I'm in need of alchohol support tonight, what shall I start with?

Question

and what shall I mix in later to achieve the desired effect?

Answer 1

alchohol should be supported by a firm handed grip in the initial stages of the evening,
as the evening progresses the bar may be employed as additional support slowly as time passes further crutches will be required, such as; a bar stool, a table your best friends handbag, your best friend, her boyfriend, random strangers and culminating in the most inevitable support: the pavement.
; )

Answer 2

I would suggest starting with something light like cava with orange juice (as I'm having now), followed by some vodka with the rest of the orange juice and if you need a nightcap, Amarula or Baileys. If you don't have these to hand, just let me know and I'll drink them for you!

Answer 3

i always start with a nice fizzy wine, the bubbles help the alcohol take effect, then i move on to a pint of cider or 2, or lager if you prefer, followed by alcopops and shots with maybe a few whiskey chasers thrown in for good measure! of course i cant guarantee your head will feel good in the morning!

Answer 4

Canadian club, Seven Up, dash of angusturas bitters, half a teaspoon of brown sugar and a slice of orange

Answer 5

I would say start with the harder stuff, like vodka or tequila. Then I would say switch to beer later on, when you have a good buzz going.

Answer 6

6 Long Island iced teas....... large ones. Drink in quick succession! That should do the trick!

Answer 7

I say have some Miller Lites and some Sambuca shots.

Answer 8

Beer before liquor-you'll never be sicker
Liquor before beer-you're in the clear.
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Personally, I'd pick one and stick with it..preferably beer. But if you like mixed drinks, go for it.

Answer 9

Vanilla rum and ice java...mmm..yummy. But watch out they go down a little too good.

Answer 10

I like to start with the beer, and save the hard liquor for later.

Beer after liquor, never sicker.
Liquor after beer, never fear, you're in the clear.