Choice beverages

[Reverend]

I drink a lot of liquids. I typically drink:
-one cup of coffee in the morning
-one water bottle during lunch
-one 1 liter bottle of Vintage Seltzer in the afternoon
-a few cups of water during dinner
-anywhere between 2 and 6 cups of tea throughout the afternoon and evening

My teas of choice are Earl Grey, Oolong, Jasmine, Chai, and Lapsang souchong.

[Ack]

Water, sweet tea, cranberry juice, orange juice, grape juice, and chocolate soy milk(I'm lactose intolerant). I'll have Gatoraide or Yoohoo from time to time because I love the taste and both my girlfriend and I have childhood memories associated with them.

[CRTGAMER]

The way the drinks are going Maybe merge these two threads?

http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopi ... lit=boones

[Capcomwarrior]

I pretty much only drink water, organic milk, and select juices (100% only - no cocktails or "juice beverages") for sustenance.

Favorite hoppy beer - Stone IPA
Favorite malt-focused beer - Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout
Favorite wheat beer - Weinstephan Hefe Weisen
Favorite pizza beer - tie between Becks and Bavaria (Bavaria is better quality, Becks has more sentimental value)
Favorite Belgian - Houblon Chouffe (its pretty much a Belgian Tripel IPA, if you will - absolutely one of a kind fusion of two of my favorite varieties)

Favorite wine country - Chile (best quality for the buck - many $10 bottles from Chile taste like $25 or $30)

Not really in to liquor, but have tried many interesting single malt scotches and irish whiskeys.

[durkada]

I pretty much only drink water, organic milk, and select juices (100% only - no cocktails or "juice beverages") for sustenance.

Favorite hoppy beer - Stone IPA
Favorite malt-focused beer - Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout
Favorite wheat beer - Weinstephan Hefe Weisen
Favorite pizza beer - tie between Becks and Bavaria (Bavaria is better quality, Becks has more sentimental value)
Favorite Belgian - Houblon Chouffe (its pretty much a Belgian Tripel IPA, if you will - absolutely one of a kind fusion of two of my favorite varieties)

Favorite wine country - Chile (best quality for the buck - many $10 bottles from Chile taste like $25 or $30)

Not really in to liquor, but have tried many interesting single malt scotches and irish whiskeys.

Nice list!

I recently started a new job that has alot of immigrants from Chile... I'll have to bring this up with them tomorrow.

I would also suggest you give a Unibrou beer a try. Specifically, Fin Du Monde. Humourous branding with gothy beer names and labels, but the taste is out of this world.

[saturnfan]

The fact that he points out that the 6 pack has over 2000 calories is also asinine because anyone who drank a 6 pack of that stuff in one sitting would be seriously intoxicated to the point of passing out in a pool of his own vomit.

I could go on, but I think you all get the point.

Fact:

I've taken down a six pack of Bigfoot Ale in four innings of a Cubs game. I was buzzed, but no where near seriously intoxicated.

Bus yes, the general run of the mill American beer tastes like club soda with a slice of bread in it.

My personal favorite beverage would be Laphroig, straight.

edit* I also downed a sixer of Miller Lite that game. I was intoxicated after that. But, I did sleep well that night.

You must be a big dude or an experienced drinker because a 6 pack of bigfoot would be like consuming 14 miller lites on top of the 6 real miller lites you drank.

I am just saying that most would be ripped by the end of that bigfoot six pack.

[MrPopo]

(I'm lactose intolerant).

You and me can never hang out.

[swiftzx]

Mountain Dew, fruit punch, or water for me.

[saturnfan]

I pretty much only drink water, organic milk, and select juices (100% only - no cocktails or "juice beverages") for sustenance.

Favorite hoppy beer - Stone IPA
Favorite malt-focused beer - Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout
Favorite wheat beer - Weinstephan Hefe Weisen
Favorite pizza beer - tie between Becks and Bavaria (Bavaria is better quality, Becks has more sentimental value)
Favorite Belgian - Houblon Chouffe (its pretty much a Belgian Tripel IPA, if you will - absolutely one of a kind fusion of two of my favorite varieties)

Favorite wine country - Chile (best quality for the buck - many $10 bottles from Chile taste like $25 or $30)

Not really in to liquor, but have tried many interesting single malt scotches and irish whiskeys.

Nice list!

I recently started a new job that has alot of immigrants from Chile... I'll have to bring this up with them tomorrow.

I would also suggest you give a Unibrou beer a try. Specifically, Fin Du Monde. Humourous branding with gothy beer names and labels, but the taste is out of this world.

I second Unibrou, although I don't agree that the names are "gothy", they are just in french.

[Jrecee]