:lol: this is funny only because I'm a college student who doesn't exactly get to have all those wonderful mixed drinks yet...

put a corona in front of me and i'm good to go... or a forty. even better.

rum and coke is always good.

i also enjoy mike's hard lemonade and smirnoff.

Hmmm... at least I've gotten away from McCormick's. blech.

OK, my favorite drinks are:
-Chocolate Martinis
-Cran & Grey Goose
-Irish Car bombs (if I remember correctly, a glass of stout with a shot of whiskey [Jameson? Cannot spell it!], drop a shot of Irish Cream into it and slug it down before it curdles! Sounds icky, but it's great--and I don't even drink beer!
-shots of Barenjaeger--it's a honey/vodka liquor, hard to find in my neck of the woods :( Great stuff, if you're into sweet drinks!

Hello from a Rookie, everyone!

<b>Pepe Hitler</b> (A pre-Godwined Shot)
1 oz Cheap Tequila
1 oz Jeagermeister.

The Jagermeister cuts the burn out of the tequila, and the tequila cuts the syrupiness out of the Jaeger, and together they don't taste any worse than they do apart.

OK, I want to put in a plug here:
Last weekend, I pulled a tap at the Old Dominion Brew Festival n Ashburn VA. For 5 hours Sunday, I was filling people's glasses with River Horse, Our Special Ale, and Trippel Horse. I have got to say that, of the probably hundred different pale ales I have had, Riverhorse Special is easily the best. It's incredibly smooth and exquisitely well balanced between malt and hops, and rounded out perfectly with just a whisper of oak. It's a fantastic beer. Trippel Horse is their Belgian Style trippel, and it stacks up against any of the Belgians. It's got a nice, sweet front end, and a refreshingly dry back end. Light bodied, and packed full of all those neat esters and phenols that a good Belgian yeast will give you. I could pick up vanilla, plum, granny smith apple, and maybe a hint of clove.

I highly recommend this brewery to any beer lover: <a href="http://www.riverhorse.com/">River Horse</a>

//plug

Also, made the perfect boilermaker the other day, with all due respect to the trappist boilermaker discussed earlier:
11 oz <a href="http://www.ratebeer.com/Beer/great-divide-oak-aged-yeti-imperial-stout---/37652/">Great Divide Oak Aged Yeti Imperial Stout</a>
2 oz Makers Mark Bourbon

Good Stuff!

i use guiness, jim beam, and baileys. that's some hard stuff.

You guys figure out a name for it-

Sobe Adrenaline Rush 8 Oz can (grapefruity citrusy flavor)
1-1.5 shots of tequila

Easy to chug, great for staying up late...

I have yet to try a Red Bull but hear they aren't as good as the Rush.

half pint of guinness. drop (carefully) a shot glass layered with kaluha, baileys and irish whiskey... preferably jameson's. drink fast. :thumbsup: it definately curdles. but ends up tasting like chocolate milk if you get the proportions right. my favorite ever.... besides a straight guinness or a Snakebite.

Sex with an Alligator, painful as it sounds, is my favorite martini ever. does anyone have a recipe? chambord on bottom, midori and something else in the middle (that's what i can't figure out) and jager floating on top. mmmm... the blue martini in deland, fl, also makes a killer Space Pussy and i have no idea what it is. but after two Scooby Snacks and a few Space Pussies, i found myself smoking a cigar and playing pool barefoot against a guy with no teeth. welcome to florida, y'all.

I'm rather fond of Irish Carbombs. Did 5 within a 10 minute span this last St. Patty's (I'm in a fraternity. Me likey drunkeness.)

My fraternity brother, however, decided to do a carbomb with everyone who had never done one, so he did about 16 carbombs that night.

I'm in love with Brass Monkeys - A 40 oz of OE, mixed with OJ. Sounds awful, but is actually quite tasty. The wonderful part of drinking 40's of anything is that it's more cost efficient if you're looking for a single night of drunkeness, rather than paying for cases of beer.

White Russians are nice as well.

Oh, also. Another fraternity created a concept drink we've never tried, but always laugh about. He named it "The Highschooler" - Beer mixed with Nyquil.

Mixed drinks: White Russian, Cape Cod, Chocolate Martinis... basically, vodka base, fruit juice, cream or chocolate added.

Beer: Partial to ale and lager, favorites include, Guiness, Skullsplitter, Holy Grail Ale and Harps.

Jagermiester chilled
Crown Royal on the rocks
Bicardi 151 and diet coke
Heiniken beer
Colt 45 (40 ounce)
Zombi (Chinese mixed drink)

made some good ones last night. i'm trying to use up my stock before i move, but i don't think i'm going to make it with my liver intact....

the best was my chocolate martini...started with 1 tsp cocoa powder in a sauce pan, 2 tbps sugar and 1/4 c water. boil for about a minute, remove from heat and mix in a splash of half and half. add to shaker with plenty of ice. add two shots each creme de cacao, bailey's, and vodka. makes 4 drinks.

not really going to do any serious damage, but you could play with the proportions. the main idea was to start with a really rich chocolate base, and then add from there. perhaps chilling the mix without ice would help concentrate it...

Wait, tequila burns? Thats the only hard liquor I can still drink straight besides jack. Tequila just tastes so good.

Flaming Dr. Peppers and Cherry Bombs are also good.

Here's one for everyone to try:
The Blood of Satan
1 shot Jaegermeister
1 shot Goldschlagger
1 shot Jack or other bourbon
1 shot Scotch

Stir to mix and pour over ice.

Anyone who likes a good beer, try any DogFish Head beer, if you're on the east coast and can get your hands on it.

I just read the book by the guy who founded it...amazing. Their prices are premium, but their beer is worth it. I just can't tell you much love and creativity goes into this stuff.

It's all I drink now, just about.
(It's also 7-9% alcohol content, 2-3 will have you off your ass)

I have got to admit they make some awesome beers. Their Midas Touch won a gold at in the Braggot category of the American Mead Competition this year. Their 1999 world wide stout was a staggering 18% abv and perfectly balanced (2000 they upped it to 23% and it tasted like drinking fire.)

Couple of months ago they had a recipe for a 90 minute IPA clone in Zymurgy. Throw all the hops together in a bowl and throw in 6 grams every 5 minutes. Looks interesting.

One of theirs that I would stay away from, though, is the 120 minute IPA. At 10 bucks a 12oz bottle, it's way pricy, and, frankly, it sucks. Tastes like hops flavored corn syrup. Blecch. (Now, I could have gotten a bad bottle, but for 10 bucks a pop, they had better all be good.)

For extreme beer, you should also check out Stone Brewing, the guys who make Arrogant Bastard Ale.

If you end up drinking it in one or two days of the week, then it might be considered a bit excessive by some. :)

Yeah, but only if you drink like a wuss.

Grey Goose in a chilled glass, with a few ice cubes = the end. :D


Other than that, I love me some Captain and Coke (especially Coke w/lime if I don't have fresh lime to put in it).



I've recently started trying some scotches as well. I had some Chivas Regal Royal Salute 21 year old stuff that was just AWESOME!!!! :) Not a big fan of the traditional Johnny Walker though. I've tried everything from Red to Blue, and it's just not my thing.