Whats your favorite mixed drink/drink of choice?

[mikeofaustin]

Personally, I like my vodka with 7-up. I love rum, but it kills me in the morning.

[lonesomebob]

Single malt scotch. Bob

[21stTNCav]

Personaly Jack Daniels single barrel, mixed with some ice. Anything more and you should have never wasted your money on good burbon.

[SteveDodds]

Drambuie on the rocks.

[ivan salis]

R & R -- A & W ROOTBEER and RUM --- stick to the clear rums and you'll get less hang overs --the darker rums while more "favorful" have impurities --that make em tasty--- --also drink some water since your body needs it to process the booze properly (HANG OVERS ARE OFTEN DUE TO BEING DEHYDRATED--OR EXCESSIVE DRINKING TO THE POINT THAT YOUR BODY CAN'T COPE WITH THE "TOXIC" ALCOHOL THAT IT CAN NOT FILTER --FILTER RATES ARE ABOUT 1 DRINK PER HOUR--BE IT BEER ,WINE OR BOOZE) -- thats why water based drinks like the MOJITO -- RUM ,MINT, POWDERED SUGAR , CRUSHED ICE AND WATER * ARE GOOD SINCE IT SUPPLIES THE WATER THE BODY NEEDS TO PROCESS THE ALCHOL ALREADY IN IT.--NOT DRYING YOUR BODY OUT WATER WIZE.

[TheHarleyMan2]

Dang! I got so many of them I would have to list them all!

I guess I will have to go for the very large pitcher of frozen Margarita with salt and lime!

[savant365]

It is hard to beat a really good margarita on the rocks Other then that I prefer Amberbach or Chivas Regal on the rocks. If you have to put soda pop in you scotch it ain't worth drinking.

[Neogeo]

I like my Vodka in the freezer for days before I drink it,Also Even W..White lable chilled!

[Smee]

Can't anymore but . . . Jim Beam and a little Sweet Tea with a squeeze of Orange.

[Tank69]

BV & Coke

Long Island Iced Tea

shine chased with something cold

[diggemall]

Only one:

Diggem'

[Produce Guy]

A nice COLD glass of milk.

[spartacus53]

In the summertime I enjoy Vodka and iced tea, the rest of the year with Cranberry

[silverswede]

Black coffee out of a real cup mixed with good conversation down at the Stockmen's.

[PBK]

Tea.

Hot tea.

Brewed from a loose-leaf, single-estate Assam— say, a Nahorhabi or Mangalam FTGFOP-1. (Definitely not Darjeeling, though: lovely name, godawful muck.)

Nothing wrong with a really good quality bag tea, either. Taylors of Harrogate's Yorkshire Gold.

Usually with a wink of lemon and Equal, but sometimes without. Then again, a few of the really strong and malty varieties are best with a splash of milk (but not cream).