In no particular order:

Staropramen (genuinely a good lager on draft

Black Sheep

Good Elf (was a guest ale over Xmas where I work, think it wad Thwaites)

Thatchers Gold cider

Fat tire and Thatchers Green Goblin

Sam Adams

Little Creatures' Bright Ale

Bulmer's Cider (Pear or Apple)

Grey Goose Vodka (expensive but incredibly smooth)

Glenfiddich Single-Malt Scotch Whiskey (expensive but oh so delicious)

Anything with spiced rum or some scotch

Any decent Lager or craft beer..Ron Zacapa 23yr Rum..

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Used to drink 2 per weekend now im down to 1, im saving up for a motorcycle so had to cut on several things hehe.

Blue Moon Belgian White

Paulaner Hefeweizen

Micro brews - stouts, browns & porters (especially a good vanilla porter)

And lately a lot of the Leinenkugel beers.

Like trying out new beers, and going to the Great American Beer Festival.

(I worked for 22 years at the Adolph Coors Brewery.)

In Colorado there is no shortage of excellent brews. In Korea there is a huge shortage. But for now, overall favorite is Maharaja by Avery in Boulder. Followed closely by Hop Czar by Bridgeport from Portland Oregon. Here in Korea the best thing I've found that isn't 10 dollars a bottle is Queens Ale by Jinro. It's almost an American Style Pale Ale. 

Scotch, neat.

Laguanitas! My favorite brewery right now. Hop Stoopid especially.

Absolutely my favorite beer has to be Arrogant Bastard from Stone Brewing. Well their Double Bastard is awesome also but it's seasonal. For whiskey, Booker's.

I love cheapass beer from the can. We in austria have many cheap brands that taste amazingly good and cost only bout 30cent.

 

What I also love, when I play guitar at nighttime, is a few cups of whiskeycola!

I just tried to Arrogant Bastard for the first time this past weekend. If you like IPA I highly suggest you try it.

Wish we still had Billy Beer.

Tanqueray and just about any mixer that goes with it.

 

I have a 30+ year old bottle of Vermouth that makes the smoothest martini you'll ever have.  Mix that with the Tanqueray  mmmmmmm.

 

As for beers, the darker the better.  Never could see the appeal of Budweiser in this country.

Laugh if you want but I am a commited Coors light drinker. Drinking about 15 years now and wont switch. :eek:

 

Drink about 2 cases a week.

Southern Comfort

I Love Faxe

Can't forget Racer 5. It's like 8.5 alc %. Watch out! o_O

Laugh if you want but I am a commited Coors light drinker. Drinking about 15 years now and wont switch. :eek: Drink about 2 cases a week.

Not laughing, crying. Wishing better beer on you.

Faxe has 10 alc % and come to you in 1 l or 1/2 l cans

Faxe has 10 alc % and come to you in 1 l or 1/2 l cans

I had a great time trying out as many German beers as I could when I was there for a couple of weeks during Oktoberfest in 1993.

My younger brother who was living close to Freising introduced me to Hofbrauhaus Freising Huber Weisses.

To this day I still think that it is the best beer that I have ever tasted.

For cider, I LOVE Rekorderlig and I love myself a bit of Grey Goose. ;)

Jeese, where to begin...

 

Lets just say that I can remember about 4 or 5 trips to A and E...

 

Once I had to go to A and E for a football (soccer!) related injury, I was so proud of myself :)