Are You a Wine or Beer Drinker?
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I'm a wine drinker :-D I drink a couple of bottles of wine a week (together with my wife), but only about 1 beer, or less, a month... Right now my favorite wine is a "Angove's CR, 1998" (Shiraz Grape) from Southern Australia. :-D - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
Both, but I prefer beer. Somewhere between my second and fourth quart my dart game gets much better, though it tapers off a bit after the fifth.
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I'm a wine drinker :-D I drink a couple of bottles of wine a week (together with my wife), but only about 1 beer, or less, a month... Right now my favorite wine is a "Angove's CR, 1998" (Shiraz Grape) from Southern Australia. :-D - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
Neither. I'm a tequila and scotch drinker. Not heavy drinking though, I'll get a buzz just opening the darn bottle! :rolleyes: Foot-and-Mouth disease is believed to be the first virus unable to spread through Microsoft Outlook
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I'm a wine drinker :-D I drink a couple of bottles of wine a week (together with my wife), but only about 1 beer, or less, a month... Right now my favorite wine is a "Angove's CR, 1998" (Shiraz Grape) from Southern Australia. :-D - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
I prefer wine to beer, but don't get to drink much anway. When I do, I usually prefer a Merlot. My beverages of choice are Coke, coffee and water. /ravi "There is always one more bug..." http://www.ravib.com ravib@ravib.com
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I'm a wine drinker :-D I drink a couple of bottles of wine a week (together with my wife), but only about 1 beer, or less, a month... Right now my favorite wine is a "Angove's CR, 1998" (Shiraz Grape) from Southern Australia. :-D - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
No, I'm not. :-) Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001
Sonork ID 100.10002:MeanManOz
I live in Bob's HungOut now
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I'm a wine drinker :-D I drink a couple of bottles of wine a week (together with my wife), but only about 1 beer, or less, a month... Right now my favorite wine is a "Angove's CR, 1998" (Shiraz Grape) from Southern Australia. :-D - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
Both. Being in Australia means we're totally spoiled when it comes to good wine and it's pretty hard to go wrong when choosing. As to beer I used to think we had some great beer but, at the risk of being deported, I'd have to say that I prefer the beeer in Canada. cheers, Chris Maunder
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I'm a wine drinker :-D I drink a couple of bottles of wine a week (together with my wife), but only about 1 beer, or less, a month... Right now my favorite wine is a "Angove's CR, 1998" (Shiraz Grape) from Southern Australia. :-D - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
I don't drink alcohol. Coffee to program, coffee to sleep, coffee to wake, and coffee to eat. Coffee is very important to many Americans.
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I'm a wine drinker :-D I drink a couple of bottles of wine a week (together with my wife), but only about 1 beer, or less, a month... Right now my favorite wine is a "Angove's CR, 1998" (Shiraz Grape) from Southern Australia. :-D - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
Cerveza! :-D Jon Sagara "There are lies, damned lies and statistics." -- Mark Twain.
