Your favorite beverages?

[Jackalope]

In no particular order....

1) Water
2) Tea - Earl Grey (straight or with milk and sugar) for daytime, chamomile or lavender herb tea at night.
3) Good coffee or espresso
4) Diet Dr. Pepper
5) Beer - my own homebrew, also partial to malty beers from the UK or Germany, as well as domestic micros
6) Mead - homebrew or from craft meaderies
7) Wine - whatever goes with what's being served
8) Bourbon whiskey - neat, on ice, or in a Manhattan
9) Scotch whisky - always neat, never met a single malt I didn't like. Good scotch is a rare treat to be savored.

[Whateverist]

First think in the morning at home, PG tips with a splash of half & half and a trace of sugar.

Diet coke or other soft drinks.

Thai iced tea.

Water (from the tap and straight from Hetch Hetchy in the Sierras)

Wine.

Gin and tonic, Bailey's Irish Cream on ice.

[Mystic]

Mango mixed with berries (frozen fruit mix in the blender)

Root Beer (The Soft drink)

Laban (Yogurt and water)



Date juice



Coca Cola (Zero)

Gingerale (Canada Dry)

[Tobie]

1) Cola (Pepsi Max is definitely my favourite)
2) Real Ales (generally whatever is at the pub)
3) Scotch
4) Any ciders, apart from pear.
5) Brandy
6) Pineau (Cognac and wine blend)

[Polaris]

Beer and tamarindo.

[Darth]

Perry is the best Tobie!

Cherry Coke.

[Darwinian]

Coffee
Tea
Chocolate
Pear cider
Port
WKD

[Reforged]

coca-cola
red bull
coffee
tea

pretty much anything with caffeine in to keep me all... smiley.

[jots]

Laban (Yogurt and water)

This sounds a lot like doogh, which is a popular beverage in Iran. My girlfriend drinks it sometimes, but I never liked the taste.

As for my own favorite beverages:

Hot: Tea, mostly Early Grey
Cold: Water, or Orange Juice

[kılıç_mehmet]

Laban (Yogurt and water)

This sounds a lot like doogh, which is a popular beverage in Iran. My girlfriend drinks it sometimes, but I never liked the taste.

As for my own favorite beverages:

Hot: Tea, mostly Early Grey
Cold: Water, or Orange Juice

It's Ayran. Our invention that people like to sell as their own.