Your poison of choice?

[daysofourlives]

Im drinking less beer these days and more spirits, always starts with beers though. Scotch is the only spirit that gives me hangovers and shocking one's. In fact we still have 3 unopened bottles of Johnie Red in our shed from my wife's 40th 7 years ago.

Southern Comfort is making a comeback I see, all the lads at the footy club were into them last Sat night.

Captain Morgan seems to be the drink of choice for the younger ones around here once theyve had enough Red Tins
Im havent strayed from the Bundy in 25 years

[Lightning McQueen]

Im drinking less beer these days and more spirits, always starts with beers though. Scotch is the only spirit that gives me hangovers and shocking one's. In fact we still have 3 unopened bottles of Johnie Red in our shed from my wife's 40th 7 years ago.

Southern Comfort is making a comeback I see, all the lads at the footy club were into them last Sat night.

Captain Morgan seems to be the drink of choice for the younger ones around here once theyve had enough Red Tins
Im havent strayed from the Bundy in 25 years

Bundy cans?

I don't mind a bourbon but geez the Wild Turkey cans can melt your throat hairs.

didn't mind the ouzo back in the day.

[mighty_tiger_79]

Well its beer oclock here and about to make some sausage rolls!!

[amber_fluid]

Im drinking less beer these days and more spirits, always starts with beers though. Scotch is the only spirit that gives me hangovers and shocking one's. In fact we still have 3 unopened bottles of Johnie Red in our shed from my wife's 40th 7 years ago.

Southern Comfort is making a comeback I see, all the lads at the footy club were into them last Sat night.

Captain Morgan seems to be the drink of choice for the younger ones around here once theyve had enough Red Tins
Im havent strayed from the Bundy in 25 years

Bundy cans?

I don't mind a bourbon but geez the Wild Turkey cans can melt your throat hairs.

didn't mind the ouzo back in the day.

Don’t mind wild turkey.
Sometimes get a 6 pack of the 6.5% wild turkeys to watch Friday night footy if Home.

That’s enough to make me sleep well.

[daysofourlives]

Im drinking less beer these days and more spirits, always starts with beers though. Scotch is the only spirit that gives me hangovers and shocking one's. In fact we still have 3 unopened bottles of Johnie Red in our shed from my wife's 40th 7 years ago.

Southern Comfort is making a comeback I see, all the lads at the footy club were into them last Sat night.

Captain Morgan seems to be the drink of choice for the younger ones around here once theyve had enough Red Tins
Im havent strayed from the Bundy in 25 years

Bundy cans?

I don't mind a bourbon but geez the Wild Turkey cans can melt your throat hairs.

didn't mind the ouzo back in the day.

Absolutely the cans, Love the OP's but dont have them often they tend to sneak up on you like a sledge hammer. Must be drunk on ice, can of into a pint glass of ice

[Grenville]

When moving on from beer its beam/scotch or drambuie for me

Either start adding Port to my Guinness or if I’m full up of beer, Southern Comfort neat

Bad experience on the Southern Comfort in my formative years, cannot touch it now unfortunately.

Come to think of it, orange juice and alcohol has not been kind to me over the years full stop when mixed together.

I have the same problem with Vodka and Orange. Got so drunk off it I fell asleep in the loo in the pub. Woke the landlord up when I fell off the pot and banged the door and he thought he was being burgled.

I only lived up the street so he took me home, left me lying on the hall floor and bunged the key in. I woke up next morning lying in a pile of puke with my old man bawling at me for throwing up on the carpet. The usual “when you own your own house you can do what you like, but whilst you are living under my roof.......... “, you know how it goes. I was only 16 or maybe 17 at the time. Never been able to face Vodka since, not much of a fan of Orange Juice either come to think of it.

Vodka and orange is a dangerous combo, when I was about 17 me and a few mates were going to The Fringe and hit the Oxford before heading to see the show. Had a truckload then later ended up in the Royal Adelaide after chucking on my mates girlfriend's shoes. Went on a cruise a few years later where vodka and orange was my choice of poison, my tongue was raw from the amount of orange juice I had. Have given it a wide berth since.

