Finally hit that milestone in the USA, 21!!! Now I am able to drink "legally" however I am not really well informed on what is good and not.
Any recommendations for drinks to try?
Any recommendations for drinks to try?
Of age
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Happy Birthday Quack <3
Yuengling, drinking got boring when it got legal.
Jameson and ginger ale
[Any] gin and tonic. I prefer Hendricks. Martini if you can handle it.
A white Russian.
Long Island.
The world is your oyster in moderation.
[Any] gin and tonic. I prefer Hendricks. Martini if you can handle it.
A white Russian.
Long Island.
The world is your oyster in moderation.
Drinking isn't exciting when it's legal.
That being said, beer sucks. Jack and coke is cheap and my go to. "Lady drinks" aren't real and you should fight anyone who says otherwise.
That being said, beer sucks. Jack and coke is cheap and my go to. "Lady drinks" aren't real and you should fight anyone who says otherwise.
the Whiskey cocktail, cant go wrong with an old fashioned
Good wine, everything else is pointless...
Just take a good imperial stout, best for me.
I fully endorse both of these points
Double shot soy latte mocha frappacino in a straight glass
Go to a bar with a bunch of friends over numerous nights. Take 2 expensive drinks, 2 cheap drinks, and "the bartenders favorite" I did this every other weekend for a few months until I found:
1. I'm allergic to hops so no beer (this was my second outing)
2. I love high end scotch: This resulted in me spending a lot of money on many different types of scotch
3. Finding a cheap but delicious alcohol called Skrewball Whiskey, its a very smooth and flavourful peanut butter whiskey
4. Who my true friends were after I got plastered one too many times
5. How well I could truely hold my alcohol
We can all recommend you our favorite drinks and we can all tell you what is best. But only you can decide what you like.
Stay safe, stay good, and know your limits!
1. I'm allergic to hops so no beer (this was my second outing)
2. I love high end scotch: This resulted in me spending a lot of money on many different types of scotch
3. Finding a cheap but delicious alcohol called Skrewball Whiskey, its a very smooth and flavourful peanut butter whiskey
4. Who my true friends were after I got plastered one too many times
5. How well I could truely hold my alcohol
We can all recommend you our favorite drinks and we can all tell you what is best. But only you can decide what you like.
Stay safe, stay good, and know your limits!
courvoisier vsop & cream soda
Happy Birthday Quack <3
Have a peated scotch now, then try it again in ten years. It's a good exercise for seeing how much your tastes change over time.
Also craft beer, spirits, and wine are all exploding these days. Try lots of things. Its a big world after all.
As far as recommendations, try to find all of these things. They should be off the beaten path a little.
1. Mezcal. If it isn't 100% agave throw it in the trash where it belongs.
2. An Austrian red wine. You'll need to find a decent wine store to procure this.
3. An oyster stout. Definitely an acquired taste, but if the brewery you are at has the chops to make it, they are worth your while.
Also craft beer, spirits, and wine are all exploding these days. Try lots of things. Its a big world after all.
As far as recommendations, try to find all of these things. They should be off the beaten path a little.
1. Mezcal. If it isn't 100% agave throw it in the trash where it belongs.
2. An Austrian red wine. You'll need to find a decent wine store to procure this.
3. An oyster stout. Definitely an acquired taste, but if the brewery you are at has the chops to make it, they are worth your while.
What do you recommend?
Martell VS lately relatively good, relatively cheap :)
A nice craft stout!
Australian is a given, but go where the sun is...
Just go and explore.