Welcome to all new posters

Takes me back to the Dubonnet and lemonade that we often drank when we were younger - thought we were so grown up!

Port and lemon? Wasn't that Ena Sharples's tipple in the early days of Corrie?

hard liquor wota

I don`t like whisky either, I`m a port and lemon girl, is that alright?

Yes, Annobel, you could get very thirsty if you waited for sundown in summer in this country!

*What are we talking about now jess?

Sundown - when I lived in a tropical country we always had a 'sundowner' (usually G&T), but there the sun always set at 6.30 give or take a few minutes. You'd think that I'd have abandoned that mindset after 40+ years back in England!

I'm not . I'm an avatar! 7ft tall and blue! dreamily while wafting about!

Sundown? Are we vampires?

Speak for yourself JessM.

See you at sundown then, Anagram?

Some of us have pretty much given up on the real stuff but still enjoy the thought of it. How is that?

Same here!

Welcome Anagram

Bit early for me (I'm still at work!) but look forward to joining you all in a tipple later....

Hi Anagram - it looks as if you will fit in very well! Not that we are all alcoholics by any means, but we do like a tipple, even if it's a virtual one - we are not all mad all the time! cheers!

Hello, I'm a new member - well actually joined a couple of weeks ago but haven't had time to find my way around properly yet! I'm afraid I don't like whisky, but anything else alcoholic will do!

yogagran

I'll drink any of them thank you very much

Annobel Laphroaig is one of my husband's favourites. Glass Macallan is a good choice. I also like Talisker...

Laphroaig - I agree. The others are equally difficult to spell!

I like the peaty one that begins with L, can't remember the name this morning, and no bottle around to refer to! I think it's from Islay

I like the peaty Islay malts.

I am with you there baggy Macallan and Dalwhinnie are two of my favorites but also like an odd Lagavullin depends on my mood.

bagitha Ardbeg Uigeadail sends us into raptures.
Butter Wouldn't a Champagne party do us all a lot of good? I don't know anyone in the village who has a lap-top. Not many off us have broadband either. Never mind, we seem to cope in spite of being behind the times.
nanachrissy May well heed your good advice.