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Both. Being in Australia means we're totally spoiled when it comes to good wine and it's pretty hard to go wrong when choosing. As to beer I used to think we had some great beer but, at the risk of being deported, I'd have to say that I prefer the beeer in Canada. cheers, Chris Maunder
Chris Maunder wrote: As to beer I used to think we had some great beer but, at the risk of being deported, I'd have to say that I prefer the beeer in Canada. Then you just have to visit Denmark. A lot of people say that we have the best beer in the world ;P - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
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I'm a wine drinker :-D I drink a couple of bottles of wine a week (together with my wife), but only about 1 beer, or less, a month... Right now my favorite wine is a "Angove's CR, 1998" (Shiraz Grape) from Southern Australia. :-D - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
Is vodka a wine? :rolleyes: When it comes to wines I can't really appreciate them, so I don't bother drinking them. As to beer - they all tast like Bob's urine (at least all the ones i've ever had do), so I don't bother with them either. I prefer to go for the alcopops or *mild* coctails, with the rare shot of tequilla and even rarer shot of neat vodka. X| I'm also a Pimms drinker believe it or not, and a self admitted coke addict - as in coca cola not cocaine. I don't drink coffee as I can't stand the smell of it. Just don't ask for a "bloody mary" in Tiverton, or you might be shocked by what you get. They don't waste anything round here... (only kidding) ________________ David Wulff http://www.davidwulff.co.uk "I wrote a program in Visual C++ that allows me to send over 5,000 GIGABYTES of Video to every computer and TV Set connected to the Internet in "0" SECONDS (YES! ZERO seconds!)" - Bill SerGio, Professional W*nker
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Both. Being in Australia means we're totally spoiled when it comes to good wine and it's pretty hard to go wrong when choosing. As to beer I used to think we had some great beer but, at the risk of being deported, I'd have to say that I prefer the beeer in Canada. cheers, Chris Maunder
beeer First time I read this I thought it was a typo, but then I realized you were simply working in the accent :) David http://www.dundas.com
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I'm a wine drinker :-D I drink a couple of bottles of wine a week (together with my wife), but only about 1 beer, or less, a month... Right now my favorite wine is a "Angove's CR, 1998" (Shiraz Grape) from Southern Australia. :-D - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
Definitely a beer drinker. For some reason the sulfites in wine give me a nasty headache and a whopping hangover. And on top of that, I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to beer. I enjoy good beer rather than the macrobrewed crap (Budweiser, Miller, Coors, Fosters, et al). I even came up with a site where hard core beer drinkers can rate beers they've had and of course, view all of the ratings to see how they compare. It's turning out to be a lot of fun and we've collected more than 40,000 ratings .... oh, sorry, it's starting to sound like spam now. :> Bill Great beers as rated by those who drink them. RateBeer.com
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beeer First time I read this I thought it was a typo, but then I realized you were simply working in the accent :) David http://www.dundas.com
David Cunningham wrote: then I realized you were simply working in the accent You know me - I'm always working in the acccent ;) cheers, Chris Maunder
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I'm a wine drinker :-D I drink a couple of bottles of wine a week (together with my wife), but only about 1 beer, or less, a month... Right now my favorite wine is a "Angove's CR, 1998" (Shiraz Grape) from Southern Australia. :-D - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
I vote for both. I vote pro drink :beer:
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Is vodka a wine? :rolleyes: When it comes to wines I can't really appreciate them, so I don't bother drinking them. As to beer - they all tast like Bob's urine (at least all the ones i've ever had do), so I don't bother with them either. I prefer to go for the alcopops or *mild* coctails, with the rare shot of tequilla and even rarer shot of neat vodka. X| I'm also a Pimms drinker believe it or not, and a self admitted coke addict - as in coca cola not cocaine. I don't drink coffee as I can't stand the smell of it. Just don't ask for a "bloody mary" in Tiverton, or you might be shocked by what you get. They don't waste anything round here... (only kidding) ________________ David Wulff http://www.davidwulff.co.uk "I wrote a program in Visual C++ that allows me to send over 5,000 GIGABYTES of Video to every computer and TV Set connected to the Internet in "0" SECONDS (YES! ZERO seconds!)" - Bill SerGio, Professional W*nker
David Wulff wrote: Is vodka a wine? From memory, YES ! :-) Regardz Colin J Davies
Sonork ID 100.9197:Colin
I live in Bob's HungOut now
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Both. Being in Australia means we're totally spoiled when it comes to good wine and it's pretty hard to go wrong when choosing. As to beer I used to think we had some great beer but, at the risk of being deported, I'd have to say that I prefer the beeer in Canada. cheers, Chris Maunder
- (to main question) depends, more times wins wine - beeEr is nothing, did you ever received your-sw customer reply: "if it really works" (it already had functionality he wished) "box of beArs waits for you" - chris, you never prefered beer in (central) europe - where is any serious cp poll about this tema? t!
