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Generally prefer wine, particularly French and Italian reds. Most beer tastes of chemicals... except the 7% 'Debowe Mocne' that my Polish colleague brought me last week... which was light, crisp and very refreshing and produced no hangover whatsoever!
Edited by MitchT on Tuesday 21st August 22:26
Both (and gin and whisky). Red wine is my favourite though, to the point that I avoid it during the week because it's too easy to find myself at the bottom of the bottle and looking at a less than productive morning the next day. It's just too tasty.
Beerwise I prefer bitter (cask, not pump - hark at me, the beer snob) before guiness, with lager coming in last unless it's hot. And even then I'd rather a good Czech lager, and wouldn't touch Heineken and its ilk.
Having said that I spent a very pleasant afternoon drinking Fosters in cans (oh, the shame) the other day, but in my defence we were at a race circuit and there was nothing else about.
Beerwise I prefer bitter (cask, not pump - hark at me, the beer snob) before guiness, with lager coming in last unless it's hot. And even then I'd rather a good Czech lager, and wouldn't touch Heineken and its ilk.
Having said that I spent a very pleasant afternoon drinking Fosters in cans (oh, the shame) the other day, but in my defence we were at a race circuit and there was nothing else about.
When i'm out with the lads, i'll normally start on the beer and ultimately end up on the beer.
As for my ultimate preference, i'd go with wine. You simply can't beat a big chunker of a bordeaux or rioja.
At home I drink far more wine, it's very rare that we have any beers in the house anymore. I prefer a nice refreshing G&T after finishing work.
As for my ultimate preference, i'd go with wine. You simply can't beat a big chunker of a bordeaux or rioja.
At home I drink far more wine, it's very rare that we have any beers in the house anymore. I prefer a nice refreshing G&T after finishing work.
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