Whatcha drinking (2018-2022)?

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I'm still drinking in the order of 4 litres of liquid per day but now half of that is bitter lemon.
 
Dirty martini and a Kentucky Mule

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Yorky said:
Buying bootleg stuff now. 2 cases today. That should be adequate until next weekend.

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I shall give the providers their due (I have no idea who they are) the prices are only around 5% more expensive than Makro prices. We are not being ripped off.
 
Local Thailand News.

Alcohol-industry organisations have asked the prime minister to lift the ban on selling alcohol, imposed as part of measures to curb the spread of Covid-19. The request came in a proposal from seven organisations – led by the Thai Fruit Wine and Local Spirit Producer Association, Thailand Bartender Association, and Thai Wine Association – to ease alcohol-related restrictions. The alcohol associations asked the government not to prolong the prohibition on sales beyond April 30, and allow beer and liquor to be sold via take-away and delivery services. They also asked the government to ease the tax burden and help manage the destruction of spoiled liquor amid the Covid-19 crisis, when entertainment venues have been closed. Meanwhile the associations want the government to lift the ban on the wholesale trade of alcohol, which they said is preventing producers from transporting their products to retailers where stocks can be safely stored in refrigerated conditions. They also asked authorities to inform them in advance before announcing future alcohol-related orders.

The Excise Department has collected Bt132.236 billion (US$ 4,125,000,000) in tax on alcohol so far this year, including Bt70.090 billion from beer and Bt62.146 billion from liquor.
 
Yorky said:
Local Thailand News.

Alcohol-industry organisations have asked the prime minister to lift the ban on selling alcohol, imposed as part of measures to curb the spread of Covid-19. The request came in a proposal from seven organisations – led by the Thai Fruit Wine and Local Spirit Producer Association, Thailand Bartender Association, and Thai Wine Association – to ease alcohol-related restrictions. The alcohol associations asked the government not to prolong the prohibition on sales beyond April 30, and allow beer and liquor to be sold via take-away and delivery services. They also asked the government to ease the tax burden and help manage the destruction of spoiled liquor amid the Covid-19 crisis, when entertainment venues have been closed. Meanwhile the associations want the government to lift the ban on the wholesale trade of alcohol, which they said is preventing producers from transporting their products to retailers where stocks can be safely stored in refrigerated conditions. They also asked authorities to inform them in advance before announcing future alcohol-related orders.

The Excise Department has collected Bt132.236 billion (US$ 4,125,000,000) in tax on alcohol so far this year, including Bt70.090 billion from beer and Bt62.146 billion from liquor.
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Fingers crossed then.
 
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This one was absolutely astonishing. Crack open the bottle, and you smell a whiff of cinnamon. Sip it slowly and close your eyes. Now, you get the full flavor of maple syrup, cinnamon, and even a richness (from the oatmeal stout part of the equation) that is absolutely reminiscent of eating French toast. I'm usually not a fan of sweet drinks, but I'll make an exception in this case. Stark, Lannister, or Targaryan? I say Roak Brewing Company's French Toast Oatmeal Stout rules the land.
 
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