The poster suggesting super sweet cocktails is on the right lines.
But cocktails get you ****faced, they are far too drinkable and with no real knowledge of how alcohol affects you they will be drooling on the floor within the hour.
But cocktails get you ****faced, they are far too drinkable and with no real knowledge of how alcohol affects you they will be drooling on the floor within the hour.
But cocktails get you ****faced, they are far too drinkable and with no real knowledge of how alcohol affects you they will be drooling on the floor within the hour.
lol well yeah so just limit yourself the first time. (Or don't -- that's how you get knowledge of how alcohol affects you after all.)
I dunno, for me personally it took me a lot of drinking wine and beer before I liked them and I wouldn't want them to be my introduction to alcohol.
I suppose you could go for one of those super sweet ciders, they're probably objectively pretty nice too.
I recommend vodka, Belvedere, Grey Goose, Mamont, Russian Standard Platinum, Absolut etc. Don't! Ever! Go! Cheap! Vodka is not a drink you want to cheap out on, if you get it wrong, you'll end up with burning insides as some vodkas are paint stripper.
I recommend vodka, Belvedere, Grey Goose, Mamont, Russian Standard Platinum, Absolut etc. Don't! Ever! Go! Cheap! Vodka is not a drink you want to cheap out on, if you get it wrong, you'll end up with burning insides as some vodkas are paint stripper.
Or...
Anything they sell at a supermarket, if you are mixing it then buying expensive is pointless.