Need alcoholic drink suggestion

[Junioropolous07]

no, flavored beer is hood shit, it's marketed towards lower income minority groups, typically from da hood.

HAHAHA, I used to work for the beer distributor that carried all of that, been to plenty of meetings about whom what brands are typically marketed toward..but hey when it boils down to it. Corona=hispanic Steel Reserve=black Natural Light= whitey

[Roscoe]

is roscoe your last name??

nigga you don't know me!

[78X]

decent vodka (dripping spring, titos, etc.) and "Simply Limeade"

I had to quit drinking them some years back because I would get WRECKED.

as in, drinking half a liter of vodka in about an hour wrecked LOL

Gas station sell simply limeade or would i have to go to grocery store?

[ELVIS]

dude... if you dont like how it taste, how about just not drinking?

god bless.

[Junioropolous07]

Tom Collins with grenadine.


Seriously, Long Island Iced teas are good. You can get lit with a few and it tastes pretty good.

I got lost in downtown Boston after drinking 1 or 5 of those.

Basically vodka with tea to mask the alcohol??

[Silverback]

decent vodka (dripping spring, titos, etc.) and "Simply Limeade"

I had to quit drinking them some years back because I would get WRECKED.

as in, drinking half a liter of vodka in about an hour wrecked LOL

Tried a new vodka this weekend, Deep Eddy Vodka, from Austin, it's distilled 10 times. Was really good vodka, very smooth, and mixed well with anything. I like Tito's but there's a bit of an aftertaste I'm not so fond of. Deep Eddy didn't have it.

http://www.deepeddyvodka.com/

Deep Eddy Vodka is handmade in Austin, Texas in a tiny distillery by Clayton Christopher (creator of Sweet Leaf Tea Beverages) and Chad Auler (creator of Savvy Vodka) - two guys serious about creating a superior beverage. Using only local, natural ingredients, experiences and years of tinkering, they set out to raise the bar. Raise but one glass of Deep Eddy, and you'll see the boys did just that!

[78X]

...a well-made Long Island Iced Tea tastes delicious! and after 3 of them you should be sideways.

Dont have ingredients for that

[Junioropolous07]

cracka you don't know me!

Just saying, 3 friends I grew up with have the last name Roscoe, figured you were maybe their dad nukka

[Silverback]

HAHAHA, I used to work for the beer distributor that carried all of that, been to plenty of meetings about whom what brands are typically marketed toward..but hey when it boils down to it. Corona=hispanic Steel Reserve=black Natural Light= whitey

Actually more suburban white folks in Texas drink Corona than Hispanics.

Your 6 months as a delivery guy doesn't make you an expert on marketing alcoholic beverages.

[mstng86]

Basically vodka with tea to mask the alcohol??

not even close.

1 part vodka
1 part tequila
1 part rum
1 part gin
1 part triple sec
1 1/2 parts sweet and sour mix
1 splash Coca-Cola®

[Silverback]

Ingredients?

Press = 1/2 club soda, 1/2 sprite as a mixer

Less sweet than straight sprite

[Junioropolous07]

Tried a new vodka this weekend, Deep Eddy Vodka, from Austin, it's distilled 10 times. Was really good vodka, very smooth, and mixed well with anything. I like Tito's but there's a bit of an aftertaste I'm not so fond of. Deep Eddy didn't have it.

http://www.deepeddyvodka.com/

Deep Eddy Vodka is handmade in Austin, Texas in a tiny distillery by Clayton Christopher (creator of Sweet Leaf Tea Beverages) and Chad Auler (creator of Savvy Vodka) - two guys serious about creating a superior beverage. Using only local, natural ingredients, experiences and years of tinkering, they set out to raise the bar. Raise but one glass of Deep Eddy, and you'll see the boys did just that!

Home. So DEEP EDDY FTW.

[78X]

dude... if you dont like how it taste, how about just not drinking?

god bless.

Says the man with curb feelers and daytons on his mustang

[mstng86]

Seven and Seven was my first drink of choice.

Seagram 7 plus seven up.

[Roscoe]

I just stick to beer, Goose and cranberry, Makers and ginger ale, or just Makers/Gentleman Jack on the rocks.