Favourite tipple

Dazzza
Dazzza Posts: 2,364
edited September 2008 in The Crudcatcher
Nothing better then coming back from a good ride to neck down your favourite bevvie, like now funnily enouugh. ;)

Mine is innis & gunn whiskey aged beer mmmmmm

What's yours then?

http://www.innisandgunn.com/
The trouble with having an open mind, of course, is that people will insist on coming along and trying to put things in it.
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  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    A good cold continental lager - Stella is good, but latest favourite is a beer called Veltins.
  • Yeti575
    Yeti575 Posts: 291
    It's got to be an ice cold bottle of Stella, or Grolsch, or 1664, or Export, or Carling etc,etc,etc!!
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  • Surf-Matt
    Surf-Matt Posts: 5,952
    Skinners Betty Stoggs for most occasions.

    Becks Vier when in lager mode (very rarely)

    Laphroig when it spirits mode (also rarely)

    A variety of old world wines to suit the right food when eating.

    Drinking is BRILLIANT! :D
  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    Do like Vier, nice tasting for a lowish strength lager.

    Alcohol is good: it is a preservative, so keeps you young looking ;-)
  • Bikedevil
    Bikedevil Posts: 1,156
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  • That Inniss and Gunn is tasty stuff, but for me it's Black Sheep Riggwelter.

    I've started drinking a lot more lager than I used to when I go out, mainly because the bitter in a lot of bars just sits in the pipes for weeks and tastes like gash, but I go for the continental stuff if I can and avoid the Carling/Fosters piss water.

    I do like a nice camp bottle of rose wine to get me started off on a night out!
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  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    Riggwelter is lethal! But goooooood.
  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,675
    currently having a bottle of Youngs Double Chocolate Stout.
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  • stumpyjon
    stumpyjon Posts: 4,069
    Matt

    love the concept of drinking modes :lol:

    For me it's a nice cold bottle of Budweiser, never used to like lager, always drank bitter (or mild when I was a student, cheaper and not so strong), until a holiday in the Canaries. Tastes better out of a bottle too, don't know why just does.

    Like a nice glass of red as well, preferably new world, trouble is the missus hardly drinks so if I open a bottle I have to finish it all :shock:

    For spirits mode it'd be Edradour single malt, b*gger to get hold of, can only get it in the distillery in Pitlochry, Selfridges in London, the houses of parliment (they do a special one for the House of lords) and for some weird reason Byrnes wine merchants in Clitheroe (which handily enough is where I work, Clitheroe not Byrnes).
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  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,675
    stumpyjon
    my local has a full selection of Edradour, still not desiced on it though. need to try more of them.
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  • CraigXXL
    CraigXXL Posts: 1,852
    Pint Guiness, unless it's boiling hot then it's an ice cold Bulmers dry Cider. Spirit has got to be a Bushmills single malt in double measures.

    Also got a thing for Mojito's at the moment don't knock it til you've tried it.

    Stumpyjon, I had a nice Edradour malt last night from the Un-chill filtered collection, nice but no Bushmills. Picked it up 2 years ago at Pitlochry.
  • Surf-Matt
    Surf-Matt Posts: 5,952
    Mojitos are nice - but rarely made with the proper cachasa (sp?) rum - which they should be.

    Stumpyjon - very important to drink the right booze at the right time.
    Two cans of cold Vier went down a treat yesterday on a sunny secluded beach accessible only by boat :lol: 8) Bit burnt today though :oops:
  • realnumber 1
    realnumber 1 Posts: 675
    On a hot day after a good ride you can't beat a decent cold lager.
    If just going to the pub for a few then real ale is always good. Love the tim taylors landloard.
    Spirits wise I don't have very often but always like to have a bottle of Absinthe in for those special occasions.
  • Dazzza
    Dazzza Posts: 2,364
    That Inniss and Gunn is tasty stuff, but for me it's Black Sheep Riggwelter.

    Just bought me 2 bottles of black sheep, good stuff, quite stong and deceptive for an ale, it has a dark coffee/chocolate taste to me cheers for that another favourite added. :)
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  • miss notax
    miss notax Posts: 2,572
    Well, just to add a girlie view to the discussion.... can't beat a G&T (Gordons of course :wink: ) or a good glass of wine. Or a nice glass of Pimms in the summer, with strawberries and mint :D

    A chilled beer ocassionally, but i'm not used to drinking it anymore and such a lightweight that it generally gets rather messy.... :oops:
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  • Surf-Matt
    Surf-Matt Posts: 5,952
    Naah - Bombay Saphire is nicer! :lol:
  • mtb.boy
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  • Dazzza
    Dazzza Posts: 2,364
    Oh god i tried that one along with the black sheep riggwelter.

    Very strong for an ale but very very nice, dammit gonna buy a couple methinks.
    The trouble with having an open mind, of course, is that people will insist on coming along and trying to put things in it.
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  • ride_whenever
    ride_whenever Posts: 13,279
    pint of discovery or decent local cider,

    glass of pimms at henley, but you have to take out a morgage against your kidney to afford it!

    or ardbeg renaissance if i want something a bit stiff.

    Quite fond of 42 below too

    and the sliver mercedes at the living room in oxford, a cocktail made with mango sorbet, it is to die for!
  • Bones!!
    Bones!! Posts: 83
    Dazzza wrote:
    Oh god i tried that one along with the black sheep riggwelter.

    Very strong for an ale but very very nice, dammit gonna buy a couple methinks.

    Nice to know some people around here appreciate a quality ale. mmmmm staff discount :P
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  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    You can send me a few down!
  • Bones!!
    Bones!! Posts: 83
    Save the postage lol am going to Rotherham on Saturday :D
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  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    Rotherham, oh well, good luck!!!
  • Bones!!
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    I survived scruffy Sheffield :twisted: twice in the last month, sure i can manage Rotherham. :lol:
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  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    I am from the leafy green bits of Sheffield! Rotherham is just grey concrete bits lol
  • Amos
    Amos Posts: 438
    Guiness, or some Real Ale.

    I can't hack drinking beers like Fosters, Stella, Carlsberg much anymore, too much fizz!
  • Surf-Matt
    Surf-Matt Posts: 5,952
    I love Adams Ale

    Adnams ale?!
  • clarkson
    clarkson Posts: 1,641
    either fosters, or more recentyl, brains beer. however i dont thinks its sold anywhere other than wales. :(
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  • Bikedevil
    Bikedevil Posts: 1,156
    Brains is awesome! I'm more drawn to Brains Dark than SA though. I've only ever seen it once outside of Wales, in Manchester asa guest ale.

    Bones!! wrote:
    I survived scruffy Sheffield :twisted: twice in the last month, sure i can manage Rotherham. :lol:

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