Casinos and Free Alcohol

Quote: teddys

I like to order "fancy" beers in a bottle. At least that way I can tell I'm getting the good stuff. I also can tell the difference between premium bourbon/scotch and the well stuff, so I can confidently order that too. Tequila, Vodka ... forget about it.

I don't drink when I gamble. Except I did once, last trip when I ordered a black Russian at the Exalibur. The cocktail is made of vodka and Khalua coffee liquor. It was very good. I can vouch for the authentic Khalua and it had plenty of vodka.

My gripe is the opposite of the thread: it was too much booze and nearly knocked me out. Next time I feel bold enough to drink at the table, other than diet coke, I'll ask for something that isn't a mix of two high-proof types of alcohol.

Quote: Nareed

My gripe is the opposite of the thread: it was too much booze and nearly knocked me out. Next time I feel bold enough to drink at the table, other than diet coke, I'll ask for something that isn't a mix of two high-proof types of alcohol.

You could ask for just the Kahlua and Cream. The vodka just acts as a "kick" to the drink -- no flavor. Kahlua has very little alcohol content.

That is such a chick drink, though. Oh, wait ... :)

Quote: teddys

You could ask for just the Kahlua and Cream. The vodka just acts as a "kick" to the drink -- no flavor. Kahlua has very little alcohol content.

Really? It sure didn't feel that way.

Kahlua and cream served in a small glass with a cherry rolled in sugar is called an "angel's kiss," at least in Mexican bars.

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That is such a chick drink, though. Oh, wait ... :)

:)

I think I'd be more inclined to ask for plain Kahlua on the rocks.