Anyone for a nightcap?

[sb2009]

it's now :23, I'm going to have some wine. It's been one of those days.

 

[intothewoods]

I keep seeing commercials for this chocolate coffee milkshake (Sonic, maybe?) and I am so craving one.

 

[BiBunny]

I keep seeing commercials for this chocolate coffee milkshake (Sonic, maybe?) and I am so craving one.

The Java Chillers? I just finished one a little while ago, except mine was the caramel one instead of the mocha one. Yum!

 

[CurlyKat]

Living in a dry county is really fun.

 

[Anordinaryjoe]

Hi everyone.

 

[intothewoods]

The Java Chillers? I just finished one a little while ago, except mine was the caramel one instead of the mocha one. Yum!

i'm totally craving dairy.

 

[midwestyankee]

Once again I have a bottle of Ménage à Trois waiting for me when my work is finished (which may well be just in time for happy hour tomorrow, I'm afraid).

 

[haunting_lyric]

I could use a neat scotch.

 

[CutieMouse]

Gnarly Head Old Vine Zin... I can't decide if I taste chocolaty berries, caramelized pecans, or vanilla. Except that it still tastes like smoky red wine, but not what I'm used to from a zin.

Weird.

 

[sb2009]

I'm on a nice cheap pino grigio...Wegman's is good for cheap/tasty wine LOL

it's my first time posting tipsy...have to backspace a bit!!!

 

[shewantsmore]

sure will have a drink what you got

 

[Aquila1]

A cheap and nasty red - the label says 'merlot dominant' (snort) which basically means it is not even a varietal wine. Cheap cheap cheap, and left behind by an equally cheap and nasty house guest. At least I have beef rendang to go with it, and I didn't have to cook it.

 

[sb2009]

nothing can be cheaper than this one in my area called Rapidan Sweet River Red. Like grape juice LOL

 

[chy_girl]

A midori sour or a lemon drop would be brilliant about now. Barring the alcohol, a cherry lime-aid from sonic, extra cherry would also be accepted.

Unfortunately, I'm currently drinking a Diet Coke.

And on the topic of wine... Honeywood Winery from Oregon makes some excellent inexpensive wines. I think most fall under the category of dessert wine but they're still divine. Even if one doesn't typically care for wine, they are very drinkable. Beware of the pomegranate wine though, it'll sneak up on you.

 

[Aquila1]

nothing can be cheaper than this one in my area called Rapidan Sweet River Red. Like grape juice LOL

I don't know about that - in my early university days we used to be able to buy a locally made apple wine, charmingly named 'Park Bench'.

 

[TallMan60]

Gnarly Head Old Vine Zin... I can't decide if I taste chocolaty berries, caramelized pecans, or vanilla. Except that it still tastes like smoky red wine, but not what I'm used to from a zin.

Weird.

I like that wine, it's pretty good and not too expensive. No drinking for me tonight, i have a big day tomorrow.

 

[TallMan60]

A midori sour or a lemon drop would be brilliant about now. Barring the alcohol, a cherry lime-aid from sonic, extra cherry would also be accepted.

Unfortunately, I'm currently drinking a Diet Coke.

And on the topic of wine... Honeywood Winery from Oregon makes some excellent inexpensive wines. I think most fall under the category of dessert wine but they're still divine. Even if one doesn't typically care for wine, they are very drinkable. Beware of the pomegranate wine though, it'll sneak up on you.

I have a terrible weakness for sweet things, in all areas I guess, women, food, and wine. I love dessert wines.

 

[sb2009]

ok, park bench might win!!!!

 

[chy_girl]

I have a terrible weakness for sweet things, in all areas I guess, women, food, and wine. I love dessert wines.

They really do have some excellent wines. The loganberry and raspberry go especially well with chocolate.

And the biggest bonus is out of the four kinds I've tried not one has tasted of rotten fruit.

Some day I want to try their mead honey wine. And their currant wine. And the cherry wine sounds interesting. Then there's a rhubarb wine that is just strange enough that it might work.

Needless to say Honeywood could bankrupt me and turn me into an alcoholic all in one shot. And I'm not a wine drinker.


It's a really good wine.

 

[TallMan60]

They really do have some excellent wines. The loganberry and raspberry go especially well with chocolate.

And the biggest bonus is out of the four kinds I've tried not one has tasted of rotten fruit.

Some day I want to try their mead honey wine. And their currant wine. And the cherry wine sounds interesting. Then there's a rhubarb wine that is just strange enough that it might work.

Needless to say Honeywood could bankrupt me and turn me into an alcoholic all in one shot. And I'm not a wine drinker.


It's a really good wine.

I'm certainly going to check them out. Especially the cherry wine. I have a weakness for cherry tastes in wine. I hope I can get them down here in California.

 

[chy_girl]

I'm certainly going to check them out. Especially the cherry wine. I have a weakness for cherry tastes in wine. I hope I can get them down here in California.

You should be able to order them from the honeywoodwinery.com

Let me know how the cherry is, would you?

 

[sb2009]

right now my all time fave is Kendall Jackson Pinot Noir....

 

[midwestyankee]

Gnarly Head Old Vine Zin... I can't decide if I taste chocolaty berries, caramelized pecans, or vanilla. Except that it still tastes like smoky red wine, but not what I'm used to from a zin.

Weird.

I thoroughly enjoy gnarly head - and the wine by the same name as well.

 

[CutieMouse]

I thoroughly enjoy gnarly head - and the wine by the same name as well.

Funny, so do I.

 

[midwestyankee]

Funny, so do I.

Perhaps we should raise a toast to creating world peace.