Sailin' with Captain Morgan and his first matey Coke... toss a lime in and it's smooooooth sailing!!   

I also enjoy Margaritas... Rocks, never frozen!!

The occasional brew when watching the game...

Whiskey.  Old number 7 and its fine family of products for me.  I also like single malt scotch.  In the way of beer DARK ALE.  I do like wine a lot, but hardly have it because I never think of buying it.  I like just about anything Japanese so sake is also a favorite.

I usually drink beer.  My favorites are stouts, porters, brown ales and I'm on an anything Belgium kick right now.  If I drink domestic it's usually Coors.

If I drink wine I'm usually with clients.  In this case I like a good cabernet (No, if anyone orders Merlot, I'm leaving. I am NOT drinking any fucking Merlot!) or a good Italian wine from the Piedmont region of Italy.

If I'm at one of those trendy places I'll drink vodka.  My drink of choice there is an Effen Black Cherry and Soda.  If they don't have Effen, then Grey Goose will do.

I much prefer Jack or Jim when drinking straight or on the rocks.  This is what I'll drink if I'm hanging with a bunch of my buddies or in camp.  We have a rule that only Jim and Jack can be taken into camp.

I don't drink alcohol anymore, had enough beer when I was in high school & college.  It just makes me tired now.  I love this stuff though.

Beer, I brew my own. Usually a stout or a porter, sometimes a wheat beer, like Widmer's in the summer time.

Beer, I brew my own. Usually a stout or a porter, sometimes a wheat beer, like Widmer's in the summer time.

MMMM, yummy!

  Beer on a daily basis, wine with the wife and close friends, and single malt whisky [neat] with my real intimates. Champagne for special occasions, although recently I've found the stuff too sweet to swallow. I used to write about the whites [rieslings, Mueller-Thurgaus, etc.] and still virtually unknown reds [mostly Spaetburgunders] of Germany and Austria.  I know some successful home-brewers but prefer micro-brews and imports, Bass, Harp, Spatenbraeu, and the original Czech Budweiser , which now goes by some other name since Annhaeuser-Busch bought the name in the late 19th century. On very snowy nights, Gluewein [mulled and spiced red wine] is warming. Cheers, Professor Melon