Hard to see a Caesar and not want a Caesar. That’s actually how they market Caesars. I’d have a Caesar.
I've had Goslings (80 proof and 151), but none of their aged products. Goslings is the way to go for a Dark 'n Stormy.
Used to be a gin and tonic guy (years ago). Now it gin martinis (with a twist, no olives...and just wave the bottle of vermouth in the general direction of Europe when making it.) Oh, and stirred, not shaken.
Iowa great, Hall of Fame coach Hayden Fry dies at 90 https://www.espn.com/college-f0ootb.../iowa-great-hall-fame-coach-hayden-fry-dies-9
Start fixing your diet, and hit the gym (or take up some sort of workout regimen). I'm 55 and can bench more and run farther and faster than I could when I was 40. Great advice AXE..............I go too (water park) and swim 3 times a week......Probably the best exercise is swimming.
That's something I want to start doing at least once a week once my shoulder is 100%. Almost there - 'nother month, maybe.
then why would he ordered it? i think he ordered a beer in one of the Daniel Craig movies and there was a huge backlash from Bond fans. I don't think martini's so why is it watered down ?
A good Martini (like a good Manhattan) is 100% booze. It's chilled with ice, either shaken or stirred, and the ice is strained out as its poured into the glass.
Shaking it breaks the ice - the ice chips dissolve in the alcohol, diluting it. Bond might have ordered it shaken KNOWING it was a bit less potent so he could keep his wits about him!
Herman Boone, the Head Coach of T.G. Williams High School portrayed by Denzel Washington in the movie Remember the Titans died at the age of 84.
Pertaining to the "water in my drink" conversation......Here's an article explaining it (at least with whiskey). Here’s the scientific reason it’s better to dilute whiskey with a little water https://www.theverge.com/2017/8/17/16088926/whiskey-alcohol-dilution-water-drinking-chemistry