What does your average RFF member drink?

What does your average RFF member drink?

  • Popov Vodka- Cheap and to the point.

    Votes: 4 1.6%

  • Pabst Blue Ribbon- For all you proletarians.

    Votes: 7 2.8%

  • Craft Beer- Beer for a more discerning palate.

    Votes: 56 22.2%

  • MaCallan 12- Classy but affordable. For the used Leica enthusiast.

    Votes: 32 12.7%

  • Lagavulin 16- For the robust, bold (and smokey) amongst you.

    Votes: 38 15.1%

  • Chateau Lafite Rothschild- When only the best will do.

    Votes: 12 4.8%

  • Black Coffee- For the teetotalers/ early risers amongst you.

    Votes: 31 12.3%

  • Moonshine- Tough as nails.

    Votes: 9 3.6%

  • Tea- For the refined LTM shooter.

    Votes: 40 15.9%

  • Pooled Rainwater- For all those broke Leica shooters.

    Votes: 15 6.0%

  • Spring Water For Those of Pure Hearts and Bodies

    Votes: 8 3.2%
  • Total voters
    252
  • Poll closed .
Been preparing for a trip to Dubai next week, visiting an old friend, even bought new specs today and an international driver's license. Drinking a glass of Glen Talloch whiskey...
 
Almost a teetotaler untill at 39 I married a Canuck. When we went to visit her relatives across the border you just about had to have a beer to be sociable. Well, one thing lead to another and now (after 25 years) I like beer. But I'm cheap and that's a problem. Got to shop carefully. For desert I like Stockyard Oatmeal stout from Trader Joe's, only $5.99 for a 6 pack. When it gets too warm I like a really cold and hoppy IPA, like Pyramid Outburst. The missus and her clan refer to 4:30 as beer thirty and when we head up to Canada we always bring 2 cases, the maxium allowed for two people.
 
zuiko85 said:
Almost a teetotaler untill at 39 I married a Canuck. When we went to visit her relatives across the border you just about had to have a beer to be sociable. Well, one thing lead to another and now (after 25 years) I like beer. But I'm cheap and that's a problem. Got to shop carefully. For desert I like Stockyard Oatmeal stout from Trader Joe's, only $5.99 for a 6 pack. When it gets too warm I like a really cold and hoppy IPA, like Pyramid Outburst. The missus and her clan refer to 4:30 as beer thirty and when we head up to Canada we always bring 2 cases, the maxium allowed for two people.
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Sir, with all do respect and my crazy math skills - at age 64, your beer needs to cost more that $1.00 per bottle :)
 
I don't discriminate. :D

I sell wine & spirits so I have a bit of everything throughout the week. As part of my job I taste at least 20 wines a week. I have a big rack of reds but I only drink it occasionally. I always have some white or sparkling in the fridge. I also have a growler of some craft beer in the fridge as well. When I'm at the pub I usually have a beer and maybe a dram of Powers.

However, when I want to sit and really enjoy myself I tend to go with the more flavorsome spirits like the various Ardbeg single malts and single village Mezcals. Those really do it for me. Everything else is a bit more utilitarian. :)
 
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