What are you drinking?

[Weedygarden]

7-up spiked with cherry extract.

That sounds good. I don't drink soda much, but I often keep 7 up for those times when I am hot and sweaty.

Morning coffee!

 

[12icemaker]

Water this morning after the second coffee It is 86f and high humidity. Gotta do the fluids.

We have a ton of Corvie hydrate Sonny was a distributor for a long time.

 

[OldSchool]

Old Style beer. Go figure…

 

[Snowman]

Water this morning after the second coffee It is 86f and high humidity. Gotta do the fluids.

We have a ton of Corvie hydrate Sonny was a distributor for a long time.

Got some Sour Apple...?!? Make Certain 2 give the Mrs. some just b4 bedtime...

 

[Snowman]

Old Style beer. Go figure…

Hmmmmmm, I Remember it Well :

closest store 2 me is 66.0 miles away so I don't get any anymore...!!! It is a Good Smooth Brew...!!

 

[Tacitus]

I was over at a friend's house, shooting pool in his basement, and opened the fridge to get a beer, and what did I see?...

It was good!

 

[Morgan101]

Bushmills used to be my drink of choice. Dont think I ever tried the black label.
Today so far just water. Give my stomach a break

The black label is 10 year old. Really smooth.

 

[bkt]

I was given a bottle of Slane Irish Whiskey (triple cask aged) and it's OK. Maybe a fourth aging would have made it a little better.

It smells pretty good, but it isn't terribly smooth. I'll save the rest for others.

 

[Morgan101]

I was over at a friend's house, shooting pool in his basement, and opened the fridge to get a beer, and what did I see?...

It was good!

I can't begin to tell you what a shock it was to see that bottle. Stag used to be a St Louis brand. It was owned by Griesedieck Brothers (pronounced greasy dick) and brewed in Belleville IL. They produced beer under their own name as well as Stag and Falstaff. It was always notoriously horrible, and notoriously cheap.

Now I believe they are owned by Pabst and brewed in San Antonio. Pabst must have improved the brand considerably.

 

[dademoss]

It's a special occasion, a bottle of Mikes Hard Lemonade

 

[goshengirl]

Drinking up enough water until I've 'earned' my solitary Dt. Dr. Pepper for the day. Trying to be good to my liver....

 

[Magus]

Spring water with a pinch of stevia.

 

[Ekatarina]

Many things :

Italian Coffee
Water
Aloes juice
Water
Cranberry juice
Water
Green Tea
Water
Chai Spice black Tea
Water
Bergamot Earl Black Tea
Water
Watermelon juice
Water

Shiraz red wine
Water
Vodka
Water

 

[Nomad13]

It's my day off so I'm enjoying myself a cup of good ol' Irish Coffee

 

[Mountain trapper]

Taking a break and drinking some ice water. It's 64 degs out, but that sun is hot.

 

[Weedygarden]

Taking a break and drinking some ice water. It's 64 degs out, but that sun is hot.

My yard needs to be mowed, but you are right about the sun being hot, even when the degrees are not that high yet.

 

[MoBookworm1957]

Coffee
Lemon water
Iced tea

 

[dademoss]

Orange gatorade Had my beer with dinner.

 

[winds-of-change]

I am drinking a big glass of sun tea loaded with ice.

I was over at a friend's house, shooting pool in his basement, and opened the fridge to get a beer, and what did I see?...

It was good!

Hubby was happy to find a six pack of Trippel.

 

[OldSchool]

I can't begin to tell you what a shock it was to see that bottle. Stag used to be a St Louis brand. It was owned by Griesedieck Brothers (pronounced greasy dick) and brewed in Belleville IL. They produced beer under their own name as well as Stag and Falstaff. It was always notoriously horrible, and notoriously cheap.

Now I believe they are owned by Pabst and brewed in San Antonio. Pabst must have improved the brand considerably.

Since you remember Falstaff … you should remember Huber ?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Huber_Brewing_Company

I knew them both as ‘campfire’ beers. My parents bought them for drinking around a campfire… me a friend took care of the leftovers. My parents were cool about that, I mean since we didn’t get into any trouble

 

[Neb]

Since you remember Falstaff … you should remember Huber ?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Huber_Brewing_Company

I knew them both as ‘campfire’ beers. My parents bought them for drinking around a campfire… me a friend took care of the leftovers. My parents were cool about that, I mean since we didn’t get into any trouble

" Everything in moderation including moderation." (Wise grandmother of a buddy)

Ben

 

[Magus]

More spring water. My liver thinks my throat has been cut!

 

[ABR]

Coffee. Water. Tears of my enemies... lol just kidding

 

[teeceetx]

Daily: Tons of water, a couple mugs of tea.
Occasionally OJ, Limeade, Pepsi, Wine, Whiskey/Bourbon/Scotch

 

[AMC]

Iced coffee.

 

[MoBookworm1957]

Coffee
Coffee
Coffee
64 ounces of water
coffee

 

[winds-of-change]

Right now…..a diet Dr Pepper.

 

[Tirediron]

I think that I will live on the razors edge and consume some di hydrogen monoxide

 

[Weedygarden]

Yerba Mate, Enlighten Mint

 

[AMC]

Black tea.