What is your favourite alcoholic drink?

[Assthatwontquit]

Mine is a tanqueray gin and tonic with lots of ice, no lime.

I'm currently doing dry January so not having any! But I saw the little cans in asda tonight and I reminded me of how much I like a double with ice!

Anyone else?

Lager

Jack Daniels and Diet Coke

Champagne, obviously!

Caipirinha. Bliss in a glass.

Why a negroni before dinner may I ask? Negroni is a drink that (in my opinion) is best with a chocolaty pudding after one too many

I've never heard of it! A cocktail or a wine? Or something else entirely?

Caipirinha = lethal cocktail

googles

@Assthatwontquit I first had one sitting in a cafe in Turin as an aperitivo, so associate them with the anticipation of dinner!

I like pedro ximenez sherry or passito di pantelleria with pudding, a negroni is way to medicinal

Strawberry and lime cider.

Couldn't agree more with passito di pantelleria! That with any type of cheesecake and chocolate puds are not to be borne.

I'm a novice on the negronis I have to admit. I have had 2 that was absolutely vile in Florence and one that was tolerable in Edinburgh (of all places)

Rekorderlig? My favourite

It's funny because I do drink alcohol, but I don't have a favourite drink. It all depends on my mood. Mostly I go for:

Red wine (usually rioja or malbec)
Pinot grigio
Gin and tonic

Or Kopperberg, they taste the same I think.

Southern french reds
Italian whites
A good martini, the original gin kind

Champagne..

A good Italian red wine or a mojito

Tequila Slammer!

Haven't had one (!) for years, would take me 3 days to recover,

Explain in detail! Sounds scary but good? I think

Vodka
Bud light.

DH makes lovely champagne cocktails. My favourite is a proper Bucks Fizz though. We had some recently in the club where it was invented.

I agree with a gin and tonic.......Mermaid gin for me with fever tree tonic and lots of ice. It's just so refreshing.

I also really love a glass of good red wine. As long as it's smooth and full-bodied. Normally I go for a Malbec but I've been trying some of Tom Gilbey's recommendations on Instagram to branch out a bit and they've been very good.

Gin and tonic for in the garden on a summer's day.......a glass of red in the winter in a pub with a log fire.

I don’t drink anymore but used to love a large chilled glass of a South African Chardonnay from Waitrose. Really miss the taste of that one. Was very partial to a large G & T too.

A nice can of Carlsberg