@hchavers Though it would likely shorten my life considerably I would drink eggnog all year. That is, if my wife didn’t constantly yell at me because I need to lose weight.
Water. A little coffee in the morning. For soda, I like Polar diet orange (I think it is a Northeast regional product; they are headquartered in Worcester, MA).
Unpasteurized apple cider! My better-half’s childhood home is a minute away from a house that had a nice orchard. They did not commercially sell it, and it probably was under the table as far as uncle sam knew. It was on the honor system, their garage door was open with their refrigerators stocked. The door to their house was right there.
We met the owners a few times. He recommended drinking a third and freezing if we had the space.
The year we drove there and saw a realtor sign in the yard and no cider, we both cried. (That is a little more personal than simply apple juice, but we did.)
@pmarin The three days of lows in the '40s that will cause lots of leaves to fall off, followed by a week in the upper '80s that makes the mulberries start to pop blooms only to drop them again when summer passes out drunk in the ditch for a weekend.
I like apple cider, but it doesn’t like me back. When the days get cool, I switch back to hot tea; it’s too hot to drink it in the summer months. I like it what I think the British call “builder’s style”: almost as dark as coffee with lots of milk and sugar. My bag of choice is Barry’s in the green box, and my favorite loose tea is Twinings Russian Caravan. I had to have someone bring my last supply of it back from London since it apparently isn’t sold in North America any more.
It’s the same as my favorite summer, spring, and winter drink: Dihydrogen monoxide.
I have some at (or in lieu of) breakfast, second breakfast, teatime, brunch, elevensies, luncheon, second teatime, supper, dinner, midnight snack, and whatever other excuses I can come up with to imbibe. I know about the health risks (cancer, heart disease, renal failure, etc.) but it’s impossible to stop! …I guess this is my cry for help.
I like water and tea.
Spiced eggnog.
That should be “Spiked” eggnog.
@hchavers Though it would likely shorten my life considerably I would drink eggnog all year. That is, if my wife didn’t constantly yell at me because I need to lose weight.
Mulled Meade
Black coffee, add whiskey as desired
Water. A little coffee in the morning. For soda, I like Polar diet orange (I think it is a Northeast regional product; they are headquartered in Worcester, MA).
Tea. Earl Gray. Hot.
@Ziggie
/giphy make it so
Seriously? Where is the margarita choice for that select group on here (which would not be me as I don’t drink).
Prime - Ice pop flavor
bourbon with two ice cubes…
Pibb Extra with nugget ice in a real glass
Unpasteurized apple cider! My better-half’s childhood home is a minute away from a house that had a nice orchard. They did not commercially sell it, and it probably was under the table as far as uncle sam knew. It was on the honor system, their garage door was open with their refrigerators stocked. The door to their house was right there.
We met the owners a few times. He recommended drinking a third and freezing if we had the space.
The year we drove there and saw a realtor sign in the yard and no cider, we both cried. (That is a little more personal than simply apple juice, but we did.)
Warmed hard cider with a dash of cinnamon schnapps will be a favorite in a couple of months when our plastic imitation fall arrives.
@werehatrack plastic imitation fall?
@pmarin The three days of lows in the '40s that will cause lots of leaves to fall off, followed by a week in the upper '80s that makes the mulberries start to pop blooms only to drop them again when summer passes out drunk in the ditch for a weekend.
I like apple cider, but it doesn’t like me back. When the days get cool, I switch back to hot tea; it’s too hot to drink it in the summer months. I like it what I think the British call “builder’s style”: almost as dark as coffee with lots of milk and sugar. My bag of choice is Barry’s in the green box, and my favorite loose tea is Twinings Russian Caravan. I had to have someone bring my last supply of it back from London since it apparently isn’t sold in North America any more.
It’s the same as my favorite summer, spring, and winter drink: Dihydrogen monoxide.
I have some at (or in lieu of) breakfast, second breakfast, teatime, brunch, elevensies, luncheon, second teatime, supper, dinner, midnight snack, and whatever other excuses I can come up with to imbibe. I know about the health risks (cancer, heart disease, renal failure, etc.) but it’s impossible to stop! …I guess this is my cry for help.
@Weboh sadly, there is no known treatment for this addiction.
@Weboh Yeah you better be careful, those monoxides will kill ya. That’s why every house should have a monoxide detector!
I ONLY ever drink Sweet Tea with Lemon, Pepsi or Body Armor Sports drinks! Pretty boring that way…
Moar coffee.
I can tell you what Ryan Reynolds’ least favorite is…
@ircon96
I’d say Campari is my least favorite.
Reminds me of bile.
@Kyeh I’ve never been tempted to try it, but after that ringing endorsement, I’ll be sure to give it an even wider berth!
Lol
@ircon96 Yeah, I’ve never understood how people can stand it.