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Whats your favourite drink?

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  • 14-11-2011 1:32am
    #1
    Galwayguy35
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    Mine is a nice cold pint of Bulmers


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    _blank_
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    I have a few

    Trouble Brewing's Dark Arts Porter
    Monteith's Black
    Fuller's ESB

    and recently

    Brew Dog's Trashy Blonde


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    Mo14
    Registered Users Posts: 341 ✭✭Mo14


    Very hard to pick just one, it's probably one of either 90 minute IPA, Breweyed Blonde or Chimay Blue.


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    slayerking
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    Couldn't pick just one....
    But I can't get enough of the great Irish Pale Ales that are being produced by our micro breweries at the mo.
    Just delish :)


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    g5fd6ow0hseima
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    O'Haras 'Leann Folláin' is one of the nicest stouts that I've had. Brains stout is also quite nice. Basically the world needs more stouts.


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    Galwayguy35
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    Must admit ive never heard of most of them. Polish vodka mixed with apple juice is nice though.


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    talkinyite
    Closed Accounts Posts: 349 ✭✭talkinyite


    Love a nice poitín from the freezer, or crested ten or murphys mmm


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    Mr Simpson
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    Lately I've been enjoying Brooklyn Lager, I'm not much of a beer drinker, but I quite enjoy it


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    Galwayguy35
    Registered Users Posts: 16,452 ✭✭✭✭Galwayguy35


    talkinyite wrote: »
    Love a nice poitín from the freezer, or crested ten or murphys mmm
    Its hard to get good genuine poitin these days. My old man used to get really good stuff from an aul fella he knew.


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    talkinyite
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    had a really nice sake from a wooden bottle before aswell, but all the other ones I've had tasted muck. Can't go wrong with Hennessy :)


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    Skullsri
    Registered Users Posts: 56 ✭✭Skullsri


    Nice cold can of bulmers or a bottle of tooheys extra dry..


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    talkinyite
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    Galwayguy35 wrote: »
    Its hard to get good genuine poitin these days. My old man used to get really good stuff from an aul fella he knew.

    I know yeah it's understandable though, could you imagine if people could easily get it and drank it like they do vodka with mixers? I'm lucky I get the odd bottle of genuine poitín and mead, the last one i had was 9 years old.


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    Saruwatari
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    Only properly got into beers over the past year, but Olde Suffolk English Ale is definitely the best I've had so far. Mouth is watering just typing its name out... :p


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    MadYaker
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    Buckfast.


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    saa
    Registered Users Posts: 2,194 ✭✭✭saa


    icey whiskey and diet coke


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    Cavehill Red
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    Galwayguy35 wrote: »
    Its hard to get good genuine poitin these days. My old man used to get really good stuff from an aul fella he knew.

    Try Cooley's new single potstill poitin. It's the real deal, and made from a barley mash as opposed to some spuds, molasses, petrol, whatever some dodgy farmer had lying around, etc...

    My favourite drink? Irish whiskey, neat. I'm not fussy - I'll take a 16 year old Bushmills single malt as quick as a Powers Johns Lane single potstill.


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    redlead
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    Brandon Glamorous Industry wrote: »
    O'Haras 'Leann Folláin' is one of the nicest stouts that I've had. Brains stout is also quite nice. Basically the world needs more stouts.

    Leann Folláin is exceptionally good. Dungarvans Blackrock would be my favourite just ahead of it. Wrasslers xxxx is my favourite draught stout followed closely by O'Hara's draught.


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    Technocentral
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    redlead wrote: »
    Leann Folláin is exceptionally good. Dungarvans Blackrock would be my favourite just ahead of it. Wrasslers xxxx is my favourite draught stout followed closely by O'Hara's draught.

    Wrasslers on draft is the daddy of the mack daddy's for sure.


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    Kmc123
    Registered Users Posts: 64 ✭✭Kmc123


    big fan of snakebites lately!!;)


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    ted1
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    Cavehill Red wrote: »
    Try Cooley's new single potstill poitin. It's the real deal, and made from a barley mash as opposed to some spuds, molasses, petrol, whatever some dodgy farmer had lying around, etc...

    My favourite drink? Irish whiskey, neat. I'm not fussy - I'll take a 16 year old Bushmills single malt as quick as a Powers Johns Lane single potstill.

    Isn't poitin meant to made with potatoes, so how is a barley the real deal?


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    UrbanSea
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    Only had it a few times but Aruba Red was delicious


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    the beer revolu
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    ted1 wrote: »
    Isn't poitin meant to made with potatoes, so how is a barley the real deal?

    No, that is a myth. Technically spirit can be made from anything that contains sugar - even just sugar and water but good poitín is made from barley .


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    lotar
    Registered Users Posts: 18 ✭lotar


    I like Ice vodka, kinda pricey though, and then fire fly, Midori melon liquor, chocolate mint vodka, Kahlua, Jack Daniels, Captain Morgan...


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    Westwood
    Registered Users Posts: 535 ✭✭✭Westwood


    Marston's Oyster Stout


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    #25
    missbelle
    Registered Users Posts: 494 ✭✭missbelle


    Bulmers apple or Kopparberg mixed fruit cider ;)
    Very partial to vodka & red bull, but I've banned myself from it, cos it sends me crazy :p


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    shy-tall-knight
    Closed Accounts Posts: 349 ✭✭shy-tall-knight


    Eagle Rare Single Barrel bourbon from the Buffalo Trace distillery will be my drink of choice this Christmas day. Fantastic stuff.


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    BOHtox
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    Definitely a nice cold Bulmers. Preferably from a pint bottle poured into a glass with ice.

    Jameson and coke is seriously underrated too!


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