Holiday drink of choice

Sac Arrow said:
Define 'holiday.'
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I did in the original post but realized it was a duplicate. Opened with something like Happy Christmas, Merry New Year, Cheery Chanukah or whatever works for you... I suppose some of us also enjoy holidays celebrating days of the week ending in d-a-y.

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There you go.

But to answer your question, I'm no Vodka person by any stretch, but lately I've been turned on to Tahoe Blue vodka. I can actually drink the stuff straight and not gag. I can't do that with normal vodka. I also made a healthy capital investment in to the company so I want to promote it and see people buy it and drink it.
 
Sac Arrow said:
There you go.

But to answer your question, I'm no Vodka person by any stretch, but lately I've been turned on to Tahoe Blue vodka. I can actually drink the stuff straight and not gag. I can't do that with normal vodka. I also made a healthy capital investment in to the company so I want to promote it and see people buy it and drink it.
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Sounds interesting. I'll have to support your financial well being and give it a try if I can find it. In the past few years I've taken to a nice port around the holidays after dinner. Don't much know one from the other or maybe I'm just not that discriminating. :). And my post flight drink in the the hangar switches to a stronger winter ale or IPA. Good stuff!

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Nicolette Lopp said:
I've read just now that driving is more dangerous, with more accidents compared to 20 accidents in flying.
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I suppose if you are having a holiday drink that could be the case... Interesting direction for a holiday drinks thread... :)

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We had red wine last Christmas. Probably, we will have Baileys for New Year's Eve.
 
I like me a good ol Honeymoon on a Canoe.

AKA Coors Light.

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Been keen on Negronis lately. Blame Alton Brown...but he was soooo right. It's a great aperitif.
 
Nicolette Lopp said:
We had red wine last Christmas. Probably, we will have Baileys for New Year's Eve.
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Ahhhhhh...Baileys Irish Cream Milkshakes. Dryers Grand Vanilla Ice Cream, add Baileys...blend.

I have blown up 6 blenders so far making these. Heaven.
 
Shawn said:
Ahhhhhh...Baileys Irish Cream Milkshakes. Dryers Grand Vanilla Ice Cream, add Baileys...blend.

I have blown up 6 blenders so far making these. Heaven.
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Try the same thing but with 12 year GlenFidich instead of Baileys. You won't look back.

Dont blend it to a pulp - the icecream should still be quite thick.
 
Spent he holidays in the Florida Keys this year... so Mojitos.
 
Sac Arrow said:
There you go.

But to answer your question, I'm no Vodka person by any stretch, but lately I've been turned on to Tahoe Blue vodka. I can actually drink the stuff straight and not gag. I can't do that with normal vodka. I also made a healthy capital investment in to the company so I want to promote it and see people buy it and drink it.
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They are making Bloody Mary's with this up at Northstar (epic Bloody Mary's with bacon or shrimp). I have one whenever I am up there skiing. I haven't tried it outside of that though. I have mostly gone with Tito's for my Martinis. I guess I should try the local stuff.
 
Baileys , wine or The captain.

Coffee with baileys is good
 
John221us said:
They are making Bloody Mary's with this up at Northstar (epic Bloody Mary's with bacon or shrimp). I have one whenever I am up there skiing. I haven't tried it outside of that though. I have mostly gone with Tito's for my Martinis. I guess I should try the local stuff.
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It's really quite good, but again I'm not a vodka connoisseur. I'm having some as we speak.
 
Sac Arrow said:
It's really quite good, but again I'm not a vodka connoisseur. I'm having some as we speak.
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