Cocktail or Beer ?

[Garin]

What's your favorite?

[dmoor82]

Both, if I had to choose it would be Crown and Coke.

[trousers]

Really depends on the mood. While I have been on a bit of a scotch kick lately I do like the winter beers that are out right now.

[Oh GAWD the Smell!]

Depends on the where why how etc.

I prefer a good Irish amber with a burger, I like Chimay with steak...But I also enjoy good whiskey, and I'm a bit too much of a fan of Captain Morgan's lol.

[bradh]

Usually a big fan of beer, but lately the drink of choice has been Four Roses Single Barrel. Amazing bourbon.

[mugofbeer]

A good sippin bourbon or a vodka tonic in the summer..... tho a mugofbeer can be REALLY good.

[kevinpate]

Three fingers of Crown in a clean glass, then leave me be.
I know where to find you if I need you.

- the quiet guy listening to the music

[catch22]

I'm a Rum and Coke guy.

But I also enjoy a good F5, Heineken, or Blvd Tank 7.

[bchris02]

I'm a beer person, though lately have been more partial to wine since I am trying to go healthier. My favorite beers that you can get in Oklahoma are König Ludwig Weiss, Leffe, and Hoegaarden. If I have to drink 3.2, I usually go with Mustang Session 33. That one actually tastes pretty decent and doesn't have the watered down aftertaste of most 3.2 beer.

[Jersey Boss]

As some of the others stated it depends on the food, the weather, the activity, etc. Crown and water for me or a Sam Adams.

[RadicalModerate]

Hot summer day drinks: Gin and Tonic (with lots of lime), Long Island Ice Tea
Winter drinks: Glenmorangie, Bushmills, Canadian Club (neat)
Malt Beverages: Smithwick's, Newcastle, Summit Porter, Sam Adam Boston Lager, Dos Equis Amber
Lawnmowing Beer: Old Milwaukee (now unavailable) so Milwaukee's Best

[ctchandler]

I enjoy scotch but gave it up quite a few years ago because I couldn't handle it. I have spent about ten months in England and love the cask ale, the beer that is pumped into the glass and is about 55 degrees. I have some favorites but I enjoyed all of them. I believe I have had over 100 different beers since I make it a point to try local brews in England, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, and Ireland (North and South).
C. T.

[elitespy]

Definitely a beer guy, just can't do liquor anymore. Give me a good wheat beer and I'll be good for the night.

[Prunepicker]

I prefer Knob Creek neat. I've never been a fan of watering down
perfection.

[Stew]

Run and diet coke minus the rum.

[bradh]

I'm not afraid to admit this, but Hanson's beer, MmmmHops, is actually good

[okcboomer]

Anything with vodka. Mmmmmmmmmm

[Easy180]

A solid Bloody Mary is hard to beat...Especially with lots of free crap to eat swimming around in it

[ljbab728]

I don't dislike beer but rarely drink it since my younger years. I'm mainly a scotch drinker.

[GrayDSchrOFF]

J&B straight and a Dixie Beer

[Mel]

Ketel One at about 28 degrees. When I am out eating I'll will have a hand crafted beer.

[Prunepicker]

Run and diet coke minus the rum.

Run and coke? Sound too much like the 60's for me.

[Prunepicker]

Ketel One at about 28 degrees. When I am out eating I'll will have a
hand crafted beer.

Oh good grief. I think I saw you at La Baguette sticking a thermometer
in your drink!

[Mel]

Not La Baguette, but guilty as charged. My wife's purse is handy to carry items for a better dining experience. Digital thermometers are handy as for exterior temps and they make miniature thermometers for fish, chicken and steak.

[poe]

I've recently become a big fan of Hendrick's Gin for martinis and tonics. But on a cold night, nothing is better than sipping on a Manhattan made with a really good bourbon. As far as beer goes, I do like all of the Blue Moon varieties.