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What is your favourite alcoholic drink?

ForeverYoung90

My top 3:

3.Whiskey straight shot
2.Bulmers
1.Heineken

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Drinking an Irish wine from Ballyvaughan at the moment. Fairly tasty!

MaxSteele

Southern Comfort and red lemonade (southy and red) yum yum:p

Toots

Pimms served 1 part Pimms to 2 parts lemonade with slices of orange, lemon, strawberries, cucumber, mint leaves and ice.

Seaneh

tok9 wrote: »

Paulaner is a great beer.

No it's not. It's a **** example of a **** german style.

upandcumming

I love Becks.

tok9

Seaneh wrote: »

No it's not. It's a **** example of a **** german style.

Not for me it isn't.

If you have another example of a good beer and where I can get it in cork I'll be more than happy to try it out.

britespark

crazygeryy wrote: »

Toilet duck

Harp ic ??

Truley

Beer
Red wine with food
Sometime Jameson and Coke if I'm on a night out.

Don't touch vodka,gin, sambuca etc

patrickbrophy18

Carling, 99 calories per can with the same alcohol content as the rest of them.

pauldla

A pint of Guinness or a good IPA.

Cocktail hour, White Russian.

Red wine. Not too fussy (or terribly knowledgeable) about them, but got a box set of Wyndham Estate Shiraz a few years back and maaaaaaaaan they were nice.

Herb Powell

Seaneh wrote: »

No it's not. It's a **** example of a **** german style.

Whoah, let's not get offensive :pac:

Any good beer, too difficult to pick one though. O'Hara's make really good stuff though, their IPA and Cuirim are so good

crazygeryy

Seaneh wrote: »

tok9 wrote: »

Paulaner is a great beer.

No it's not. It's a **** example of a **** german style.

Steady on old chap.paulaner is a fine beverage.

BabyMonkeyy

captain morgan and coke!

I drink a ridiculous amount of it on a night out! Nasty hangover the next day but i cant stay away from it!

builttospill

I think Seaneh's slight comes from a belief that there is so much craft beer out there that is exciting that when someone mentions Paulaner it is annoying because prople are just choosing a beer that is supposedly exotic for some but at the same time widely available so they aren't really scratching under the surface and just going for a beer that to them means craft while really its just the tip of the beer iceberg.

Seaneh

tok9 wrote: »

Not for me it isn't.

If you have another example of a good beer and where I can get it in cork I'll be more than happy to try it out.

Pop into Abbot's Ale House, they have more beers than I could name to choose from.

Start off with something like Brewdog's 5am Saint or Odell IPA, you can thank me later.

My problem with Paulinar is it's just a boring example of a style that I find repulsive, also, wheat beers give the worst hangovers ever.

cashback

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

My chums mostly drink Ken.

Poor Ken.

I vary between Guinness and Smithwicks at home. Here in UK, I've finally developed a taste for real ales.

Also fond of decent lagers, Estrella, Budvar, Asahi, Sapporo and Brooklyn.

Deus Ex Machina

I'm off the drink now.

Seaneh

cashback wrote: »

Poor Ken.

I vary between Guinness and Smithwicks at home. Here in UK, I've finally developed a taste for real ales.

Also fond of decent lagers, Estrella, Budvar, Asahi, Sapporo and Brooklyn.

Plenty of places you can get proper ales in Ireland dude, no need to bore your tastebuds anymore :P

cashback

Seaneh wrote: »

Plenty of places you can get proper ales in Ireland dude, no need to bore your tastebuds anymore :P

Know any in Carlow?! I wish, but yeah next time I'm in Dublin I'll have to see what's on offer.

eviltimeban

A nice Scotch, like Caol Ila, neat.

Red wine - basic bog standard wine, maybe a Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, or Grenache.

Beer: Anything hoppy or dark really; I tend to try lots of different things. I like a good, dark, chocolate-y porter, as well as IPAs and ales. No specific brand, I go to the off licence and just see what selection they have available.

rainbow kirby

Seaneh wrote: »

Brewdog's 5am Saint

You've just reminded me I have a few bottles of that in my fridge. Match drinks for tonight sorted.

Wacker The Attacker

1. A nice pint of guinness is difficult to beat.

2. Jameson

3 Brandy and Baileys

username_x

Red Piranha and Smirnoff Ice is my favourite. Vodka and 7up is my usual though!

counterlock

This
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agua_de_Valencia

I didnt realise there was so much alcohol in it till I woke up the next morning on the kitchen floor

tok9

Seaneh wrote: »

Pop into Abbot's Ale House, they have more beers than I could name to choose from.

Start off with something like Brewdog's 5am Saint or Odell IPA, you can thank me later.

My problem with Paulinar is it's just a boring example of a style that I find repulsive, also, wheat beers give the worst hangovers ever.

I'll keep that in mind.

I wouldn't really know my beers. If I'm out generally I'll have a heineken but if the place serves Paulaner I'll have that. If there is better stuff out there then that's great news for me!

red bull

A few pints of Tuborg @ €3 with a vodka and orange to follow

eth0

Beamish