White Rabbitt, Pilsner Urquell, most Pale Ales
Ouzo with coke or straight Zambucca when the beer starts to wear thin.
Or I just discovered this amazing stuff called Fireball. Lovely as a shot. It is a cinamon flavoured whisky. Mmmmm
White Rabbitt, Pilsner Urquell, most Pale Ales
Ouzo with coke or straight Zambucca when the beer starts to wear thin.
Or I just discovered this amazing stuff called Fireball. Lovely as a shot. It is a cinamon flavoured whisky. Mmmmm
My home brew on tap. Usually coopers.
I'm with you! I drink cider, or Bourbon (Turkey) or Sour Mash (Jack Daniels). Plus in winter I like a good red like Taily does. Pinot is normally my favourite, or anything but Merlot.Originally Posted by Glacier 73
Next time you're in Melbourne Byron, i highly recommend doing a wine tour in the Yarra Valley region. The wife and I recently did and and spent the better part of $600 on various bottles from all the vineyards we went to. There is something to please everyone
we have soo many boutique beers over here. Corona is very easy drinking, I like a few ciders in the warmer weather and the mrs sways me onto the reds in winter. great thread Alien!
BQZ
If only you knew what the mexicans put in coronas you wouldnt drink it yuk
why do you think they put lemons in your stubbie
Time for a cider me thinks
carlton-dry-water-pistol.jpgCarlton Dry for me, low carbs so not the big hang over the next morning.
Seems a lot of people are not that keen on beer any more, all i used to drink was queensland diesel (rum) but then wife, house and kids came a long so hand to harden up and learn to drink beer, about half the price of a rum slab.
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Sounds cool, but you forget where I live: in the Hunter Valley! My next trip the Melbourne will be a GMH documentation hunting mission, plus picking up a replica twin exhaust for the Pemier. Maybe the time after that!Next time you're in Melbourne Byron, i highly recommend doing a wine tour in the Yarra Valley region. The wife and I recently did and and spent the better part of $600 on various bottles from all the vineyards we went to. There is something to please everyone
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