What are people's drinks of choice. Remember a bit of snobbery on another thread with ale v lager a while ago. Anyone a spirits and mixer only type of person?

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When I am in treating myself mode, I like Clayva, or Kummel - the latter makes a nice long drink of two measures topped up to the half pint with chilled pineapple juice (but no ice).

Mainly fizzy lager p1ss.
Sometimes red wine (non-fizzy).
And occasionally when it's cold, strong/sweet coffee with cream and a drop of whisky.

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Quite partial to a low peaty single malt and a few peaty. Black Kraken rum has become a recent favourite and I have just discovered sipping gins which are astonishing.

I love a pinot noir as well, king of the reds if you ask me.

Ale vs Lager - Is for pussys, as Porter is the king of beers.

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Guinness. About 90% of the time.

If I can find it, a Moretti - but I tend to swerve lagers unless it's scorchio and I'm double thirsty. Don't mind a cider in the summer.

I'll enjoy the occasional porter and pale ale but not something I can stick to for the night.

All Meantime pints are superb. Their London Stout even beats a good Guiness.

Spirits it's JD & coke, G&T or an Amaretto & coke. Never really enoyed neat whisky or brandy and I'm old enough now to stop pretending I do.

Red wine - Usually reach for a Merlot or Malbec.

Never really drink at home so - Fizzy pop. Vanilla coke, Dr Pepper or Cherry coke. Ashamedly, all made by Coca Cola which I vowed I'd boycott after reading the Mark Thomas book. Lasted all of two months. Nothing else comes close

And I go through a good handfull of Costa large lattes a week.

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In a pub, beer (lager sometimes in summer)
During a meal wine, red or white.
After a meal, gin and tonic. The tonic probably being more important than the gin. Has to be out of a tin or bottle, not from a tap which often tastes of syrup.

One thing I can't stand is alcohol in a pudding.

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