What are you drinking right now?

[IUtoSLU]

Huntsman, from my experience, living off campus ends up costing the same, or less, than living on campus. Also, the locks are a good idea anyway, as the law school crowd are often skillful drinkers.

 

[Dmax]

A delicious Dark and Stormy.

To make: muddle a slice of lime with some brown sugar, add two ozs. Goslings Black Seal rum, stir, add ice and top off with Ginger beer and stir again. I use Reed's brand ginger beer, which is pretty good and incidentally, the only brand readily available.

 

[Cary Grant]

Alas... theraflu.

*sniff*

 

[Cordwinder]

Originally Posted by Huntsman

Cool, thanks. I know my alma had some weird regs about alcohol, and I assumed that would be common. Am looking at GW's policies now, in fact. Ok, they're cool. No pocket knives, though.

I'm going to think positive about the admissions process and start building my bar. It will feature locks. Lots of locks, I think.

~H

GW?
Nice campus, if you call it one...

Are you near the WorldBank? Careful where you store you liquor, the protesters might use them to make molotov cocktails...

 

[IUtoSLU]

I realize that I post in here almost every day, but I'll continue anyway.

Tonight is a pink gin:

1.5 oz Old Raj
2 dashes Angnostura Bitters

I'm going to try to start posting pics soon...

 

[DNW]

It's been a while since I had one of these. I forgot how good they are, and a nice break from the single malts.

 

[Connemara]

I think Green is the one JWalker "color" i have not had.

Tonight, too much Knob Creek.

 

[pruppert]

So I'm spending 10 months studying in Paris, and looking for any drink suggestions. I've heard good wine is readily available, naturally, but wouldn't know where to start. Not sure if this question is even answerable without a connected meal to compliment, but oh well. Open to anything.

 

[Augusto86]

Last week or so: Mayflower Porter at Lower Depths - a heavy, complex, mildly bitter local porter brew:

Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale - maybe my favorite non-Imperial beer:

The inimitable Sam Octoberfest, the wonderful harbinger of fall:

Balvenie Doublewood 12:

Gordon's G&T:

An extremely inexpensive and supremely drinkable Monte Oton Garnacha:

Wow. Well, it's good to be getting paid, I guess.

 

[Kaizen]

Godme Pere et Fils Rose Champagne. I figured I needed a little something to celebrate making it through the hurricane.

 

[kwilkinson]

Originally Posted by Kaizen

Godme Pere et Fils Rose Champagne. I figured I needed a little something to celebrate making it through the hurricane.

I'll join you in celebration tonight.

 

[texas_jack]

Tinto de Verano. Basically poor man's sangria made from red wine and orange soda.

 

[ben1032]

Red Stripe....Hooraaaayyyyyyy beer!

 

[sincerity]

two buck chuck!

the chardonnay variety

 

[IUtoSLU]

I think its called a b52:

1 oz Kahlua
1 oz Baileys
1 oz Grand Marnier

Pretty tasty. Its definately a change for me, as I mostly consume whisky/brandy.