The Drinks thread

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Mister_toad
Tesco's sparkling spring water with grapefruit juice.

I normally do grapefruit and lemonade .. never tried with sparkling water ... any good??
Sorry, that was me not making myself very clear. The water already has the grapefruit juice added....................and it's delicious. Really sharp and refreshing. I'm pretty sure mixing your own would be just as nice though. :D
Mixing your own water with Grapefruit juice :shock: How would that look at a bring a bottle party I wonder wink

I suppose if it were the right kind of party it would be ok, but I will give it a miss if my parents come for Xmas Dinner I think :D
Hee hee hee.
Believe me, I won't be mixing my own water to drink with anything :shock:

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Abilene
Dammie !!!!!!!
Wanna shag?

Always
and
All ways
wink

9 Dec 2006

Well having spent a wonderful evening with a wonderful person last night wink

I am celebrating tonight with a bottle of 12 yo matured Glenmorangie single malt.
you watch how rapidly my posts go downhill tonight :lol2:

9 Dec 2006

Will make a mental note to watch out for you later, you'll be charged with posting whilst tipsy... are you a stereotypical male tho? i.e drink, promise the best shag on the planet then start snoring?
xxxx

9 Dec 2006

Baron De Courchelle, Saint Emilion, a dark rich red wine from Bordeaux and Morrisons lager

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Pete_sw
Well having spent a wonderful evening with a wonderful person last night
I am celebrating tonight with a bottle of 12 yo matured Glenmorangie single malt.
you watch how rapidly my posts go downhill tonight :lol2:

Uh oh ...watch out readers ... drunken rambling ahead. Put your seat belts on !! ;)

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Pete_sw
Well having spent a wonderful evening with a wonderful person last night
I am celebrating tonight with a bottle of 12 yo matured Glenmorangie single malt.
you watch how rapidly my posts go downhill tonight :lol2:

They wont have far to go to reach rock bottom lol

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Pete_sw
you watch how rapidly my posts go downhill tonight :lol2:

Will we notice a difference?? dunno

9 Dec 2006

Well, I had a can of Stella with my pizza an hour ago.
I have just opened a bottle of Timothy Taylor's Landlord which has been out on the doorstep cooling down for the last hour, in the fridge that is North Yorkshire tonight. The Landlord will be followed by a bottle of Black Sheep Ale.
And that will do me nicely for the evening.
:cheers:

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Happy Cats
Baron De Courchelle, Saint Emilion, a dark rich red wine from Bordeaux and Morrisons lager

What in the same glass together!!!
lol

:lol:

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Sarah
Baron De Courchelle, Saint Emilion, a dark rich red wine from Bordeaux and Morrisons lager

What in the same glass together!!!
lol

:lol:
Stop being common! :lol:

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Happy Cats
Baron De Courchelle, Saint Emilion, a dark rich red wine from Bordeaux and Morrisons lager

What in the same glass together!!!
lol

:lol:
Stop being common! :lol:
What me common?? Never~~~~~~~~~ :lol:

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Gitfinger
Well, I had a can of Stella with my pizza an hour ago.
I have just opened a bottle of Timothy Taylor's Landlord which has been out on the doorstep cooling down for the last hour, in the fridge that is North Yorkshire tonight. The Landlord will be followed by a bottle of Black Sheep Ale.
And that will do me nicely for the evening.
:cheers:

Hellfire! I live in the countryside surrounded by old people who keeping waking up dead and even I wouldn't leave bottles of drink on the doorstep! biggrin

Apart from that, forgive my ignorance, but please tell me what on earth is Timothy Taylor's Landlord? other than the bloke behind the bar at Timothy Taylor's local that is, quick reply appreciated before anyone calls me an uneducated southerner who now lives in the middle bit wink

9 Dec 2006

I have to admit to actually liking Lambrusco Light... I guess that makes me a right cheap bird! Mr TN despairs.

9 Dec 2006

a very large whisky and coke
got some catchin up to do lol

9 Dec 2006

Blossom Hill white zinfandel.