[amber_fluid]

I use to drink Nikov(vodka and orange in a cask) at the Sky Shows they use to have 20+ years ago.
The Pub on Port Road there near Coca Cola would serve 12 year olds back in the day.

That sh*t now would be poison.

[Wedgie]

An anomaly that taxed craft beer higher than normal beer has been fixed and could mean a drop in price for craft beer.

[Grenville]

I use to drink Nikov(vodka and orange in a cask) at the Sky Shows they use to have 20+ years ago.
The Pub on Port Road there near Coca Cola would serve 12 year olds back in the day.

That sh*t now would be poison.

I played a season of U16's rugby on the oval outside Thebby Oval, our captain was 14 and would go for a couple of beers at the pub over the road every Sunday. It was a dodgy comp, some of the opposition U16's drove to the game.

[Spargo]

I use to drink Nikov(vodka and orange in a cask) at the Sky Shows they use to have 20+ years ago.
The Pub on Port Road there near Coca Cola would serve 12 year olds back in the day.

That sh*t now would be poison.

I played a season of U16's rugby on the oval outside Thebby Oval, our captain was 14 and would go for a couple of beers at the pub over the road every Sunday. It was a dodgy comp, some of the opposition U16's drove to the game.

Lol

[Corona Man]

Cold night, Carlton Draught.

[Spargo]

Cold night, Carlton Draught.

Ditto.

[Grenville]

I use to drink Nikov(vodka and orange in a cask) at the Sky Shows they use to have 20+ years ago.
The Pub on Port Road there near Coca Cola would serve 12 year olds back in the day.

That sh*t now would be poison.

I played a season of U16's rugby on the oval outside Thebby Oval, our captain was 14 and would go for a couple of beers at the pub over the road every Sunday. It was a dodgy comp, some of the opposition U16's drove to the game.

Lol

He didn't look 14 though, shortish but a big unit.

[Grenville]

Cold night, Carlton Draught.

Ditto.

Some James Squires, a few CC's and off to the pub soon for dinner and a couple of pints.

[Wedgie]

Definitely a night for Pale Ales.
Not that that differs to any other night.

[amber_fluid]

Cold night, Carlton Draught.

Cold, hot or somewhere in between it’s Carlton draught for me.

Great beer and footy team

[mighty_tiger_79]

Cold night, Carlton Draught.

Cold, hot or somewhere in between it’s Carlton draught for me.

Great beer and footy team

Not bad Carlton Draught...had worse.
Might try a homebrew clone of it

[Grenville]

Cold night, Carlton Draught.

Ditto.

Some James Squires, a few CC's and off to the pub soon for dinner and a couple of pints.

A couple of Little Creatures at the pub went down nicely.

[johntheclaret]

Im drinking less beer these days and more spirits, always starts with beers though. Scotch is the only spirit that gives me hangovers and shocking one's. In fact we still have 3 unopened bottles of Johnie Red in our shed from my wife's 40th 7 years ago.

Southern Comfort is making a comeback I see, all the lads at the footy club were into them last Sat night.

Captain Morgan seems to be the drink of choice for the younger ones around here once theyve had enough Red Tins
Im havent strayed from the Bundy in 25 years

Bundy cans?

I don't mind a bourbon but geez the Wild Turkey cans can melt your throat hairs.

didn't mind the ouzo back in the day.

I have a bottle of Raki on the cupboard. Everytime I think I’m drinking too much I open the bottle and take a sniff. Soon gets me back on track.

[Lightning McQueen]

Being involved in the wine industry we get good info on wines, samples here and there and often stumble across hidden gems.

At thew moment there's a cab sav called "Parson's Paddock" going for $36 a six pack at First National, it's usually $14 a bottle but tastes like it should be more, a very smooth drop.

We love a good red, we even have a book that we enter each bottle that we consume to rate on price vs taste, the Vintner's I speak with reckon the dear bottles are a pure gimmick, I've found $10 reds that shit all over $50+ bottles.