What's your choice of poison?

[KRLocke]

Cabernets and white Burgundies depending on dinner and what the wife wants.

[stevej37]

Backwoods Bastard with Taco Bell.

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by stevej37

Backwoods Bastard with Taco Bell.

We need a 'like' button.

[flatbutt]

Originally Posted by KRLocke

Cabernets and white Burgundies depending on dinner and what the wife wants.

If you ever come across a 2001 California Cab Sauv buy it!

[KRLocke]

Originally Posted by flatbutt

If you ever come across a 2001 California Cab Sauv buy it!

Thanks, I'll look it up. What's special about it?

[jcommin]

Originally Posted by Bob Kontak

Drank Manhattan's for several years in my 30's-40's. I have to say they are my favorites.

Me too, on the rocks, bourbon or rye.

[HobieMarty]

Can't go wrong with a well made Old Fashioned.

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[flatbutt]

Originally Posted by KRLocke

Thanks, I'll look it up. What's special about it?

IMHO it was an outstanding year. At the risk of sounding goofy I found that it had a very smooth mouth feel without being sweet and the cherry note gives it a nice finish. Just my .02

[creaturecat]

Reds from Burrowing Owl. on rare occasions. 5-6 x/yr.
otherwise? 1 or 2 500ml Czechvar lager works for me. occasionally, once again.

[KRLocke]

Originally Posted by flatbutt

IMHO it was an outstanding year. At the risk of sounding goofy I found that it had a very smooth mouth feel without being sweet and the cherry note gives it a nice finish. Just my .02

Thank you, do you have a vineyard you recommend? Napa only? Oldest wine I ever had was 1985 and it was sublime. That was many years ago.

[wdfifteen]

I like to mix it up. I’ll take a couple of weeks to finish a $50 bottle of scotch, then switch to wine for a while. I like a good martini now and then - Tangueray is the only gin I like. I’m not a big beer drinker, but I like IPAs.