Suggested Drinks in F?
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Suggested Drinks in F?
Well I am happy to work my way through the JW Blue, Champers and Tanqueray 10 but what other drinks/cocktails can you suggest I ask for in F?
What can they mix up? Can they do any good Longs? Louisville Lemonade, Long Vodka etc?
I am just a bit fed up asking for G&T or Champers. Though I will if I really have to
What can they mix up? Can they do any good Longs? Louisville Lemonade, Long Vodka etc?
I am just a bit fed up asking for G&T or Champers. Though I will if I really have to
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Originally Posted by Aerotec
I am just a bit fed up asking for G&T or Champers. Though I will if I really have to
Between champers (maybe a glass of wine, but I like to stick with champagne) and Port, that tends to keep me in alcohol during a flight. Don't like to drink too much alcohol during a flight because of dehydration/headaches (drink water, juice, coffee/tea the rest of the time).
Would be good if they could rustle up a Mojito though...
Boo
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Originally Posted by number_6
You could try asking for a Kir Royale and see what you get (BA no longer stocks creme de cassis).
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Originally Posted by Boo Boo Too
Would be good if they could rustle up a Mojito though...
I was on holiday in the Caribbean earlier this year and ordered a Mojito - what I got was basically rum and 7 UP.
The barman insisted that was a Mojito - we debated for a while then involved the manager of the hotel - at which point the manager dispatched someone to the kitchens to get some fresh mint......................
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You could try asking for "A Long Comfortable Screw Up Against The Wall" and see if they can do that? Then again with all the air rage incidents recently maybe not. They might prove game and suggest a Long Walk off a Short Pier instead!
Seriously not being much of a drinker myself I can't offer much in the way of practical advice but on my trip to Poland, Mojito was a very popular drink of my friends, in more than one bar we visited. Unsure if they could rustle that up in F. You could ask for a whiskey sour which I'm told is nice.
Seriously not being much of a drinker myself I can't offer much in the way of practical advice but on my trip to Poland, Mojito was a very popular drink of my friends, in more than one bar we visited. Unsure if they could rustle that up in F. You could ask for a whiskey sour which I'm told is nice.
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Originally Posted by edi-traveller
I was on holiday in the Caribbean earlier this year and ordered a Mojito - what I got was basically rum and 7 UP.
Reminds me of being delighted to find a bar that served Mojitos on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship last year... delighted until I tasted it, that was! Went from saying "you HAVE to try this drink!!!" to my husband, to profusely apologising "they are honestly SOOOO much better than this when done properly!!!".
Originally Posted by edi-traveller
The barman insisted that was a Mojito - we debated for a while then involved the manager of the hotel - at which point the manager dispatched someone to the kitchens to get some fresh mint......................
7UP indeed!
Boo
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Originally Posted by number_6
You could try asking for a Kir Royale and see what you get (BA no longer stocks creme de cassis).
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I quite like a QUICK .... from time to time... Or similar is Baileys on top of creme de menthe... Mmmm.
First person to say I'm a girl's blouse gets a serious pout in the face. OK!
First person to say I'm a girl's blouse gets a serious pout in the face. OK!
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Originally Posted by Pyeinthesky
I quite like a QUICK .... from time to time... Or similar is Baileys on top of creme de menthe... Mmmm.
First person to say I'm a girls blouse gets a serious pout in the face. OK!
First person to say I'm a girls blouse gets a serious pout in the face. OK!
this is a very girly thread though, you must admit
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Originally Posted by More Champagne Sir?
Can you get Pimms & Lemonade as we approach the summer season?
Humm, 14 in F of us, 4 cabin crew of you, 35,000 feet up in the air... I make that Pimms-o-clock
Humm, 14 in F of us, 4 cabin crew of you, 35,000 feet up in the air... I make that Pimms-o-clock
I've asked the crew on my usual JER-LGW flights, but so far to no avail.
I also recently asked some EK crew, but got a very strange look back.
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How about a nice glass of the fetid water drained off a bunch of WT breakfasts, shaken (not stirred) with some Eau Grapefruit facial spray for that extra kick? This could be BA's rival to CX's Pacific Sunrise (which i've quite taken to making at home recently!)