Boozing

[douglas99]

Ice cold vodka from the freezer, no need for mixers for mine.

 

[jack412]

This is a fine example of losing the plot. Wouldn't it be a good idea if posters went back and read OP's first post?

I'm pretty sure I gave my 2 cents worth to the OP in post #2

 

[noblehead]

I was told by the gp that if I'm going to have a drink, vodka or whiskey are preferable... Would that include Jack Daniels would anyone know?

Not sure about Jack Daniels, but with any alcoholic drink you have to be aware what it can do to bg levels, some such as beers, ciders and lager can raise bg levels but send them crashing down many hours later, as can any alcohol for the following 24 hours from drinking, if your unsure what to do when enjoying a few drinks then do have a chat with your DSN or Endo, they will advise on what you should do.

 

[JohnD54]

Ice cold vodka from the freezer, no need for mixers for mine.

Douglas, I am totally with you, was introduced to not quite frozen vodka by some Russian friends of mine some 25 years ago, delightful. But try to get it over here, no chance, unless at home.

 

[douglas99]

Douglas, I am totally with you, was introduced to not quite frozen vodka by some Russian friends of mine some 25 years ago, delightful. But try to get it over here, no chance, unless at home.

In Vaasa, on a business trip to Finland for my introduction, to a 80%+ brand of local vodka. Fortunately, at the hotel we were staying in!

 

[andy1971]

U'luvka vodka has to be a fav of mine. It's polish and it's said the drink of its heads of state due to being filtered so many times it leave no ill effects the following day. Now not being satisfied with what I may have read, I had to put it to the test
Ice cold, neat... It's actually really smooth and no hangover!

 

[douglas99]

An excellent choice, and no problems on the BS!