Thread: What are you drinking today?

It’s an espresso with extra water. A watered down espresso. So, black coffee, right?

Black coffee is brewed and filtered, not diluted after.

It's a milky coffee , but not a latte


We need American input after all they're the experts on coffee.

Tea is another story.

It becomes milky, if you pour milk in that black coffee



Capisce ?

Oh contraire, a latte is a milkier coffee!

Originally Posted by Mandaloopy

Lemongrass tea on the balcony watching mother nature go crazy.

Nice.

Do you make it fresh or use manufactured tea bags?


Was having a spicy lunch today so prepped an ice lemongrass, jasmine and ginger tea.






Left to draw and cool, then strained over ice. Lovely.

Has nobody revoked your man card yet?

A real man embraces his inner lavender.

Originally Posted by Edmond

A real man embraces his inner lavender.

The best validated use of lavender as an anxiolytic agent is oral supplementation of 80 mg per day of a high-quality, well-defined lavender essential oil that has a demonstrated efficacy comparable or superior to benzodiazepines and kava, with a super safety profile.

Posh junkie.

Oh yeah brother, that's the good stuff right there.

Originally Posted by Edmond

Oh yeah brother, that's the good stuff right there

Nah Oaks Park and the Dog Cafe Japanese travel there in droves, used to dog walk through the lavender daily

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Lest you wish to smell like my Gran's bathroom or a geisha gals Gstring there is never any reason to purchase














Lavender in the UK is usually at its most vivid and aromatic from early June to late August. In other words, you've got a huge window of time to plan a visit to one of the country's most beautiful lavender fields

I've never seen this in Thailand before, and I never want to see it again, to be honest.

Still drunk it, though.



Gotta admit that the northerners won it tonight, although this wasn't great either.



I'll stick to the Leo in future.

I think we have the same glass.

On further inspection it's different. Although it is clear and says Leo on it.

I got this glass from the Robin Hood a few weeks ago and it pisses me off. It's a left handed glass and I'm right handed. Ok, so it was free but why do they make glasses like rhis when 9 out of 10 people are right handed?

Originally Posted by Mendip

I got this glass from the Robin Hood a few weeks ago and it pisses me off. It's a left handed glass and I'm right handed. Ok, so it was free but why do they make glasses like rhis when 9 out of 10 people are right handed?

First world problems.


Enjoying a grape fruit G&T. Practically a health drink.

^^^^^Looks like you are going native if those are Isaan bugs on a slice of bread Mendip


I was on the Milo at bed-time. Never had it before. Like hot chocolate.

I think perhaps investing in schooner measures is a wise thing when you are making vodka martinis with bombay sapphire, after getting back from a day out you need some measuring control, or my sensible side says so

fuk who cares, i just need to open another jar of queen olives

Originally Posted by DrWilly

Enjoying a grape frui

I like grapefruit juice, but alas, high blood pressure pills and grapefruit juice don't play nice together. Oh well. I'd rather be alive and well with functioning kidneys than the alternative.

Is that so? Damn. I better make sure I don’t need to take high blood pressure pills then.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

Anyone else planning on a sober October?

All going well, I'm hoping for a Can't Remember December.

Originally Posted by Looper

I was on the Milo at bed-time.

These Asian girls have some cute names.

Originally Posted by Mendip

It's a left handed glass and I'm right handed.

That might depend on your perspective. To me, yours is a right-handed glass. When held in the right hand it advertises to others your choice of beer.
Armstrong's glass, on the other hand (actually, on the same, right hand) only serves to remind him what he is drinking. Which might occasionally be useful, I suppose.