Do you drink alcoholic beverages?

[TDAS04]

Answer yes if you at least consume such beverages from time to time. (Yes means more than simply having a few sips in your life.  Also, answer no if you used to drink but stopped.)

Of course, the legal drinking age will depend on your location.

[°Leprechaun]

Yes, and sometimes a little too much.

[RINO Tom]

Oh yeah.

EDIT: To expand, this would be an average week, LOL:

Monday: Zero drinks
Tuesday: Zero drinks
Wednesday: Zero drinks, maybe a glass of wine if I have a reason to go back to my parents' house and my dad offers
Thursday: Probably zero drinks, but if friends are meeting for a patio beer after work or something, I'll join ... see Wednesday RE: glass of wine with my dad
Friday: Usually binge drinking with my friends unless I work Saturday morning
Saturday: Almost always some binge drinking
Sunday: Usually zero drinks, but every once in a while I can't pass up the brunch hair of the dog, LOL

This particular weekend will be really bad for my liver (Jimmy Buffett concert at Wrigley Field).

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

Of course.

[Technocracy Timmy]

Not since I last threw up on a saturday night in March I'm not proud of.

[Santander]

Drinking a martini right now - 4 parts Tanqueray Rangpur, 1 part Dolin Dry Vermouth, with an olive since I'm out of citrus.

[Mr. Smith]

Absolutely not (Mormon)

[fhtagn]

*looks at fridge full of hard cider*

[JA]

I love the effects of alcohol, but my god is the taste unbearable. Just today at the movies I had a beer from the bar and it tasted like I paid for a monkey to whip out his two incher and piss right in my mouth.

[Virginiá]

I used to drink often and consistently (rarely ever got drunk or close to it, more just casual beer or two) up until maybe 1.5 - 2 months ago, at which point I decided to stop because (1) it didn't seem healthy and (2) had more important things to spend money on, which is important here because I only ever drank delicious but sometimes pricey IPAs

I still have an IPA maybe every 2 weeks or so, but I don't think I really like drinking much anymore.

[Santander]

I used to drink often and consistently (rarely ever got drunk or close to it, more just casual beer or two) up until maybe 1.5 - 2 months ago, at which point I decided to stop because (1) it didn't seem healthy and (2) had more important things to spend money on, which is important here because I only ever drank delicious but sometimes pricey IPAs

I still have an IPA maybe every 2 weeks or so, but I don't think I really like drinking much anymore.

[Grumpier Than Thou]

I've been known to partake in a few beverages of the sort. Not very often, and not as much anymore because I'm trying to lose weight.

[Tender Branson]

Of course.

The last time on Monday during the party of my 30th birthday.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Duh!

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Hahaha, seriously?

[Mr. Reactionary]

Occasionally drink beer, wine, or rum. Strictly prefer smoking pot.

[windjammer]

No

[Lechasseur]

Yep

[NOVA Green]

Yes (21+)....

Santander actually sounds like quite a bit of fun to have a cocktail with, while discussing politics.

Although, as a Bourbon Man myself, I am a bit confused as to why Kentucky's most favorite export was not included in his mixed drink recipe....

*** Make Kentucky Great Again ****

Some 15 years back, I actually had various friends and extended friends to a "blind taste test", where I poured a shot of Kentucky Bourbon (Evan Williams), and a shot of Tennessee Bourbon (Jack Daniels), and asked my friends to rate what they thought was the better Bourbon.

Evan Williams (KY) beat Jack Daniels (TN) by a significant margin.... The cost of Jack is so high because of the "Brand Name" and not the quality of the content....

I suspect it has something to do with the Water....

Now, if we really want to get into the quality of Kentucky Bourbon, Maker's Mark certainly stands out as a relatively affordable and decent quality Bourbon, that tends to actually not be much more expensive than Jack.

So, Santander, do you have a recipe involving Kentucky Bourbon that you can post to the Forum, that is both high quality and affordable, to showcase your local knowledge, skills, and experience, which if I get the decent paying job at the Factory that I'm waiting to be finalized, will happily consume with my Wife, as part of a celebratory drink after the first paycheck kicks in?

This is actually a serious post and not intended nor should it be received as sarcasm.

I did actually spend some time in KY in my younger years, and have a ton of positive memories of Kentucky.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

No (21+).  I don't mind being around others drinking casually (getting drunk or doing drugs is a different story, though), but there are a bunch of alcoholics in my family so I decided it is better to abstain from alcohol for life.  I can never miss what I have never known.

[jamestroll]

Absolutely not. Disgusting.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Rarely, but yes.

[IceAgeComing]

yes (normal scots person over the age of 13)

[I’m not Stu]

Rarely, but yes.

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

Rarely, but yes.