What's in your refrigerator, Beverages??

 
OK, It is mid-way between the Christmas and New Year's Holidays. We have enjoyed the evening visits by several of our kids and grandkid...with two sets coming today (for dinner) and one set planning to show up next week before New Years. For most we have Brownies and other sweets and beverages, while the grandkids open their stockings here.
 
I just checked our refrigerator and see that we have the following chilled and ready for (possible) selection when the four adults and four 2-5 yr old grandkids arrive for a buffet turkey supper.
 
One fifth of 4 Roses- Small Batch Bourbon. ( a gift from one of the kids) not chilled
Half-Dozen Mic Amber Bochs and Ultras
6 11oz V8's
8 Vernors-cans
8 regular Pepsi cans
8 diet Mtn Dew
4 Cherry Colas (Sprechers)
12 diet Orange Crush cans
1 gallon O J
1 gallon 2% milk
1 liter Local Winery (Huber's) Raspberry Wine
 
We will 'reload' after this group leaves us, to be ready for New Year's...Bringing out two Bourbon's (Knob Creek and Buffalo Trace). But the list shows what the 'company' will choose from as this evening progresses. The selections are tuned to the known tastes of our adult kids.
 
OK Stick your head in the 'Frig' and see what's hanging out in the back corners of your kitchen !! 

2 qts freshly squeezed lemon juice, from my trees.
2 qts iced tea.
1 20oz Coke.
1 20oz DP.
4 bottles Pyramid Hefeweizen
4 bottles of this.
750ml bottle Charles Shaw Cab, 2007
1.5L bottle Livingstone Burgundy
1 bottle Kirkland water

EDIT to add: partial quart of eggnog.

water and part of a quart of eggnog...

Wine, ale, beer, Stewart's root beer, milk, water, and one caffein free Diet Pepsi.

12 Bud Lite Wheat, 12 Dos XX Amber, 4 champagne for mimosas (Great Western) 4 champagnes for drinking (Gruet) 2 quarts Makers Mark eggnog, gingerale, tonic, selzer, diet coke, green tea and leftover game hens from last night.

26 cans of Coca-Cola,  2 litres of unsweeted white grapefruit juice, 16 bottles of deer park water

Let's see..

A bottle of home made wine from the in laws (peach)

gallon of milk

6 pack Busch Beer

2, 5.5oz cans of spicy V-8 juice.

Small bottle of Baren Jager (honey liquor) Freezer

That's about it

David O.

1 2 liter diet Dr Pepper (Mrs Mosca's obsession)

3 bottles of 3 Philosophers Belgian style Quadrupel (A)
3 bottles of Founder's Breakfast Stout (A+)
2 bottles of Founder's Curmudgeon Old Ale (C, too strong, tastes like whiskey)
4 bottles of Dogfish Head 90 minute IPA (A+)
5 bottles of Breckenridge Christmas Ale (B+, decent ale)

1/2 gallon skim milk

Aquafina water
Diet Mt Dew
small cans of tomato juice
1/2 gallon 2% milk
1 pt heavy cream
small carton of white wine.
1 small can of grapefruit juice
 
I grew up drinking juice from cans & I still like the slightly tinny tast of the juice.  Also, you can put the cans in the freezer for a few minutes before drinking & get the juice really cold.

I keep my whiskey out of the refrigerator. When I feel a need for cooling I add a small ice cube to the glass.

I am so thirsty and the frig is downstairs.  

Let's see...

2% milk
Boozy Eggnog
non-boozy eggnog
gal of ice tea with saccharin
sweat and sour
Bloody Mary Mix
Some sort of nasty blood orange drink in a champagne bottle
Asst wine received as gifts to  be used for cooking
Tom Collins Mix

But I want Hefeweizen.

mar52



sweat and sour

Ewwww.....

moonshine

Blenheim Old #3 Hot

Mt. Dew Throwback

 Mott's Apple Juice

Poland Spring water

Duplin Vineyards Scuppernong Wine

Blenheim #5 Not as Hot

D + G Jamaican Ginger beer

Jagermeister

Mango Nectar

8 cans +a 12-pack Pepsi
7 cans Ruby Red Squirt
3 cans Big Red
1 can Orangette
1 partial 1/2 gallon bottle GV white grape/peach juice (130% of daily Vitamin C per glass)
5  500 ml. bottles Dasani water (for my son when he comes over)

none right now, but usually 1 pint 2% milk (strictly for cooking)

wished I had boiled custard (non-spiced vanilla egg nog), but none available this year that I could find

