Favourite Alcoholic Drink
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Favourite Alcoholic Drink
hehe just got back for a club agm at uni and we couldny decide what drink was best so her we go ill ask you guys to deide for us all i hopw thats sweet with you all!
I'll vote for Beer!
Just a bit of advice jedi...There's a specific forum called "The Galley" for food or drink related posts. You'll find it under the forum index heading titled "The Collective".
Just a bit of advice jedi...There's a specific forum called "The Galley" for food or drink related posts. You'll find it under the forum index heading titled "The Collective".
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Cider, though I've been dying to try mead... or a variation of mead called, coincidentally, metheglin.
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Nah, Vain or Jay will come along some time and move it. No biggie.
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Real absinthe is illegal in the US. I believe it's distilled from wormwood. The first time I ever heard about it was in Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls. I believe I also saw it being imbibed recently in the movies From Hell and Moulin Rouge. There's also a bar on Bourbon Street called the Absinthe House, though they obviously don't sell real absinthe. I believe I tried a drink there that was supposed to taste similar... anise, maybe. Tasted like black licorice. I'd like to try the real thing once, but I don't think I'd probably like it.
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ab·sinthe also ab·sinth
n.
A perennial aromatic European herb (Artemisia absinthium), naturalized in eastern North America and having pinnatifid, silvery silky leaves and numerous nodding flower heads. Also called common wormwood.
A green liqueur having a bitter anise or licorice flavor and a high alcohol content, prepared from absinthe and other herbs, and now prohibited in many countries because of its toxicity.
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If I'm buying, it's wine.
If someone else is buying, it's amaretto.
If someone else is buying, it's amaretto.
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A bloke in Nottingham died after downing a yard of absinthe It's that bad...Syl wrote:Real absinthe is illegal in the US. I believe it's distilled from wormwood. The first time I ever heard about it was in Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls. I believe I also saw it being imbibed recently in the movies From Hell and Moulin Rouge. There's also a bar on Bourbon Street called the Absinthe House, though they obviously don't sell real absinthe. I believe I tried a drink there that was supposed to taste similar... anise, maybe. Tasted like black licorice. I'd like to try the real thing once, but I don't think I'd probably like it.
ahhh...ab·sinthe also ab·sinth
n.
A perennial aromatic European herb (Artemisia absinthium), naturalized in eastern North America and having pinnatifid, silvery silky leaves and numerous nodding flower heads. Also called common wormwood.
A green liqueur having a bitter anise or licorice flavor and a high alcohol content, prepared from absinthe and other herbs, and now prohibited in many countries because of its toxicity.
My favorite is a drink I call liquid cocaine.
1 Ounce Jagermeister
1 Ounce Rumpleminze
1/2 once Bacardi 151
It's best if all of the above are chilled.
Warning!!! This is very strong and is not a sipping drink. Pour all in a glass and down it.
1 Ounce Jagermeister
1 Ounce Rumpleminze
1/2 once Bacardi 151
It's best if all of the above are chilled.
Warning!!! This is very strong and is not a sipping drink. Pour all in a glass and down it.
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