is not too commonly known that New Jersey is the third largest producer of cranberries in the US...this year at Thanksgiving, I tried cranberry wine, both red and white...I have to say, it was quite delicious!

Bier. The Munich brands; Paulaner, Spaten, Hacker-Pschorr. The heart and soul of bier.

I don't drink very often. I will buy a six pack (usually Sam Adams or Corona) and it might last me a month. However, when I do have a drink, it will most often be a nice, single malt Scotch, or if it's hot, a Tanqueray and tonic.

Based on the collection of returnable bottles on my deck, it appears that any sort of seasonal brew from a west coast microbrewery seems to be my drink of choice. I prefer ales, in the amber range, although there are some darker ones. I was recently introduced to a Mango Mojito, however, and that was pretty tasty.

My answer is "Yes".

as far as volume goes, it's mostly beer. and Mostly the Local micro's pilsner.

but I enjoy a nice whiskey or tequila, cheap beer, cheap and good wines.....etc.

not so big on vodkas.

lots of coffee....

would have been nice to have Hot Cocoa on that list

I've been enjoying single-malt scotch lately. Can get a load of enjoyment out of a very small amount of that stuff.

i wish i could answer this question without risking getting in trouble with cops...

7-11 Colombian Coffee

Iced tea, ice water and pale beer in summer.
Hot coffee and tea, hot chocolate and dark beer in winter.
Just had a Yuengling Black and Tan dark beer that tasted rightous.

This winter I have been enjoying a snifter of brandy in the evening after dinner. (not every evenign of course)

Nothing like a smooth VSOP to relax with.

k

I'm not really that much of a drinker, but I do drink some beer. In Vietnam, the beer of choice was Tiger beer. Here in the Philippines, they often tell you that the beer of choice is San Miguel. However, once you get to know Filipinos, you discover that this is the choice of Filipinas (women). Men usually drink a brand of beer called Red Horse, which is manufactured by San Miguel.



Red Horse has an alcohol content of about 6%. It's one of the few beers that you can actually taste the alcohol. The Filipinos call this "premium strong beer," which is better than what the Americans call it...



...malt liquor!

Colt 45 has a 7.2% alcohol content! I don't know why men who drink it are called sissies!

Well, if it is set in front of me, I will say, "Thank you," and not turn it down. As a guy who has had the occasion in the long distant past to spend time in both the Heineken brewery and the Bass Ale brewery, I am surprised to say that recently I've been drinking Busch Light, and actually enjoying it.