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  • asop

    As Tom T. Hall sang "That's Why I like beer"🙃

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  • austin20

    I keep Tanqueray 10 and Fever Tree tonic on hand for those rare occasions when Wifeys wants a gin and tonic

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  • Rocky Raab

    I had tonight's plain, over ice, to get a feel for the flavor. I enjoy gin in a myriad of ways (note that I can still type "myriad") from straight to all kinds of mixers.

    BTW, the "dry" martini was not so named because of how much vermouth is added but what kind of vermouth. The ORIGINAL martini was gin and sweet vermouth. It was only when some unknown person tried dry vermouth that the "dry martini" was born. If you have not tried one with a good sweet vermouth (such as Cinzano) you have not truly had a martini. Mix it anywhere from 1/4 to 1/8 and enjoy. Do not even mention the abomination of a "vodka martini".

    I like gin with a dash of traditional bitters, or orange bitters, or "dirty" with olive or onion juice, or just straight. Gin Rickeys, G&Ts...

    I have tried and enjoyed Gordon's, Beefeaters, Aviator, Hendrick's, Bombay, Tanqueray, and now Plymouth. I don't care for the highly botanical/floral ones like Bombay Sapphire.

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  • toad67

    Mmmmm, haven't had any squished juniper berries with tonic water and a lime in a while, thanks for the reminder. The onion juice sounds a bit on the wild side though...

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  • Toolman286

    For straight "sipping", Bluecoat & Hendrick's.

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  • mark christian

    Beefeater and Tonic with a squeeze of lime.

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  • toad67

    Heck Mark, with your guns and alcohol all you need is a shed full of tobacco and you could be your own ATF division....

    Very nice!!!

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  • pulsarnc

    Plymouth was the gin of choice for Travis Mcgee .

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  • chme

    Admit it- you Martini drinkers are just hooked on olives.......

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  • Rocky Raab

    And pickled onions in a Gibson, which is where I get the onion juice. It's the same as a martini, but with onions instead of olives. It is probably an acquired taste.

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  • hillbille
    mark christian: 30468400184091/comments/30468372100763

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6031683/uploads/E87U1HJ6T3FA/20220730-211830.jpg

    Beefeater and Tonic with a squeeze of lime.

    now there is a man after my own heart, even down to the sugar free tonic water, though I keep a bottle of lime juice in the fridge for a squirt, instead of a squeeze........ I also like seagrams gin

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  • gesshots

    "Mother's Ruin" !

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  • kannoneer

    I favor 'Guzzler's Gin', an old Red Skelton favorite.

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  • Toolman286

    Instead of lime, I add a splash of Margarita mix to my Bombay & tonic. One less thing in the fridge & it serves a dual purpose.

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  • Ruger4me

    Way back in the day I drank a lot of Tanqueray and sweet n sour mix on the rocks... mostly just cold beer these days...

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  • Brookwood

    Long, long, ago, I was a big W.C. Fields fan. So long ago, I hadn't even reached legal age yet to be sipp'n on gin and such. Had an older brother along with several of his buddy's who party'd together and shared their Beefeater's with me because I did such good impressions of ole W.C.!


    Not all that great at mimicking his voice but I could fall off my chair without spilling a drop of the sauce! 😁

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  • chme

    Story was that there was a too-too sweet child actor (Baby Snookums) that Fields could not stand. Spiked the kid's orange juice with gin. Snookums was staggering around the movie set giggling- Fields was proclaiming "Walk him around! That kids no trouper!"

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  • asop

    Someone once asked WC how he liked kids. His reply was "Not bad if properly prepared"😆

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  • austin20


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  • jimdeere

    What was that old song;

    "Evil women drink gin"?

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  • gesshots


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  • drobs

    I've started drinking Screw Drivers. Have tried a couple different Vodkas to include Grey Goose & Smirnoff. They all taste the same to me, when mixed with OJ.

    Working on a bottle of Costco Kirkland American Vodka. I've cut my drinking way back to 1 to 2 drinks a couple times a week.


    Pic from web:


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  • MIKE WISKEY

    I've taken up drinking matini's...........just because I picked up a bushel basket of different 'gins' at an estate sale (for about $4 a bottle)

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  • jimdeere
    drobs: 30468400184091/comments/30468391169307

    I've started drinking Screw Drivers. Have tried a couple different Vodkas to include Grey Goose & Smirnoff. They all taste the same to me, when mixed with OJ.

    Working on a bottle of Costco Kirkland American Vodka. I've cut my drinking way back to 1 to 2 drinks a couple times a week.

    Pic from web:

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6031683/uploads/Y5ZYMTSKC7UB/vodka-jpg.jpg

    Finlandia is good on the rocks.


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  • papernicker

    I never had a G+T, in my life, thinking I didnt like gin and especially tonic but had one a few weeks ago and wanted another one

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  • allen griggs

    Dammit. Y'all are making me thirsty for a gin and tonic. Just did the inventory, I got the tonic water, got the lime. But no gin! Need me a bottle of Knotty Head. I know it is cheapo giin but I like it.

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  • Rocky Raab

    Drink what you like, allen.

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  • austin20

    If you are out of gin a Vodka Tonic is a great summer alternative

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  • allen griggs

    OK, y'all win. This thread has made me snap. I went to the liquor store today, and bought a bottle of Knotty Head.


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  • Rocky Raab

    Sipping a few fingers of Tanqueray Rangpur as I type this.

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