-Scotch...
-Beer; Murphy's, Tentants, Hieny, Alexander Keiths
-Bailey's in coffee

I married a 28 year old vir... once. Trust me on this, they are not all they are cracked up to be. Cost me 22 miserable years and 44% of my retiredment. Hence the cheap booze...

I'm a cheap date. I'm happy with a Budweiser.

Actually the Harvieston Brewery is in Alva, Scotland.

If you like Old Engine Oil you might like some Old Jock as well.

Should we have a large ETS gathering, it appears I need to dust off my old bartenders tools and cheap tux shirt & vest. All must bring at least on exotic beer as tip. For those across the pond, it must be cold. I just can't do the room temp thing.

Now you guys got me thinkin'

I don't care for beer at all. I prefer either a Beautiful Girlfriend, or just Beautiful, which is equal parts Cognac and Grand Marnier in a brandy snifter, or I also like a Ancient Mariner made equally from Goslings Old Rum and Grand Marnier Centenaire. Usually these are difficult to find in the bars and I have them at home.

A Bloody Mary with a green bean and a fresh boiled shrimp in it will be mt New Years morning drink of choice,

I often prefer a Bloody Mary on Sunday mornings, as a breakfast drink.

My 2009 #1 resolution is to cut way back on my hard liquor, beer and soda consumption. Not that I drank a lot anyway.

I'm a Scotch/Bourbon/Whiskey/Whisky kind of guy. My favorites being The Macallan (Highland Scotch) and Maker's Mark (Bourbon). I rarely drink, but when I do it's a nice treat. Especially now in winter, as it gives that warm from the inside-out feeling.

I do not drink much anymore.

-Cold beer after workig hard or while BBQ'ing.
-Tall Rye (usually Canadian Club) and Ginger Ale (Temagami or Canada Dry) with ice, in social settings.

Nothing fancy here.

Mike