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I'm a wine drinker :-D I drink a couple of bottles of wine a week (together with my wife), but only about 1 beer, or less, a month... Right now my favorite wine is a "Angove's CR, 1998" (Shiraz Grape) from Southern Australia. :-D - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
While I can definitley enjoy a good wine and savour a cold beer on a storming hot day I far prefer drinking spirits. The main reason is that wine and beer give me a really horrid hangover, even after just a few glasses. Yet with spirits I can knock back half a bottle and only have a mild rough tongue the next day. Living in SA though we have a fine choice of wines and beers. Our wines regularly win awards as do our beers. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Do you Sonork? I do! 100.9903 Stormfront "The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge
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Is vodka a wine? :rolleyes: When it comes to wines I can't really appreciate them, so I don't bother drinking them. As to beer - they all tast like Bob's urine (at least all the ones i've ever had do), so I don't bother with them either. I prefer to go for the alcopops or *mild* coctails, with the rare shot of tequilla and even rarer shot of neat vodka. X| I'm also a Pimms drinker believe it or not, and a self admitted coke addict - as in coca cola not cocaine. I don't drink coffee as I can't stand the smell of it. Just don't ask for a "bloody mary" in Tiverton, or you might be shocked by what you get. They don't waste anything round here... (only kidding) ________________ David Wulff http://www.davidwulff.co.uk "I wrote a program in Visual C++ that allows me to send over 5,000 GIGABYTES of Video to every computer and TV Set connected to the Internet in "0" SECONDS (YES! ZERO seconds!)" - Bill SerGio, Professional W*nker
Wow David, same as me. I can't really tolerate the taste of lager or beer. I tend to stay on the cocktails when out, trying my best not to mix. Neat vodka always makes me pull a funny face (especially when downing a double shot), but it gets the job done quick i suppose. Simon Hey, it looks like you're writing a letter! Sonork ID 100.10024
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Wow David, same as me. I can't really tolerate the taste of lager or beer. I tend to stay on the cocktails when out, trying my best not to mix. Neat vodka always makes me pull a funny face (especially when downing a double shot), but it gets the job done quick i suppose. Simon Hey, it looks like you're writing a letter! Sonork ID 100.10024
Simon Walton wrote: Neat vodka always makes me pull a funny face Me too. Isn't it strange the lengths we (people) will go to to enjoy ourselves? How the first person discovered (and then managed to actually drink) something as wholey unappetising as, say, malt whiskey, I will never understand. Isn't that what the salt and lemon juice is for? To make you pull the silly face I mean. Simon Walton wrote: but it gets the job done quick i suppose And don't forget cheaply! I always laugh at the poor folk who waste £30 getting wasted of an evening when I co do it DIY style with litre bottles of vodka and coke for just £12 or so inclusive; or if i'm out, with half a dozone alcopops also costing only £12. Not to mention that they don't give you (or at least me) a lasting hangover. Still, it's all a matter of taste I suppose. Speaking of which, I noticed you are only about a year or so older than me, and also live in the UK. This could mean two things: a) All beers and lagers served in the UK are indeeds pig's urine, or b) Younger people still have the taste buds left not yet destroyed by 20 years of curries, drinking and smoking, to not be able to drink beers without wincing at the taste. To help prove (b), do you smoke or eat curries (or other very spicey foods)? Maybe there is some truth to this, as all my friends who like beers and lagers afaik also like hot foods. ________________ David Wulff http://www.davidwulff.co.uk "I wrote a program in Visual C++ that allows me to send over 5,000 GIGABYTES of Video to every computer and TV Set connected to the Internet in "0" SECONDS (YES! ZERO seconds!)" - Bill SerGio, Professional W*nker
