Booze thread.......What's you favorite drink?

[skiNEwhere]

Can't go wrong with the classics.

Long Island Iced Tea

[soposkier]

Single Malt Scotch, even the cheap McClellands will do.

For cocktails, can't beat a good dark n stormy

[gmcunni]

Can't go wrong with the classics.

Long Island Iced Tea

you can go very wrong with Long Island Iced Tea...very very wrong...

[skiNEwhere]

you can go very wrong with Long Island Iced Tea...very very wrong...

Maybe in the morning, not at the time though lol

[pmb]

Vodka and seltzer. Juice, soda or anything with sugar in it will make u sick later. Colored booze will give u a nasty hangover if u drink way too much.

[Hawkshot99]

Maybe in the morning, not at the time though lol

O it can be very bad in the moment as well..... Not that there is anything wrong with a super strong drink!

Personally I love my Bud Lights, in a glass bottle.

[Scotty]

Whiskey Dewars.

[gmcunni]

Maybe in the morning, not at the time though lol

blacked out, puking in the corner, getting thrown out of the bar kind of wrong

[marcski]

blacked out, puking in the corner, getting thrown out of the bar kind of wrong

In college there was a bar, famous for their iced teas. Served in a pint glass, filled to within about a half inch of the top....just enough room for a splash of coke and sour mix. They were $5. You'd be buzzed off one, on your way after 2, flying high on the 3rd and never quite remembered the 4th. But for $20....it was probably the most F'd up you could get anywhere in town!

These days, it's good craft beer and fine single barrel bourbons for me.

[Riverskier]

In college there was a bar, famous for their iced teas. Served in a pint glass, filled to within about a half inch of the top....just enough room for a splash of coke and sour mix. They were $5. You'd be buzzed off one, on your way after 2, flying high on the 3rd and never quite remembered the 4th. But for $20....it was probably the most F'd up you could get anywhere in town!

These days, it's good craft beer and fine single barrel bourbons for me.

There was a place in Portland when I was in my early 20's that made Long Island's exactly like that, and for the same price. Your description of how they hit you sounds about right, from what I can remember....

These days I don't drink liquor at all, except in the occasional Bloody Mary. Microbrews, typically IPA's, and the occasional glass of dry red wine is my preference these days.