pbans wrote:just curious.....by definition what the hell IS a Boat Drink.....and how does it differ from just a garden variety cocktail?
For the record, I like beer....
Hmm... I'd imagine Boat Drinks need to conjure up a tropical setting... so when its 20 degrees and the hockey game's on, you can have a 'mental vacation' for a while.
So if beer makes you hot I guess you can consider it a boat drink.
pbans wrote:just curious.....by definition what the hell IS a Boat Drink.....and how does it differ from just a garden variety cocktail?
For the record, I like beer....
Hmm... I'd imagine Boat Drinks need to conjure up a tropical setting... so when its 20 degrees and the hockey game's on, you can have a 'mental vacation' for a while.
So if beer makes you hot I guess you can consider it a boat drink.
Beer doesn't make me hot....but enough of it makes me flexible......
Paige in Utah
"Don't try to shake it, just nod your head
Breathe in, breathe out, move on"
pbans wrote:just curious.....by definition what the hell IS a Boat Drink.....and how does it differ from just a garden variety cocktail?
For the record, I like beer....
Hmm... I'd imagine Boat Drinks need to conjure up a tropical setting... so when its 20 degrees and the hockey game's on, you can have a 'mental vacation' for a while.
So if beer makes you hot I guess you can consider it a boat drink.
Beer doesn't make me hot....but enough of it makes me flexible......
You drinking beer might be somebody else's boat drink....
It has to be the sort of drink that would be served on a sailboat or a cruise ship, any sort of drink that would go well with a paper umbrella. It can be a virtual paper umbrella.
My favorite is the Yellow Bird, as made at the Frangipani Hotel bar on Bequia.
But usually just drink rum and cola.
Missing B'dos wrote:It has to be the sort of drink that would be served on a sailboat or a cruise ship, any sort of drink that would go well with a paper umbrella. It can be a virtual paper umbrella.
My favorite is the Yellow Bird, as made at the Frangipani Hotel bar on Bequia.
But usually just drink rum and cola.
I drank myself positively stupid on Yellow Birds on a Carnival Cruise one time.....it was the infamous cruise that we got 86'd.....apparently I like them, too!
Paige in Utah
"Don't try to shake it, just nod your head
Breathe in, breathe out, move on"
Missing B'dos wrote:It has to be the sort of drink that would be served on a sailboat or a cruise ship, any sort of drink that would go well with a paper umbrella. It can be a virtual paper umbrella.
My favorite is the Yellow Bird, as made at the Frangipani Hotel bar on Bequia.
But usually just drink rum and cola.
I drank myself positively stupid on Yellow Birds on a Carnival Cruise one time.....it was the infamous cruise that we got 86'd.....apparently I like them, too!
pbans wrote:just curious.....by definition what the hell IS a Boat Drink.....and how does it differ from just a garden variety cocktail?
For the record, I like beer....
Hmm... I'd imagine Boat Drinks need to conjure up a tropical setting... so when its 20 degrees and the hockey game's on, you can have a 'mental vacation' for a while.
So if beer makes you hot I guess you can consider it a boat drink.
I don't know about the beer making me hot, but the wench ...
My favourite Boat Drink would have to be consuming a large Margarita while sitting under the Albatross at the Margaritaville Cafe in Orlando, just looking at the plane and drinkin' margaritas there is very special,
also, I do remember having some kind of Boat Drink at The Chart Room Bar in KW, but don't remember it, I guess I had a lot of them.
'tryin to get by being quiet and shy in this world full of pushin' and shovin'
I guess you can consider it a boat drink. 
But I do love the Rum Runner here: 