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Simon Walton wrote: Neat vodka always makes me pull a funny face Me too. Isn't it strange the lengths we (people) will go to to enjoy ourselves? How the first person discovered (and then managed to actually drink) something as wholey unappetising as, say, malt whiskey, I will never understand. Isn't that what the salt and lemon juice is for? To make you pull the silly face I mean. Simon Walton wrote: but it gets the job done quick i suppose And don't forget cheaply! I always laugh at the poor folk who waste £30 getting wasted of an evening when I co do it DIY style with litre bottles of vodka and coke for just £12 or so inclusive; or if i'm out, with half a dozone alcopops also costing only £12. Not to mention that they don't give you (or at least me) a lasting hangover. Still, it's all a matter of taste I suppose. Speaking of which, I noticed you are only about a year or so older than me, and also live in the UK. This could mean two things: a) All beers and lagers served in the UK are indeeds pig's urine, or b) Younger people still have the taste buds left not yet destroyed by 20 years of curries, drinking and smoking, to not be able to drink beers without wincing at the taste. To help prove (b), do you smoke or eat curries (or other very spicey foods)? Maybe there is some truth to this, as all my friends who like beers and lagers afaik also like hot foods. ________________ David Wulff http://www.davidwulff.co.uk "I wrote a program in Visual C++ that allows me to send over 5,000 GIGABYTES of Video to every computer and TV Set connected to the Internet in "0" SECONDS (YES! ZERO seconds!)" - Bill SerGio, Professional W*nker
David Wulff wrote: And don't forget cheaply! I always laugh at the poor folk who waste £30 getting wasted of an evening when I co do it DIY style with litre bottles of vodka and coke for just £12 or so inclusive; or if i'm out, with half a dozone alcopops also costing only £12. Not to mention that they don't give you (or at least me) a lasting hangover. It's cheap if you've got a big bottle of the stuff and some imagination! But buying shots of the stuff at pubs is just stupid - we're talking £2 for 1 shot sometimes. I remember paying £5 for a tequila double. I remember thinking tequila and vodka were basically the same (95% pure methanol and brake fluid with some added water) until i done a tequila and vodka slammer match with my friend. Tequila has a slightly larger volume on average, plus it actually has a nice kinda fruity taste. David Wulff wrote: To help prove (b), do you smoke or eat curries (or other very spicey foods)? Oh yes, i love a curry few times a week. I stick to relitavely mild stuff though. My friend can eat stuff that practically melts the plastic container (which, in my opinion, is what most chinese takeaways sell). You know, there might be something in what you're suggesting. I have also noticed this pattern. Perhaps we are greater coders than lager and hot curry lovers.... :-D Simon Hey, it looks like you're writing a letter! Sonork ID 100.10024
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Simon Walton wrote: Neat vodka always makes me pull a funny face Me too. Isn't it strange the lengths we (people) will go to to enjoy ourselves? How the first person discovered (and then managed to actually drink) something as wholey unappetising as, say, malt whiskey, I will never understand. Isn't that what the salt and lemon juice is for? To make you pull the silly face I mean. Simon Walton wrote: but it gets the job done quick i suppose And don't forget cheaply! I always laugh at the poor folk who waste £30 getting wasted of an evening when I co do it DIY style with litre bottles of vodka and coke for just £12 or so inclusive; or if i'm out, with half a dozone alcopops also costing only £12. Not to mention that they don't give you (or at least me) a lasting hangover. Still, it's all a matter of taste I suppose. Speaking of which, I noticed you are only about a year or so older than me, and also live in the UK. This could mean two things: a) All beers and lagers served in the UK are indeeds pig's urine, or b) Younger people still have the taste buds left not yet destroyed by 20 years of curries, drinking and smoking, to not be able to drink beers without wincing at the taste. To help prove (b), do you smoke or eat curries (or other very spicey foods)? Maybe there is some truth to this, as all my friends who like beers and lagers afaik also like hot foods. ________________ David Wulff http://www.davidwulff.co.uk "I wrote a program in Visual C++ that allows me to send over 5,000 GIGABYTES of Video to every computer and TV Set connected to the Internet in "0" SECONDS (YES! ZERO seconds!)" - Bill SerGio, Professional W*nker
David Wulff wrote: How the first person discovered (and then managed to actually drink) something as wholey unappetising as, say, malt whiskey, I will never understand. One of the great mysteries of life... I, for one, would also like to know the circumstances that led to the discovery that an artichoke is edible. That sucker must have been hungry! And just what brought into the realm of human knowledge the fact that licking the backsides of certain South American toads would cause hallucinations? Sounds like a college prank that had a serendipitous outcome!