Ok this is to see what your Fav. alcoholic beverages are. Beer, Liqour, Wine, Mixed drinks, shots.

Beer (I am not a big beer drinking fan)
1. Molson Canadian
2. Labatt Blue
3. SOL
4. Yuengyling
5. Blue Moon

Liqour (My fav. stuff in the world)
1. Whiskey
2. Rum
3. Vodka
4. Tequila (Only the good stuff, Patron)
5. Soco

Wine
I will pretty much try any wine.

Mixed Drinks
1. Rum and Coke
2. Tequila and Coke
3. Long Island Ice Tea
4. Jack Daniels and Ginger Ale
5. Eggnog w/ Rum
6. Cranberry Juice and Vodka
7. Etc...

Shots
1. Tequila (Only the good stuff)
2. Rum
3. Vodka
4. Apple Pie Shot (Vodka/Apple Juice and Cinnamon on top with whipped cream)
5. Choclate Cake Shot ( Citrus Vodka, Hazlenut Schanpps a Lemon wedge and sugar)
6. SOCO and Lime

 

Hi S70,

Interesting post, indeed.

Beer:
1. Milkyway Highland (銀河高原ビール、ヴァイツェン：Japa nese domestic, approx. US $2.30/bottle)
2. Guinness Extra Stout (Irish)
3. Bass Ale (British)
4. Anything from England/Canada/Ireland

Liquor:
1. Scotch Whiskey, especially those distilled in the Low Land Region.

Wine:
1. Not a wine drinker but I like Spanish red wine.

Mixed Drinks:
None.

Shots:
None.

Sake:
1. Dai Ginjou（大吟醸）: approx. US $100/bottle, I've only had a sip. Only the finest rice is used, and they grind downeach bit ofrice to the core.

Regards,


JPN

 

Beer:
1) Fosters
2) Labatt
3) Molson
4) Beer Moreti <I know how to pronounce it, but spell it is a diff story, its an Italian beer
5) Corona

I only prefer beer...

Rich

 

BEER:
1) St. Bernadus Abt. 12 or Prior 8
2) Paulener
3) Chamey
4) Shell Blonde Double Bock
5) Lienies sunset weat (or pretty much anything in their cattalog)
6) anything oktoberfest but sam adams has a pretty decent one

Liquor:
1) Captain Morgan Spiced Rum
2) Dr. Megillucutties Vanilla Schnaps (SP? whatever....sound it out)
3) mmMMMmmmmm....been awile since I was able to muscle down liquor...bad acid reflux

Wine:
1) eh.....

Mixed Drinks:
1) mix 1 and 2 under Liquor with coke and it's really good...haven't named it yet

Shots:
1) dead natzi: Rumple mintz, goldshloger and yagimeister (I'm on FIRE with the spelling today!)
2) three wise men: Jack Daniels, Jim Beam and Johny Walker (though I've heard different mixes)
3) Wild Turkey...the reason I have bad acid reflux
4) Prarrie Fire: Wild Turkey (or any wiskey i suppose) and tabbasco....the other OTHER reason i have bad acid reflux
5) Cement mixer.......jk

 

Beer:

1. Fat Tire from the New Beligian Brewing Co. It was the only thing that made my time in New Mexico worthwhile
2. Guiness
3. Stella Artois
4. Kronenburg 1664
5. Pilsner Urquell

Pretty much any single malt scotch gets my motor running too.

 

>Pretty much any single malt scotch gets my motor running too.

Great!


JPN

 

best beer in the world is SAM ADAMS BOSTON LAGER!!!!

 

>best beer in the world is SAM ADAMS BOSTON LAGER!!!!
Man, I can feel your enthusiasm.

I personally like "unfiltered" beer. This type of beer has translucent appearance and has "beer yeast" that are actually alive. They also have fruity flavour.

But with your convincing enthusiasm, I do not want to disagree with your opinion, and I do like SABL too.

