Cocktail Hour

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goodwitch

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I like a rum and coke, too. I also like Lemon Drops (don't know what's in them, sorry. And only if the bartender uses ice that has been put through a blender!) Not much of a drinker, so can't list alot of drinks for you. Shots of Yager or Fireball always work for me, too!
The lemon drops I've had have been shots: shot of vodka dip lemon slice in sugar & suck!

I LOVE Drunken Gummy Bears: Soak Gummy bears in any flavor vodka or rum(i like mango) for a couple of day in the fridge. So yummy!!!!
 

Winter

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Ok, I've got one...and its my 'usual' though even bar staff tend to go "errr...really"...Midori and Milk with a ton of ice. Not an actual tonne...thats silliness and a huge glass...honestly, who has hands that big? Midori...in a healthy amount and milk to the top. Tall glass...filled with ice first. Mmmmmm try one and raise it to me. Its damn good.
 

Neesy

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Tonight I am enjoying a glass of Baileys on the rocks. Yum:)
Bailey's Irish Cream - the good stuff (not the cheaper imitation brands) is good with a cup of coffee as well. If you want to make an Irish Coffee then it's Jamieson's Irish whiskey in fresh hot coffee in a special glass mug, rimmed with sugar. A dollop of thick whipped cream on top, a maraschino cherry and perhaps a wee sprinkle of cinnamon sugar to top it off!


This picture is missing the cherry on top! (maybe that is just a Canadian thing?)
 

Neesy

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Vodka Gimlet
  • 2 oz Vodka
  • ¾ oz Lime juice, freshly squeezed
  • 1 tsp Simple Syrup
Combine ingredients in a shaker ¾ full of ice. Shake to the beat of the Charleston while thinking of a flapper in a short skirt (but not your grandmother). Strain into a pre-chilled cocktail glass, garnish with a lime wheel, and settle down to enjoy one of life’s tarter pleasures.

vodka-gimlet.jpg
 

two gun Dan

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Nothing fancy here for the most part. Just fill a glass one third with ice, cover with whiskey (usually some Canadian) and fill the rest with 7 up. Otherwise I may put three ice cubes in a tumbler and cover with a good single malt scotch. And on weekends I like to cook fancy and will have a bottle of white or red wine to go with dinner. I like to brew my own wine. (I only drink on days that end in Y.) Thanks for starting this thread Danie.
 

two gun Dan

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Vodka Gimlet
  • 2 oz Vodka
  • ¾ oz Lime juice, freshly squeezed
  • 1 tsp Simple Syrup
Combine ingredients in a shaker ¾ full of ice. Shake to the beat of the Charleston while thinking of a flapper in a short skirt (but not your grandmother). Strain into a pre-chilled cocktail glass, garnish with a lime wheel, and settle down to enjoy one of life’s tarter pleasures.

vodka-gimlet.jpg

Heavens to Betsy!!!! Absolutely not my Grand Mother!!! Now I have to smooth my hair back down. Maybe while sipping a Vodka Gimlet.
 

MadamMack

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Nothing fancy here for the most part. Just fill a glass one third with ice, cover with whiskey (usually some Canadian) and fill the rest with 7 up. Otherwise I may put three ice cubes in a tumbler and cover with a good single malt scotch. And on weekends I like to cook fancy and will have a bottle of white or red wine to go with dinner. I like to brew my own wine. (I only drink on days that end in Y.) Thanks for starting this thread Danie.

@two gun Dan

Days that end in Y . . .

:lol:
 

nate_watkins

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Oh yeah, not fancy but affordable. I can't afford more expensive beers usually, for a splurge I might go for a Stella Artois or something similar.

I've tried it once and wasn't too fond of it. Perhaps I should give it another try, but I don't think I'll have high expectations... :biggrin2:
Lol. It is usually Labatt's Blue for me.
My dad used to drink that all the time. Eventually he switched to Natural Light 'cause it's cheaper. Now he just drinks Coors Lite, aka water.
 

kellykid

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I've tried it once and wasn't too fond of it. Perhaps I should giveher try, but I don't think I'll have high expectatwon't... :biggrin2:

My dad used to drink that all the time. Eventually he switched to Natural Light 'cause it's cheaper. Now he just drinks Coors Lite, aka water.

Water like Miller Lite but if you will be drinking for an extended period of time it makes sense, I mean if I am out watching a game, I would rather stick with something that won 't make me forget who won !