OT: cocktails …

[scaredyclassic]

There have been a lot of wine threads. And I think beer once in awhile. But what about booze? Anyone have a particular cocktail they could not live without that they wish to urge upon the group?

I am a very strong creature of habit, and I drink almost exclusively Gin and Tonic or Americanos (campari vermouth and soda water). One or two, or maybe three a day. Once in a while it’ll switch to the mojito for a few days (I raise my own mint). or a negroni (gin, campari and vermouth). Pimm’s Cup No. 1 on a blue moon. I believe bitter cocktails extend one’s lifespan, as the bitters assist in proper digestion.

Is there a drink I should be drinking? I feel satisfied with my current cocktail life and am not really seeking to branch out but perhaps I am missing out on something. I was thinking about Pernod.

[CA renter]

Wel, lthate xplains why you typelike thi smometimes. 🙂

[CA renter]

Wel, lthate xplains why you typelike thi smometimes. 🙂

[CA renter]

Wel, lthate xplains why you typelike thi smometimes. 🙂

[CA renter]

Wel, lthate xplains why you typelike thi smometimes. 🙂

[CA renter]

Wel, lthate xplains why you typelike thi smometimes. 🙂

[bearishgurl]

[quote=CA renter]Wel, lthate xplains why you typelike thi smometimes. :)[/quote]

Lol, CAR, I just thought scaredy might be dyslexic, as many attorneys suffer from this condition. That’s what peons like me are for . . . to do the “grunt work” so they can do what they do best . . . talk :=}

[bearishgurl]

[quote=CA renter]Wel, lthate xplains why you typelike thi smometimes. :)[/quote]

Lol, CAR, I just thought scaredy might be dyslexic, as many attorneys suffer from this condition. That’s what peons like me are for . . . to do the “grunt work” so they can do what they do best . . . talk :=}

[bearishgurl]

[quote=CA renter]Wel, lthate xplains why you typelike thi smometimes. :)[/quote]

Lol, CAR, I just thought scaredy might be dyslexic, as many attorneys suffer from this condition. That’s what peons like me are for . . . to do the “grunt work” so they can do what they do best . . . talk :=}

[bearishgurl]

[quote=CA renter]Wel, lthate xplains why you typelike thi smometimes. :)[/quote]

Lol, CAR, I just thought scaredy might be dyslexic, as many attorneys suffer from this condition. That’s what peons like me are for . . . to do the “grunt work” so they can do what they do best . . . talk :=}

[bearishgurl]

[quote=CA renter]Wel, lthate xplains why you typelike thi smometimes. :)[/quote]

Lol, CAR, I just thought scaredy might be dyslexic, as many attorneys suffer from this condition. That’s what peons like me are for . . . to do the “grunt work” so they can do what they do best . . . talk :=}

[bearishgurl]

For the last 30 years or so, I’ve basically been a wino, with ice and a lot of soda water thrown in.

In my younger “restaurant-worker” days, I used to like Cutty and water, with a twist. I too liked the “smooth-tasting bitter highball” then but no longer indulge in it.

[bearishgurl]

For the last 30 years or so, I’ve basically been a wino, with ice and a lot of soda water thrown in.

In my younger “restaurant-worker” days, I used to like Cutty and water, with a twist. I too liked the “smooth-tasting bitter highball” then but no longer indulge in it.

[bearishgurl]

For the last 30 years or so, I’ve basically been a wino, with ice and a lot of soda water thrown in.

In my younger “restaurant-worker” days, I used to like Cutty and water, with a twist. I too liked the “smooth-tasting bitter highball” then but no longer indulge in it.

[bearishgurl]

For the last 30 years or so, I’ve basically been a wino, with ice and a lot of soda water thrown in.

In my younger “restaurant-worker” days, I used to like Cutty and water, with a twist. I too liked the “smooth-tasting bitter highball” then but no longer indulge in it.

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