What are you drinking?

[MN Dave]

Diet Coke: Breakfast of Champions

[Harry]

Baileys, going with my coffee.......

[Harry]

Starbucks Hot Chocolate with whip cream and chocolate syrup....Its so good.

Yummy, sounds good......

[Que]

Q

[Keemun]

Q

Why is there a big red marijuana pipe in the photo?   

[Lilas Pastia]

Methink it's a screw cracker. You screw up the handle and it cracks the nut in the 'pipe'. Here's one:

I think these are pecan nuts right behind the beer mug (in the glass bowl: they're red).

[karlhenning]

Red bush tea with honey.

[Keemun]

Sencha green tea. 

[BachQ]

Indonesian Sumatra Mandheling Goya Mountain, with cream, cocoa, and sucralose.

[toledobass]

A couple of Bell's Special Double Cream Stouts to celebrate the start of my holiday vacation.

Over the past week,  I've also been drinking a lot of egg nog from the local small farm called Hartzler Family Dairy.


Allan

[bwv 1080]

Laphroaig

[Kullervo]

Oolong tea with orange blossoms. 

[Keemun]

Oolong tea with orange blossoms. 

That sounds like an interesting combination.  How is it?

Me, I'm drinking Celestial Seasonings green tea.  Serviceable, but nothing to write home about.  Perhaps after Christmas my supply of good tea will be replenished.   

[Kullervo]

That sounds like an interesting combination.  How is it?

Me, I'm drinking Celestial Seasonings green tea.  Serviceable, but nothing to write home about.  Perhaps after Christmas my supply of good tea will be replenished.   

It's pretty good; the combination works very well. It's even good without sugar.

[Montpellier]

Alternating tea and Southern Comfort right now - only small shots of the latter, enough to act as anti-freeze, but I don't want to get too sozzled on account of this CD I must audition tonight.  It will not need anaesthetic. 

[LVB_opus.125]

Kvass!

It's a traditional Russian brew that you pretty much have to make at home, unless you know some Russian markets that sell the stuff in its authentic form, or if you in fact live in Russia. Luckily, it's easy and cheap to make. (do a google if interested). The end result in sour and beer-like in flavor - yet it's a healthful beverage that's wonderful to gulp down after engaging in strenuous activity.

[Bogey]

That sounds like an interesting combination.  How is it?

Me, I'm drinking Celestial Seasonings green tea.  Serviceable, but nothing to write home about.  Perhaps after Christmas my supply of good tea will be replenished.   

My 9 year-old son's class just went on a field trip to their production plant.  He really enjoyed the tour and the tea samples that followed.

http://www.celestialseasonings.com/visit-us/index.html

It's pretty good; the combination works very well. It's even good without sugar.

Never tried it with sugar Corey...only English Breakfast ever gets cream and sugar at my end.  Glad the combo is working out for you.

Right now, and freshly brewed on our counter:



Makes me want to throw on some Bach.

[Keemun]

My 9 year-old son's class just went on a field trip to their production plant.  He really enjoyed the tour and the tea samples that followed.

http://www.celestialseasonings.com/visit-us/index.html

That's great!  It's never too early to introduce children to tea. 

[Bogey]

That's great!  It's never too early to introduce children to tea. 

My son does not like soda.  Mostly juices and milk.  He also enjoys water.  I believe he enjoyed the teas flavored with fruit the most.  He said the "peach stuff" was enjoyed by all.

[Kullervo]

Darjeeling Badamtam, even better than the orange blossom!