Today's saturday night, and just for curiosity would like to know which alcoholic drink is the one that you like the most.

i love southern comfort , but hard to find in Thailand

You missed the "Bolly" on your list as well as wine and lets not forget the lao Kho...

Johnny Walker Green and Fanta over ice.

Beer or red wine, except the latter can be very disappointing here.

Cider but not available outside of touristy places and bloody expensive.

You missed the "Bolly" on your list as well as wine and lets not forget the lao Kho...

He also missed out the 'None of the above' (don't drink) option. That would be an interesting statistic if you are into that sort of thing.

Possibly covered the lao kho with his Moonshine (really??) option, although that could be argued as a version of this is sold over the counter.

And where is the port & sherry?? Som Tam isn't worth eating if not complimented by either of these IMHO....................

There's only one drink...."Gentleman Jack"....and Rubberduck owes me a bottle...

Cider but not available outside of touristy places and bloody expensive.

140 Baht a glass if I want cider. That's over £3 a glass.

Lovely cider when I did have a glass though.

Norfolk Woodfords Wherry Bitter, straight from the barrel. ...........

Alas not in LOS.

BEER number 5 at the mo. Singha Beer after a 2 year love hate relationship.

Been thru them all and only Tiger and Singha are drank these days, unless I can get some of the foreign beers but bloody expensive.

Red wine aswell but expensive

I'm one of few who actually likes port-wine, which I might add seems really hard to find as I haven´t found it yet.

Baylies and redwine !

Normaly I not a beer drinker!

Erdinger is good from Germany and bin tang in Indonesia!

I admit it.

I am a big fan of anything Irish.

This includes alcohol, but also extends to things written by people of Ireland, and Irish people.

I do not mind the humor or humour of people of Ireland.

All I know is that I like Bushmills, but I cannot find it here.

And I also have not looked.

If there is no Bushmills, then I can drink very cold Asahi premium beer in the big bottles, when I am in Japan.

It is made from rice, so you may not really call it much of a beer.

I'm one of few who actually likes port-wine, which I might add seems really hard to find as I haven´t found it yet.

Ahh yea, a nice bit of Porto. I find it hits the spot at night when I am annoyed by something.

Sometimes when I am really on a bender, I'll have a bit of cheddar with it.

I'm somewhat shocked by there being no reference to gin. I was expecting the Beefeater/Tanqueray gents to do battle with the unwashed savages that consume the other swill. (Gordon's drinkers get a pass as it is sometimes all that's available in some Thai shops aside from the other noxious liquids labeled as gin.)

I saw someone enjoying red wine with icecubes, lately.

I'm one of few who actually likes port-wine, which I might add seems really hard to find as I haven´t found it yet.

Are you in BKK maxme? The French restaurant on top of the Mandarin Oriental has a good selection of wines and ports (or at least they used to). But take your cheque book.

Rubbing alcohol with some orange juice. Can't tell the difference from Blue Curacao.

my budget doesn't allow for any drinking so I quit but I used to like a few large changs, nectar of the gods

I'm one of few who actually likes port-wine, which I might add seems really hard to find as I haven´t found it yet.

Are you in BKK maxme? The French restaurant on top of the Mandarin Oriental has a good selection of wines and ports (or at least they used to). But take your cheque book.

Ah, yes but... I would like to bring a few bottles home so one can enjoy it with a home cooked meal. I´ve been to many so called "wine cellars" but no luck so far.

I know a girl that drinks Guinness with ice, weird!

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I just tried this, it's very popular in korea..

I just tried this, it's very popular in korea..

Ah, yes. Korean Gao Liang Jiu with Chinese Characters on a Green Box.

Must be good.

A tough call....

Singapore Sling, a Stinger, a B-52 with bomb bay open, Irish car bomb....

I didn't know there were alternatives to alcohol - you learn something every day on TV!

I'm one of few who actually likes port-wine, which I might add seems really hard to find as I haven´t found it yet.

Are you in BKK maxme? The French restaurant on top of the Mandarin Oriental has a good selection of wines and ports (or at least they used to). But take your cheque book.

Ah, yes but... I would like to bring a few bottles home so one can enjoy it with a home cooked meal. I´ve been to many so called "wine cellars" but no luck so far.

I bought a couple of bottles in a shopping mall in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Almost worth the visit just for that. As I can't seem to get hold of sherry, the missus puts a dash into her homemade pate.

I have also taken to an occasional late night Amaretto over crushed ice. Very plesant - again, only $6.50 in Siem Reap. Found a cheap one in Friendship in Pattaya for 285 Baht - quaffable....

I'm one of few who actually likes port-wine, which I might add seems really hard to find as I haven´t found it yet.

Are you in BKK maxme? The French restaurant on top of the Mandarin Oriental has a good selection of wines and ports (or at least they used to). But take your cheque book.

Ah, yes but... I would like to bring a few bottles home so one can enjoy it with a home cooked meal. I´ve been to many so called "wine cellars" but no luck so far.

I bought a couple of bottles in a shopping mall in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Almost worth the visit just for that. As I can't seem to get hold of sherry, the missus puts a dash into her homemade pate.

I have also taken to an occasional late night Amaretto over crushed ice. Very plesant - again, only $6.50 in Siem Reap. Found a cheap one in Friendship in Pattaya for 285 Baht - quaffable....

bought a couple of bottles in a shopping mall in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Almost worth the visit just for that. As I can't seem to get hold of sherry, the missus puts a dash into her homemade pate.

I'm one of few who actually likes port-wine, which I might add seems really hard to find as I haven´t found it yet.

Are you in BKK maxme? The French restaurant on top of the Mandarin Oriental has a good selection of wines and ports (or at least they used to). But take your cheque book.

Ah, yes but... I would like to bring a few bottles home so one can enjoy it with a home cooked meal. I´ve been to many so called "wine cellars" but no luck so far.

I have also taken to an occasional late night Amaretto over crushed ice. Very plesant - again, only $6.50 in Siem Reap. Found a cheap one in Friendship in Pattaya for 285 Baht - quaffable....

you didnt have any more problems at the border?

Beer! All the way!

Carlsberg, Tiger...and Chang ( I know....)

But I also enjoy a glass of red wine (no ice!!!) from time to time or a Jack Daniels on the rocks (...with ice...).

I found some strange mixes quiet refreshing also: Bacardi/ Ginger Ale, Vodka/ Red Bull or Vodka with a variety of other "mixers" (Fanta Red, Beet Root or Mango...don't knock, till you try it!

I admit it.

I am a big fan of anything Irish.

This includes alcohol, but also extends to things written by people of Ireland, and Irish people.

I do not mind the humor or humour of people of Ireland.

All I know is that I like Bushmills, but I cannot find it here.

And I also have not looked.

If there is no Bushmills, then I can drink very cold Asahi premium beer in the big bottles, when I am in Japan.

It is made from rice, so you may not really call it much of a beer.

I once made the comment that "there was nothing nicer in this world than a 15 year old black bush!"

Unfortunately there were not many people there that understood I was referring to Bushmills whiskey (Black Bushmills is the top of the line).

With this in mind, that made my comment sooo wrong in sooo many ways.....................