Your drinks of choice?

I was persuaded to try some cucumber flavoured gin with my tonic the other day - it was v nice. Might buy some, though don't usually drink it winter.

Otherwise I like
Black tea, not strong. Hate stewed or builders' tea.
Strong coffee with a splash of milk.
Elderflower anything
New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc
Have rather gone off red wine, don't know why

In summer, Pimms is nice.
In winter, a good Amontillado sherry.
Mulled wine!
And now and then, good old fashioned cocoa - I usually find hot chocolate over sweet.

A half pint of 'scrumpy' and a packet of crisps in the garden of my local when all the holiday makers have departed.

A cup of tea first thing in the morning....then coffee thereafter.

Red wine, most of the time.. (White if with a meal which is is light and delicate.)

G&T at the end of a long, busy day (in warm weather).

Tio Pepe at Christmas, always. It takes me back to living with parents when it was their daily aperitif of choice. (Happy days, although like most I was eager to strike out on my own!)

Ooooh forgot about Pimms! With lots of fruit so it must be good for you, right?!
And whiskey with an e so it must be Irish!
I love to think of you all enjoying your favourite drinks - alcoholic or not - cheers and thankyou for sharing!

Greyduster
A bar owner friend ( in Spain ) buys it for us wholesale and we bring it 'home' when we bring the motohome back at the end of winter.
I've just searched it and there's lots on eBay at a reasonable price.

Caffeinated tea first thing, any other cups in the day are decaf.

Sparkling or flavoured sparkling water ( I like cherry flavour the best) or tap water with a splash of orange juice if I'm thirsty. I occasionally drink Diet Coke. No sugary drinks or cordials as I am Type 2 diabetic.

I occasionally drink instant coffee as a change from tea but prefer "real" coffee made in the coffee maker and always have a latte when I'm out in a cafe, never tea as I like mine really weak.

Cold rose or white wine a couple of times a week. Red wine gives me a headache.

Champagne or Cointrau over ice on special occasions/ Christmas

Bacardi and Coke if I go out with friends for a meal and I'm not driving.

A bit old school are my choices but I love pernoid n black and love babycham and love shandy

A good red wine after dinner most evenings. Gin and tonic sometimes. Strong black coffee in the morning a cold beer in the garden on a summer afternoon. When poorly, hot Ribena, it reminds me of being little. ?

Lots of lip-smacking drinks mentioned above

My regular daytime drink is decaffeinated coffee, no sugar and no milk. Occasionally I will drink decaf cappuccino or (ordinary) tea with milk if socialising in the afternoons. Can't stand Coke and other sweet fizzy drinks but will drink weak squash or sparkling bottled water on non-alcoholic evenings.

Preferred alcoholic drinks are Merlot or Chardonnay wines, dry chilled sherry as a summer aperitif, and a sweetish champagne for celebrations. Used to love gin & tonic or brandy & lemonade but the only spirit I drink now is an occasional home-made vodka with DDiL's parents

Fantastic result today ...just opened a bottle of home made red wine given to DH by his brother recently for his birthday. Tastes like sloe gin!!!!!

A Bacardi and what nanabilly?? ?
I have switched between tea and coffee for years. I'm drinking exclusively tea at the moment. My neurologist suggested cutting coffee out. When I did try one (even though it was very weak) it triggered a migraine.
I used to enjoy southern comfort on the rocks, vodka lime & soda and something referred to as 'hooligan soup'... Guinness, cider and blackcurrant ? yummy

Thank you petra - I'll try and lay my hands on some!

imperfect I have a demijohn of elderberry that has been in our garage since we moved here six years ago, and was in the garage of the last house before that. Neither of us has the courage to try it and I cannot bring myself to pour it down the drain (sacrilege!!).

Lots of weak black tea and the occasional glass of ribena as I would drink too much left to my own devices, cold in summer and hot in winter, delicious!

The Wonderful Man enjoys grinding his own coffee beans for his morning coffee, then he alternates tea and coffee during the day and. When he gets home from work I can usually tell what sort of day he's had: tea - it was an okay day, wine or beer - a good day, but if he breaks out the whisky he needs time to vent!!
I usually have tea day and evening, with a latte once or twice a week and a glass of dry white wine on maybe four evenings a month. During autumn and winter we may have an evening tipple; whisky for TWM and (home made) sloe gin for me.

Greyduster t'would be sacrilege indeed! Shall I come round ...with a straw? I could bring some of the sloegin-- damson wine for trade?

Can you sign a disclaimer in case it is now toxic? I can't afford your prospective medical bills. What are the chances that it has gone off, do you think? Incidentally, I also found a bottle of sloe gin on Saturday that I made the year before last that I had forgotten about. You are welcome to help me drink that instead!?

Well, maybe your sloe gin is a safer bet. I 'know nothing' about wine-making, but wouldn't the alcoholic content mean it is ok, even after five years? Sip it and see I say .You first, of course ...

Can't beat a nice cup of English breakfast tea.
Banana milk shake is an absolute favourite.
And tonic water. With or without the gin. Almost always without these days.
Lemon barley water seems to help my urinary tract to stay healthy.

A herbal or fruit tea starts my day, then glasses of water until mid afternoon when it's a cup or two of Kenyan AA coffee made in the 'wondrous gadget' which grinds and brews!
Dinner is back to glasses of water, usually cold, but occasionally hot with a lemon slice.

In very cold weather I like a hot chocolate, made with cocoa as drinking choc is far too sweet!

If I'm out, I drink herbal or fruit tea, or very rarely a latté or cappuccino.

Alcohol wise, I'm not really a drinker, but like a very occasional Irish Whiskey, Tullamore Dew if possible, with a tiny drop of water or dry ginger ale.
About three times a year I have a bottle of Tripel Karmeliet Belgian beer, which is 8.4% ABV, so I usually doze off shortly after drinking it!

We would occasionally drink Trappist beer when we lived in Belgium. It had a similar effect on me, juggernaut!