What Is Your Favorite Drink?

[Reeve]

I really want to like Gin, but every time I have it, it just tastes like I fell head-first into a bush and got plant in my mouth.

As for me? Water mostly, black coffee in the morning, vodka tonic if it's a weekend or I am sleeping in for some reason.

Try Nolet's. It has very little juniper in it, almost imperceptible really, and is a lot more floral. Easy, refreshing. Also, the lid of the bottle is satisfyingly weighty.

[Kellorion]

Mt. Dew, %2 Milk, then Simply Limeade

[Independent voter]

Coffee, tea.

[Reeve]

Mt. Dew, %2 Milk, then Simply Limeade

In the Simply line of products, I like to do 2/3 of a glass of Simply Cranberry, and fill the rest with Goya Ginger Beer (or Fever Tree if I can't find Goya). It's awesome. If you're feeling frisky, you can go 1/3 Beefeater Gin, 1/3 Simply Cran, 1/3 Goya Ginger Beer.

[Queen of Hamsters]

American (as in made in the US) Cherry Coke.

Coke Zero comes a close second, just wish I could get my hands on Cherry Coke Zero from the US.

As for non-fizzy drinks, peach or mango ice tea is at the top followed by ice water.

[Annoying]

Try Nolet's. It has very little juniper in it, almost imperceptible really, and is a lot more floral. Easy, refreshing. Also, the lid of the bottle is satisfyingly weighty.

Man, hefty pricetag. Maybe someday when I'm up in ABQ i can search for a place that has it on shelf or something, but it'll probably still cost an arm and a leg. Hrm.

[Malachi256]

Honorable mention to Kool-Aid. What flavor? Red, of course.

For over a decade now one of my favorite summer drinks has been Kool-Aid lemonade. So good.

edit: and Dr. Pepper tastes like cough syrup, but my wife loves it....

[Berengil]

alcoholic: Sangria

non-alcoholic: Coke Zero

[breadisfunny]

I don't think you have any test subjects.

i appropriated some draenei test subjects. they all came up with a case of the deads after drinking the water.

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Try Nolet's. It has very little juniper in it, almost imperceptible really, and is a lot more floral. Easy, refreshing. Also, the lid of the bottle is satisfyingly weighty.

we don't have anything like that here. in fact i dare say none of our local stores even sell gin.

[Reeve]

Man, hefty pricetag. Maybe someday when I'm up in ABQ i can search for a place that has it on shelf or something, but it'll probably still cost an arm and a leg. Hrm.

Yeah, I suppose it's one of the pricier bottles. It's the most obviously non-juniper-y gin I know though. Hmmm, let me have a think on it and I'll try to come up with something cheaper that it's quite so juniper bush to the face (though that's often one of my favorite parts).

My local favorite bar carries Nolet's occasionally, and they'll usually make me a double martini with it for $8, but I suspect that's because I'm one of their favorite customers, and the whole reason they have fancy gins like that is because they appreciate the quality and appreciate customers who appreciate it. They'll even do it with the Tanqueray Malacca, which is occasionally rare enough that it can get sold for as much as $400/bottle.

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we don't have anything like that here. in fact i dare say none of our local stores even sell gin.

I don't know how you can stand to live there without gin.

[Deleted]

For thirst: Water or orange juice
For energy: Coffee or 568ml Battery
For shitfacing: Liquorice Vodka

[Molis]

Jamesons and Ginger Ale with a lemon twist

[Annoying]

Yeah, I suppose it's one of the pricier bottles. It's the most obviously non-juniper-y gin I know though. Hmmm, let me have a think on it and I'll try to come up with something cheaper that it's quite so juniper bush to the face (though that's often one of my favorite parts).

My local favorite bar carries Nolet's occasionally, and they'll usually make me a double martini with it for $8, but I suspect that's because I'm one of their favorite customers, and the whole reason they have fancy gins like that is because they appreciate the quality and appreciate customers who appreciate it. They'll even do it with the Tanqueray Malacca, which is occasionally rare enough that it can get sold for as much as $400/bottle.

I don't know how you can stand to live there without gin.

Hah, the regular treatment. I sometimes order a "well" whiskey with a splash and they hand me a double bulleit w/ splash. Heh.
I definitely know the two small-town bars won't ever really order anything that expensive, though. =/

[Felicia]

Usually diet dr. pepper, water, coffee, and green tea (sweetened with honey). Sometimes I'll switch in diet coke for the diet dr. pepper... only drink one a day, so it takes me a while to get through a 12 pack.

[kail]

Cold glass of Blue Moon with an orange slice. A staple whenever I dine at a restaurant.

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we don't have anything like that here. in fact i dare say none of our local stores even sell gin.

You don't have liquor stores?

[Theinquisition]

Purple drank of course.

[SLSAMG]

[Deleted]

Gin and tonic.

[Hydrofluoric]

Sweet tea.

Gold Peak or Red Diamond is god-tier.

I often make my own but it comes out too bitter or too sugary, I have yet to perfect it.

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Chocolate milk, hands down. Cold or warm, I don't care.

Warm Chocolate milk?
I'm not sure what to say.


I don't like it.

[SLSAMG]

White russians aren't half bad either. I should've listed that one instead.