What's your favourite tipple?

To be honest, coffee does me fine! I do not think I will be joining the AA anytime soon.

Mmmm, I have a few. Yorkshire tea. Nice coffee (can't be the cheap stuff, or instant, I'd rather go without). I've got an unhealthy addiction to Diet Coke which I try not to succumb to. Red wine with food. On a hot day, vodka, lime and soda. I also enjoy a Bailey's or a Khalua. My own sloe sherry is a favourite too.

All of that makes me sound like a boozer, but actually, I only average 1 or 2 alcoholic drinks a week.

A good Sauvignon - white or blush - great with a meal.
Prosecco for toasting occasions,
Pimms in the summer,
and I love Baileys in a hot milky Chocolate drink. ?

Not interested in alcohol at all; much prefer a decent cup of tea.

Have just down with a glass of Tio Pepe and my favourite Dire Straights CD in the kitchen while the Boxing Day bubble & squeak evening meal is cooking. Bliss!!!

Bailey's in hot chocolate sounds interesting Tilly Trotter, I like both but have never had them mixed.
Maybe I'll try it sometime!

Chilled white wine. Not a very strong one. Never spirits.

Green tea, I used to like Port many years ago.

I love a gimlet. I also love a bit of the white fizzy stuff.

Bristol cream Sherry hits the occasional spot with me.

I haven't touched alcohol for years - problems with my liver (not alcohol-related). I don't miss it at all, but I discovered Nosecco, which we had with xmas dinner (as almost everyone else was driving anyway) and I've found a couple of non-alcoholic gin alternatives which are quite nice.

Gin redwine prosecco port Bailey's lager and lime are all faves at different times

I have a small glass of Guiness every lunch time. My mother was prescribed this by her doctor when she was thirty and she did this until she died at the age of 95.
I have a small glass of red wine with my dinner.

GagaJo

Mmmm, I have a few. Yorkshire tea. Nice coffee (can't be the cheap stuff, or instant, I'd rather go without). I've got an unhealthy addiction to Diet Coke which I try not to succumb to. Red wine with food. On a hot day, vodka, lime and soda. I also enjoy a Bailey's or a Khalua. My own sloe sherry is a favourite too.

All of that makes me sound like a boozer, but actually, I only average 1 or 2 alcoholic drinks a week.

Am intrigued to know how to make sloe sherry?

Grand Marnier is my all time favourite! Cognac with bitter orange liqueur!

Fill a bottle with sloes. Add sweet sherry. Leave for 6 months. Shake occasionally.

White wine, Campari and soda and Baileys are my favourites.

Original Lucozade, love it.

Chateauneuf du Pape, although I very rarely drink alcohol as it upsets my stomach and my balance. I last had a glass at a cousin’s birthday party in October, and I can’t remember when I had a drink before that.

Thank you all for taking the time to reply on this Boxing Day.
It seems we're a pretty sober bunch, most of the time anyway!
Good health
Slainte...Gaelic for above
Nastraviye.....Polish
Sherife.....Turkish
Salute.......Italian
Maybe you can add a few more

Nastraviye
Sherife

Sorry, doubled up on the last two

A Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc
Shiraz
Any kind of fizz (like them all)
Budweiser lager
Tonic water (find other soft drinks too sweet)

I'm very boring. Stopped smoking 30 years ago and ended up stopping drinking. Can't stand the stuff now. Just a whiff of red wine makes me feel ill.

A good cup of coffee or Yorkshire tea, no alcohol for me. My parents always had wine with lunch and dinner, along with an evening whisky or two. Christmas had everything alcoholic, even 'snowballs' for kids, sherry trifle, brandy in the cake, etc.

Now, most people drive, nobody drinks - and we have sparkly, non-alcoholic stuff with our Christmas dinner. I'm glad it's changed, as it's the worst drug of all.