So what do HSV drivers drink then?

[BigNige]

Are we all a bunch of real ale drinkers?
Maybe Pimms & lemonade?
Gin & tonic (Plymouth...of course)

Perhaps it's Bolly all the way or maybe just a nice drop of Blue Nun?

What's yours then?

I'll have a Cinzano please barman and a spritzer for the lady.



Remember kids, never drink & drive...it'll spill

[nitrosman1]

either jack daniels and a dash of coke or magners both served with ice

[toprivetgun]

Bulleit Bourbon and Coke... And little creatures Pale Ale (from western Oz)

Edited by toprivetgun on Friday 3rd April 22:50

[rickf_uk]

Pampero Venezuelan rum. 25 years old and as black as your heart. Warm glass and Bolivar No.1 optional.

[Drew SS]

bundy rum and coke

[wilsog]

50/50 absolute vodka and (full fat) coke.

[S600VXR]

Anything German tomorrow since I will be at the Nurburgring this weekend..

[anonymous-user]

Real ale mostly, sometimes Henry Westons cider, cabernet Shiraz, sometimes Stella if there's nothing else otherwise Jack Daniels or Jamesons irish whisky. During the day tea.

[MyM8V8]

Ouzo & coke.

[Wolfracer]

My weapon of choice is Shiraz.

We used to make some rocket fuel cocktails as follows

2 tins Diamond White Cider
2 bottles white wine
1/2 pint vodka
2 litres Tropical fruit Juice
Ice.


...but we've grown up now!

[ringram]

wormus said:

Real ale mostly, sometimes Henry Westons cider, cabernet Shiraz, sometimes Stella if there's nothing else otherwise Jack Daniels or Jamesons irish whisky. During the day tea.

Real ale, excellent choice. I like Badgers ales, Timothy Taylor, plus ye general olde muck that you find in the local sheds.

[the muppet]

Guinness

[mobile01]

the muppet said:

Guinness

right up my street followed by a load of jaegerbombs woohoooo parrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrty

[J. J.]

1) All time favorite - Robinson Old Tom
2) Adnams Broadside
3) Spitfire

[rickf_uk]

J. J. said:

1) All time favorite - Robinson Old Tom
2) Adnams Broadside
3) Spitfire

Robinsons Old Tom! Ee Gads your a man with a strong constitution.

[the muppet]

mobile01 said:

the muppet said:

Guinness

right up my street followed by a load of jaegerbombs woohoooo parrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrty

Oh God, I must be getting old. The only accompaniment to Guinness in my book is Mr. Porky's seasoned pork rind mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[anonymous-user]

ringram said:

wormus said:

Real ale mostly, sometimes Henry Westons cider, cabernet Shiraz, sometimes Stella if there's nothing else otherwise Jack Daniels or Jamesons irish whisky. During the day tea.

Real ale, excellent choice. I like Badgers ales, Timothy Taylor, plus ye general olde muck that you find in the local sheds.

Timothy Taylors Landlord and Tanglefoot are two of my favourites. Golden champion is also good but only from bottles I find.

[J. J.]

rickf uk said
"Robinsons Old Tom! Ee Gads your a man with a strong constitution"

Bloody Hell! Someone else who knows what it is! A mere 8.2%.... I was introduced to it at one of our nearby pubs which served a mean steak pie and chips, together with three pints of Old Tom - wife always drove back! Can't imagine why......

[broadslide]

Anything out of Adnams Sole Bay brewery, especially the bitter. Then there is Old Speckled Hen, Brains SA, Bass, well thinking about it anything with hops in really.

[Gas_Man]

In the pub... most bitters, but favour Caffreys Ale, alternatively rum n coke
In the house... any east coast single malt scotch will do, or a nice bottle of red.