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What Is Your Favorite Alcoholic Drink?


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I will second the Green's recommendation. I tend to find the the dubbel dark too sweet sometimes and go for the amber ale, but both are fantastic.

My go-to drink of choice- mead or vodka&water. What? I'm Polish...

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My go-to drink of choice- mead or vodka&water. What? I'm Polish...

We have a local meadery. I bought a bottle, it was expensive. And, I guess I just didn't get it. Do you drink like wine? Or make mixed drinks?

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Mead - needs to be drunk sitting by a roaring fire, like an after dinner liqueur. Well, maybe anyway:)

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