Regards,


JPN

 

agreed

 

live yeast FTW!

 

>live yeast FTW!

Yes, live beer yeast. For this reason, those beers are considered premium and are strictly temp-controlled to keep the yeastalive (and are more expensive accordingly). Theyactually have quite a few health benefits. One mfgin Japan, called Milkyway Highland, was the first one to come up with those beer in Japan, and they have German Meister (with Bachelor's degree in brewing) as their chief. Kirin, the largest beer mfg in Japan, has also began selling some "unfiltered" beer with live yeast in them. It is a shame that Milkyway Highland actually wend down the hill lately, as most Japanese consumers wanted "mass-produced" bland beer, rather than "home-brewed" types.

Here's Milkyway's web page, but they don't have English page at the moment:

http://www.gingakogenbeer.com/lineup/index.html


JPN

 

Yeah....I don't know why anyone would "prefer" mass produced to live yeast/unfiltered.....I love a good belgian ale.

 

Beer:Anchor Steam/Tecate/Dos Equus/Rolling Rock/Red Stripe Ale.

Whiskey:Macallen Single Malt Scotch (18 y/0)/Famous Grouse Scotch

Wine: Biltmore Estates California White Table Wine (delicious and not expensive)/Cakebread Chardonnay (very expensive but great).

Nothing mixed,no red wine or bourbon (headaches) Lol.BJ

 

>Whiskey:Macallen Single Malt Scotch (18 y/0)/Famous Grouse Scotch

Agreed.


JPN

 

The real name is "Birra Moretti" (where "Birra" is beer in Italian) , with two t; the pronounce is like "spaghetti"

Other Italian's beers (only the most famous) :
Nastro Azzurro - http://www.nastroazzurro.it
Birra Peroni - http://www.peroni.it
Menabrea - http://www.birramenabrea.com

Beer
1. Heineken http://www.heineken.com
2. Forst http://www.forst.it
3. Birra Moretti http://www.birramoretti.it
4. Corona http://www.corona-extra.net
5. Beck's http://www.becks.com

Liqour
1. Bayles (Irish cream and Whsky, very light and sweet, women love it!)
3. Limoncello
3. Vodka
4. Amaretto Disaronno (outside of Italy called only Disaronno)
5. Rum

Cocktails
1. Caipiroska/Caipirinha
2. Pina Colada
3. many other italian's cocktails (like Negroni, ecc...) but it's too difficult explain all ingredients because I don't know how are called in english [&:]

Ready to drink (alcohol < 5%)
1. Bacardi breezer (all tastes except tropical peach)
2. Campari Mixx
3. Smirnoff Ice

Bye
Diego

 

An addition to my Scotch enthusiasm.

Glenlivet-16 years or older. The 16-year modelhas a totally different flavour compared to the 12-year version (The 12-year is worthless IMO). You would be surprised that mere4 years of difference makes a noticeable difference in flavour. Most "affordable" Scotch are 12 years old, and compared to "genuine" Scotch (16-43 years old), the affordable versions are nothing.

http://www.theglenlivet.com/
http://www.theglenlivet.jp/introduct...eup/index.html

The "Vintage" selections (1964-1972, etc...), found in Japanese market, are close to US$900/bottle.

I was a bit surprised, that in general the cost of everything is higher in Japan than almost anywhere in the world, but Scotch whiskey & used cars seem to be exceptions. You'd be surprised that a 3-4 years old Lexus are affordable to many people, and the reason is that traditionally people in Japan never liked something that is "used".


JPN

 

VODKA rocks!

 

Absolut-ly.


JPN

 

I don't drink too much but I must say Johnny Walker does me well.
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Beer:
Leinenkugels' sunset wheat - exceptional
Sam Adams most any - incredible
NewCastle
Guinness

Unfortunately I have made a decision to stop drinking. I don't think my liver is up to it (think *limp* mode).
But in the past I enjoyed these many a times.