Right now just a gallon of 2% milk and a jug of ice water. I drink a lot of regular Coke and Pepsi, but generally only when I eat out ( which means at least once a day. ) 

Diet Dr Pepper
Dole Orange Peach Mango Juice
Master of Mixes 5 Pepper Extra Spicy Bloody Mary Mix
Bud Longnecks
V8 Juice
Cans of Bud Light
Dancing Bull Sauvignon Blanc
Perrier Jouet for New Year's Eve

In the beer fridge, chilling for New Years Eve party

2 sixers- New Belgium 1554 Black Ale
2 bottles- Founders Breakfast Oatmeal Stout
1 4 pak - Founders Cerise
1 case - Troegs Mad Elf
3 sixers- Troegs Dead Reckoning Porter
4 bombers - Troegs Javahead Stout
1 bomber - Stone Old Guardian Barleywine
4 4paks  - Brooklyn Chocolate Stout
2- Anchor Brewing Our Special Ale 2009 (Magnums)
1 case - Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale

I keep my beverages in a 2nd refrigerator in the garage.
whole milk
chocolate milk
eggnog
orange juice
grape juice
cranberry-apple juice
4 bttls grape-raspberry
lemonade
lemonade with raspberry
2 12 packs Coke
2 12 packs Pepsi
1 12 pack Bargs

2 1/2 barrell beer kegs.. 1st is about half full of mcmenamins sunflower IPA, the second is 3/4 full of redhook ESB. both kegs purchased directly from their breweries :)
 
 no beverages in the kitchen fridge except milk..

Sweet!  

Now in the freezer I have Jagermeister and Lemoncello.

 
I have to chuckle a bit about the various posts on this thread. For those of you who have built a 'history' of posting, your list of beverages seems to reinforce the image I have of you, developed from your posting background. I mean that your choices seem to reflect the character of your posting! For those of you who are relatively new to the Roadfood forums, your list can be, or probably is, a peek into your food 'personality'.  I just found it interesting, and hope that you do too. I hope we will hear from more members in this 'quest for knowledge'!!

 
 

Well,  I finally decided to check out what  beverages that we have in the refrigerators.
 
Our refrigerator in the kitchen,  right now,  has
a large bottle of mug Root  Beer
1.75 bottle of Beringer Chardonnay
bottle of Bex Riesling
1/2 bottle  Pouille Fuisse
A box of  Fish  Eye  Chardonnay
gallon of skim milk
half gallon of 2 percent milk
1/2 quart of buttermilk  (that should not really count as it is used for cooking)
1 59 oz. Simply Orange with mango
1/2 59 oz.  Simply   Apple juice
3 bottles of Poland Spring water
a bottle of Sam Adams ale
2 cans of Coors
one large pitcher of our famous Three Booze Eggnog 

The refrigerator out in garage  is used mostly for beverages and there are a lot out there. 


 12 pack of Coors
3 half gallons of different juices
lots of Sam Adams ale
some bottle of  hard lemonade  (wonder who is drinking that?)
12 pack of  Pepsi
12 pack of  diet Coke
bottle of Baileys
6 bottles of some beer that I never heard of  (and have forgotten by now  and it is too darn cold to go back out and look)
a partial gallon of unpasteurized  cider

Me 'n Beer&Snausages would have us a time.

skim milk, half n half, 12 pack fresca cans ,12 pak coke zero, 1/2 gallon crystal light ice tea ,4 wine coolers, and 10 bottles water!

1/4 gallon skim milk , 1 bottle Clamato Juice, One 6pack Sam Adams Boston Lager, 1 pint lemon juice. 

10 Bass Beer
OJ
Left over Champagne
Vernors
Acai
Whole Milk
Egg Nog

Freezer
Ouzo
Vodka
Jagermeister

...Russ

large pitcher of homebrewed iced tea
medium size pitcher of water
7 cans of Busch beer
4 bottles of Yuengling Lager beer
3 cans caffeine free Pepsi (regular, not diet)
1/2 gallon container of skim milk
1/2 gallon container of 2% milk
quart container of buttermilk
Partly full bottle of marsala wine (for cooking)
2 small cans tomato juice
2 small cans low-sodium V8
1/2 gallon Florida's Natural orange juice

MayorAl - you're right on it about what's in our fridge reflects our personalities.

water and pickle juice for bloody marys. and a half gallon of 
101 wild turkey on the counter

  therbs, don't forget that pickle juice is the single most important ingredient in a Sam Hill Hooker Shot! 
 
  1&1/2 oz. Sour mash whiskey and 1 oz. dill pickle juice in a rocks glass. Served very cold!!! Down in one shot. Sounds bad till you try it.

  David O.