What Do You Drink?

[Arthur Little]

For ME, it's Tesco Diet Orange, Orangina, Barr's Limeade, Appleade or similar ... so long as it's ice-cold and fizzy! I'm also fond of apple and/or orange squash; alternatively, Roses Lime Juice. Soft drinks, in other words.

Really, the only alcoholic bevarages I like, are either lager - diluted with lots of lime, and served nice and cool - and/or medium-sweet cider. Not so keen on wines [unless they're sparkling] or spirits, though. And certainly not whisky ... in spite of being a proud Scot!

[Steve.r]

For ME, it's Tesco Diet Orange, Orangina, Barr's Limeade, Appleade or similar ... so long as it's ice-cold and fizzy! I'm also fond of apple and/or orange squash; alternatively, Roses Lime Juice. Soft drinks, in other words.

Really, the only alcoholic bevarages I like, are either lager - diluted with lots of lime, and served nice and cool - and/or medium-sweet cider. Not so keen on wines [unless they're sparkling] or spirits, though. And certainly not whisky ... in spite of being a proud Scot!

I can almost see your little finger lifting off the glass as you drink from it Arthur

[Arthur Little]

I can almost see your little finger lifting off the glass as you drink from it Arthur

:lol2:

Now, when it comes to hot drinks, Myrna & I tend to enjoy a coffee with our breakfast. Nescafe happens to be our brand of choice ... in the same way as it HAD been throughout the times I'd spent in the *Phils. But that's where the similarity ends ... because the blend on sale *THERE, is far superior in quality to the stuff available in the UK. And a damned sight less expensive into the bargain!

Later in the day, we both have one or more cups of tea - not too strong, since nether of us takes milk - with two sugars apiece, and served with perhaps a toasted sandwich each, followed by a couple of chocolate biscuits.