Things that you can recommend

[TheoK]

Ravenswood Zinfandel Vintners Blend 2011. Really good wine. Too expensive in Sweden, of course - 99 kronor or about $15 for a 750ml bottle - but really tasty 

[odeon]

Fuller's London Pride. Fabulous English ale, the drink of choice at British Airways.
Fuller's IPA. More balanced than most IPAs. Yes, with the obligatory lemon taste but not dominated by it.
Anchor Steam Beer. Not ale and not beer, somewhat bitter, great taste.
Guinness. Make sure it's on tap (dur!) and that it takes at least five minutes between your order and the drink.

[RageBeoulve]

Every man deserves a cabinet stocked with bourbons. Good for drinkin, good for cookin, and its got medicinal purposes, too.

[TheoK]

I'm more into Scotch single malt, but those you posted are excellent, especially Wild Turkey 

[RageBeoulve]

Wild turkey 101. Makes me VERY happy. 

[Queen Victoria]

Do you sometimes think of an answer before you open a new thread?  Well, evidently my intended answer of "Old age!  I love it and live it" isn't really appropriate for this thread.

So, Chimay Ale, sherry, port and Mogen David anything.

[odeon]

I didn't know what to expect before I read Lit's post.

But here's another recommendation:

[Jack]

Jack like frozen girly drinks.

['andersom']

^

What's in it?

[Jack]

^

What's in it?

Tequila. It's a frozen margarita.

[Jack]

Also like the flavor of whiskey and gigerale mix, but fermentation and sour mash of any type doesn't sit well with me. Not much of a drinker anyway, maybe once or twice a year.

['andersom']

Also like the flavor of whiskey and gigerale mix, but sour mash of any type doesn't sit well with me. Not much of a drinker anyway, maybe once or twice a year.

My brain is now imagining that mix, and kinda liking it.

I'm not much of a drinker myself either. Now and then I do open a bottle of wine, but 90% or more of it ends up in stews, on mushrooms in a frying pan and in sauces. Alcohol messes up with my sleeping massively.

["couldbecousin"]

Do you sometimes think of an answer before you open a new thread?  Well, evidently my intended answer of "Old age!  I love it and live it" isn't really appropriate for this thread.

So, Chimay Ale, sherry, port and Mogen David anything.

  I love your answer, it gives me hope for my own old age. 

["couldbecousin"]

  I recommend Simply Apple    and Tropicana 50, a low-sugar orange juice that actually tastes
   sweeter than the regular kind!     Also I like seltzer water, maybe I will try it with lemon. 

[Semicolon]

Also like the flavor of whiskey and gigerale mix, but fermentation and sour mash of any type doesn't sit well with me. Not much of a drinker anyway, maybe once or twice a year.

Tequila is fermented.

Also like the flavor of whiskey and gigerale mix, but sour mash of any type doesn't sit well with me. Not much of a drinker anyway, maybe once or twice a year.

My brain is now imagining that mix, and kinda liking it.

I'm not much of a drinker myself either. Now and then I do open a bottle of wine, but 90% or more of it ends up in stews, on mushrooms in a frying pan and in sauces. Alcohol messes up with my sleeping massively.