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Hungrypussy69
Blossom Hill white zinfandel.

That means absolutely nothing to me confused

Is it a drink lol

9 Dec 2006

It`s wine. It`s called white zinfandel but it`s actually rose coloured.

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Thinkingnaughty
I have to admit to actually liking Lambrusco Light... I guess that makes me a right cheap bird! Mr TN despairs.

I wouldn't dream of calling you cheap Mrs TN after making me so welcome...
If you want to try a tasty red, try JME rioja. It can be expensive, but a certain supermarket with an A at the beginning and end, does it quite cheap at the mo. It taste almost, but not quite, like mulled wine from the bottle. They delivered it as a substitute to a South African and I did the whole complain about stupid substitutions thing, only to find it was possibly the best bottle I had opened in ages!
Still a stupid substitution though biggrin

I do drink other stuff than red wine by the way :D I take my medication with water...... :D

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Hungrypussy69
It`s wine. It`s called white zinfandel but it`s actually rose coloured.

Its rose coloured but its called white confused

Think i will stick to my buds lol

9 Dec 2006

Maybe its a white rose lol

9 Dec 2006

It's ok - you can call me cheap if you like - I quite like the idea at times heehee
Red wine has to be heady, mature and with a long finish. The kind that warms your inside in seconds and makes you feel all fuzzy. (or was that men? ahem...)
If you read my posts from earlier in the day - you'll probably be able to tell i've now had two glasses of the stuff!
xxxx

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Thinkingnaughty
Red wine has to be heady, mature and with a long finish. The kind that warms your inside in seconds

You might just be describing my perfect date !!

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Mister_toad
Well, I had a can of Stella with my pizza an hour ago.
I have just opened a bottle of Timothy Taylor's Landlord which has been out on the doorstep cooling down for the last hour, in the fridge that is North Yorkshire tonight. The Landlord will be followed by a bottle of Black Sheep Ale.
And that will do me nicely for the evening.
:cheers:

Hellfire! I live in the countryside surrounded by old people who keeping waking up dead and even I wouldn't leave bottles of drink on the doorstep! biggrin

Apart from that, forgive my ignorance, but please tell me what on earth is Timothy Taylor's Landlord? other than the bloke behind the bar at Timothy Taylor's local that is, quick reply appreciated before anyone calls me an uneducated southerner who now lives in the middle bit wink

I rent a house on a farm, no streetlights, dead-end lane. There was a caravan nicked from winter storage a few weeks ago, but my beer's safe. The deer often forget to bring the bottle opener out with them.
Timothy Taylor is a brewer based in Keighley, West Yorkshire. Landlord is their Pale Ale, and is normally one of the first beers to run out at beer fests. Morrisons do it at a bottle - or less if you buy four bottles of any mix of beers at one time.
I'm an uneducated southerner who now lives in the top bit. Wouldn't go back unless I had to.
Well into the Black Shheeep now. Got the taste, so have just put another bottle outside. Ridley's Old Bob this time. Hic.
drinkies

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Abilene
Red wine has to be heady, mature and with a long finish. The kind that warms your inside in seconds

You might just be describing my perfect date !!
Heady - the drink does that for me lol

Mature - definately, maybe too mature! (old git) :lol:
Long finish - hopefully
warms your insides - usually happens smile

9 Dec 2006

woohoo... might have to go teetotal and try something new insted LMAO
night all
xxxx

9 Dec 2006

Quote by jesster
Red wine has to be heady, mature and with a long finish. The kind that warms your inside in seconds

You might just be describing my perfect date !!
Heady - the drink does that for me lol

Mature - definately, maybe too mature! (old git) :lol:
Long finish - hopefully
warms your insides - usually happens smile

Agreed, but I never drink from the tap wink

:lol:

9 Dec 2006

Bailey's for me please biggrin

9 Dec 2006

Quote by Sassy-Seren
Bailey's for me please

What from the tap? wink

9 Dec 2006

tea