What adult beverage are you drinking right now?

[Lugaru]

About to crack open a negra modelo once I finish settling in (just got home and had dinner). I also bought a bottle of Jimador Tequila but I doubt I'll be tasting any tonight.

 

[elaine l]

A nice glass of Meursault Love wine.

 

[shannon in KS]

Blackstone Cab Sauv, not too shabby for $14

 

[Dina]

virgin piña colada - coconut milk, pineapple juice and crushed ice

 

[VeraBlue]

ahhahahaha, half a cup of coffee! I never have time nor the inclination to finish it! Time for work (after I clean the snow off the car)!

 

[bethzaring]

last night I finally had the first of the new milk season; kahlua with fresh cream........it was pretty good!

 

[lulu]

I have just this moment made a cup of builder's tea. But its made by Twining's and rather fanciliy called everydasy day. I have been enjoying this brand of builder's tea since it came out, but it always makes me wonder, is fancy builder's teas actually craftsman's tea?

 

[YT2095]

I`ve just finished Cold filtering and re-distilling some Lab grade Alcohol, it`s 100% pure Ethanol.

I couldn`t resist tasting a little, I think next time I`ll hold my hand under my chin to catch it when it burns through!

but What a RUSH!

 

[pdswife]

decafe coffee with vanilla cream. Yummy.

 

[auntdot]

Bushmill's, in honor of St. Patrick's day. Had to enjoy a wee bit of an Irish dram on a cold (and it is cold and icy and snowy here now) and bleary St. Pat's day eve.

And it is a Friday, have not broken a mirror all week, and we have not been attacked by a swarm of locuts in ever so long, and so it seems like a propitious time to open a bottle of the elixir.

Thought of Bailey's but it goes down just too easily. Bushmill's is sipping stuff.

It is a fine whisky, but I do prefer the other Celtic aqua vit.

And would love to celebrate the day of the saint of Scotland, St. Andrew. It falls on November 30th (why? I have no idea.) but we have not taken to that day, althought the Scots have and continue to do so. I suppose we just don't need another day of partying a few days after Turkey Day.

And so, with angst over a lack of a St. Andrew's day celebration, I raise my glass to St. Patrick.

Now I think I will take my wee dram, open the shutters, and watch the Devil's dandruff fall on my lawn.

Happy St. Patrick's day, y'all.

 

[Uncle Bob]

Baker's Bourbon...neat.

 

[MJ]

I am enjoying a bottle of Heineken right now. It's been years since I had a Heineken - good stuff!

 

[Corey123]

Just had a drinkable yogurt.

 

[shannon in KS]

water, because I had a litle too much of the other last night... well, I don't know about too much- just not often enough I guess, ha! or old age.

 

[kitchenelf]

Which ones? Guigal's cote du Rhone is a favorite of mine

No, we did not try this one. I have had that one though at a Côte du Rhône "gathering" one evening.

 

[BreezyCooking]

Right now I'm enjoying a nice foamy Guinness stout, while my corned beef simmers away & I'm just about to start prepping my vegetables.

 

[Mrs. Cuillo]

Sounds delicious!! I am having a nice glass of foamy Mug Root Beer. Mmmmm...I just need some ice cream!

 

[VeraBlue]

Basil Hayden bourbon, on the rocks. My darling Uncle, it's wonderful!

 

[Uncle Bob]

Basil Hayden bourbon, on the rocks. My darling Uncle, it's wonderful!

A wonderful light-bodied bourbon it is...Next time try it with less rocks..maybe 3 or 4 cubes..At only 80 Octane you can handle it.
Then the next time the moon is full...try it Neat. It will take at least 3 sips for the flavors to kick in. Only 2 oz. is required. Anymore you may howl at the moon and run amuck through the streets proclaming your are the "Empress of Jersey"
Earlier tonight I enjoyed one of Basil's cohorts Baker's. Coming in at 107 Octane it is a little more full-bodied.

 

[Toots]

I am drinking a glass of St. Marry's Bells & Whistles (2004). Its an Australian red. Its fruity, but has a nice body.