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Backpacking Booze Options
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Old Custer wrote:The ultimate backpacking booze solution: Backpack to a place where "little streams of alcohol come a tricklin' down the rocks" Pros: Supply virtually infinite No added weight to carry Cons: The Big Rock Candy Mountain is a completely imaginary placeAm I looking for a backwoods moonshiner's stil leaking a small stream of pure grain alcohol somewhere? |
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during winter... Hot 100 all the way! Chair lift, ice climbing, whatever. does the trick and warms up. Otherwise gin and tonic best drink hands down! |
Zach Joing wrote:during winter... Hot 100 all the way! Chair lift, ice climbing, whatever. does the trick and warms up. Otherwise gin and tonic best drink hands down!GT all the way. .. and your quinine tonic water can help fight your maleria relapse. ! |
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EvanH wrote: This.Fail. Everyone knows you should only have wiregates on your vodka. |
John Johnson wrote:I agree with all who said that a high-quality bourbon, Scotch or tequila can be sipped 'neat' and requires no mixers,Excellent suggestion. Cocktails are nice but, let's face it, for most of us they're just an alcohol delivery device. Might as well just sip something good. |
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Gatorade and Everclear. Who needs teeth? |
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1 liter of booze is for amateurs   |
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Bag of wine. And when it's gone you can blow it up and use it for a pillow. |
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Thanks for your help. We went with good old straight tequila. Somebody brought the Peppermint Shnappster. I couldn't resist grabbing a few beers from the car before we left. After 12 miles with a pack that was the best Bud Light I ever had.Thanks for the input. |
