MSilvia
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If you can't resist, order a can of Sprite with it. Turbulance, tomato juice, and clean clothes don't mix, but Sprite will keep the bloody marys from staining if applied quickly and generously.Mo2vation:
What's your favorite drink?
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Jamdiver
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I don't know if it's just me, but anyone else notice how quickly you feel tipsy on a plane after a drink? I know after a glass of white wine, or a drink of something I'm about ready to pass out . I think it's the air 'up there' (dry/pressurized to an altitude greater than sea level)
Not me, but I'm a trained proffesional.
Ten9T6
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Squashie:
I love Bookers!! I keep a bottle in the freezer at all times. It is great by itself.....or w/ a splash of Coke.
haha..I am heading to the freezer right now..
Kenny
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Jamdiver
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My new favorite drink... "Mudslide"
One part Smirnoff Vodka...
One part Mudslide...
Pour into blender add ice and garnish with whipped cream
And voila, fun for all..
One part Smirnoff Vodka...
One part Mudslide...
Pour into blender add ice and garnish with whipped cream
And voila, fun for all..
You just wanted to show off your lady.....
I am sure many appreciate that...
I am sure many appreciate that...
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Jamdiver
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Lol I wish!
Just a friend, anyway I'd have posted info on lychee martinis.
But I don't know how readily available lychees are, whether canned or fresh for most people.
I've seen a variety of lychee 'flavored' liquers and products on store shelves.
But it's not the same unless it's fresh.
There's also some Ecuadorian liquer I had which tastes great but don't know the name of it and didn't think to take a pic of it.
En vino veritas
Just a friend, anyway I'd have posted info on lychee martinis.
But I don't know how readily available lychees are, whether canned or fresh for most people.
I've seen a variety of lychee 'flavored' liquers and products on store shelves.
But it's not the same unless it's fresh.
There's also some Ecuadorian liquer I had which tastes great but don't know the name of it and didn't think to take a pic of it.
En vino veritas
You call those Lychees in Jamaica?
Must stop now or i will get myself in trouble....
Must stop now or i will get myself in trouble....
My favorite drink is seltzer with a little lime juice.Jamdiver:
Rum... now I'm quite fond of rum, but I am not ready to render a "favorite" decision yet. I have made it a life's work to sample the local rum from everwhere it's made - and I've made it to Mauritius, so it's a matter of filling in the blanks now - but I haven't finished the project yet.
So far, two of my favorites are Appleton's and Bacardi Añejo. (That is not your "regular" Bacardi.)
Rick
glbirch
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Rick Murchison:So far, two of my favorites are Appleton's and Bacardi Añejo. (That is not your "regular" Bacardi.)
Rick
Appleton's is good. There's a couple out of cuba that are quite good as well (Can't remember the brand off the top o' me head though)
