Drinking at home.

In my younger days I wouldn't have dreamed of drinking at home. Evening dinner was accompanied by a glass of water and cup of tea/coffee after the meal.
Nowadays I never have an evening meal without a glass of medium white wine. Even if we're only having fish & chips - the wine is there.
Sometime in the evening I'll enjoy a vodka &  tonic.

Tony on the other hand never touches alcohol in the house. This is because he drinks real ale out of a hand pump. He hates spirits and anything in a bottle or can.
He get's his refreshments by going to our local about four times a week..

So what I'm wondering is: Do you drink at home? :;smile:

Only tea or water.....am teetotal I am afraid.....

quote CJ

Tony on the other hand never touches alcohol in the house. This is because he drinks real ale out of a hand pump. He hates spirits and anything in a bottle or can.
He get's his refreshments by going to our local about four times a week..


I can't fault Tony CJ he's a man after my own heart the only difference is I do drink at home
there are some good real ales to be had in bottles although I do like going to the pub for a
natter with my mates.

I don't like beer, I'm a gin and tonic man, with the ocassional glass of red wine or bourbon.

Yes, sometimes wine with a meal, sometimes an artisan or specialist beer, rarely spits but maybe something involving Bacardi now and agin.  I live a lone which makes a bit of difference, and you have to watch for the slippery slope!

Conversely, because I'm usually in the car, I can't remember the last time I had alcohol while out.

I'm glad that somebody drinks wine! I needed your support in the furtherment of my career!

A glass of red wine every evening with my meal.  Even when it's fish, which is quite often as we like it a lot, it's RED, ever since I had a stent fitted.

'Er indoors is partial to a glass of white wine, chardonnay, pinot grigot or anything as long as it's white.
We get it by the case from Virgin Wines auctions, beautiful quality wines at reasonable prices.