Drink of Choice
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Tex_77 Tacos,Tequila and salsa sampling at ‘Por que No?’ in Portland, Or… I’m off to a good start!
Joe Hell hold the tequila, more tacos please.
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Since I’m trying to lose weight (down below 280 now) I’ve been pretty much a water guy for months. When I splurge a little its Ultras. When its company business with someone else buying I’ll go for a Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale every time.
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Jonathon s request, please list your drink of choice. I’ll start, I love bourbon and Coors Light or a good old Coors yellow belly. My bourbons of choice are Elijah Craig, Bulliet, Maker’s Mark, Jim Beam Black and W.L. Wellers. Now if I just want to pound down some drinks a good 7&7 can’t be beat.
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chippewa Crown Apple is delicious! I also enjoy Jim Beam Honey
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Since I’m trying to lose weight (down below 280 now) I’ve been pretty much a water guy for months. When I splurge a little its Ultras. When its company business with someone else buying I’ll go for a Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale every time.
Clint Hunter dogfish head slightly mighty, Langunitas Daytime, O’Dell Brewing Company Good Behavior
these are three very good 90-105 calorie beers that taste like a real beer. Don’t waste life on “LITE” beers -
For you bourbon guys, here is another one I like but is hard to find around my area. It is my beverage of choice tonight!
Brianh
We carry that but have not had a lot of action on it yet.
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Brianh
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For you bourbon guys, here is another one I like but is hard to find around my area. It is my beverage of choice tonight!
Brianh
My bad on this. We do carry an Iowan whiskey but not the product you referred to. Apologies. -
I was raised in the Delta area of Nor Cal. The farmers changed from row crops to vineyards in 1967 & now there are some of the best wines around produced in my home town of Clarksburg. Bogle, Muddy Boot, Silt, Heringer Estates to name a few. So I’ve got to say wine is my favorite drink and a nice single malt Scotch whiskey like Laphroaig is on my list too. On hot days a Bombay gin & tonic is great for a cool off.
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I was raised in the Delta area of Nor Cal. The farmers changed from row crops to vineyards in 1967 & now there are some of the best wines around produced in my home town of Clarksburg. Bogle, Muddy Boot, Silt, Heringer Estates to name a few. So I’ve got to say wine is my favorite drink and a nice single malt Scotch whiskey like Laphroaig is on my list too. On hot days a Bombay gin & tonic is great for a cool off.
macsinsac I highly recommend some wine from Walla Walla! When I started in the industry we had 7 wineries and I worked for all of them within a few years. When my parents and I started our winery 10 years later we were number 63 in the valley. By the time closed in 2014 there were easily 150 wineries locally…in a town if 35k that’s a whole lot of booze per capita!
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Brianh
My bad on this. We do carry an Iowan whiskey but not the product you referred to. Apologies. -
Tex_77
All of the above except the Coors. MGD for many years now. Guinness and several Leinenkugel craft beers at times. Honeyweiss, Northwoods Lager, Red Lager and Oktoberfest. Quit mixing some time ago. All on the rocks. Oops, forgot Jameson and Basil Hayden’s and Buffalo Trace. Could go on but…Being in the wholesale liquor business has it’s advantages.PapaSop I make my own beer and IPAs are my favorite.
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Brianh
My bad on this. We do carry an Iowan whiskey but not the product you referred to. Apologies.PapaSop Is Templeton Rye your IA whiskey? That was my first venture into rye.
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PapaSop I make my own beer and IPAs are my favorite.
@Jägermeister Nice - I’m an IPA lover and avid brewer. What do you have ready? I have a Munich Helles and an old school American Pale Ale on tap with NEIPA, Czech Dark Lager and an oatmeal stout fermenting.
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PapaSop Is Templeton Rye your IA whiskey? That was my first venture into rye.
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Iowa Legendary Rye. -
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Coors light or Keystone
cherylroy1 Keystone Light, 30 stones for 15 bones!
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Jonathon s request, please list your drink of choice. I’ll start, I love bourbon and Coors Light or a good old Coors yellow belly. My bourbons of choice are Elijah Craig, Bulliet, Maker’s Mark, Jim Beam Black and W.L. Wellers. Now if I just want to pound down some drinks a good 7&7 can’t be beat.
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