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Favorite beverage on a hot summer day

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You've been outside working in the yard, or maybe exercising, golfing, etc. It's very hot and you're parched.

 

What is your beverage of choice?

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I drink a lot of Vitamin Water Zero. I'll go with that.

 

What about you?

Filtered water

That delicious Louisville tap water with just a few ice cubes.

An ice cold draft beer out of my kegerator is always good. But nothing beats good, clean, filtered Ice water.

Slightly cool tap water, no ice. Heck, that is me year-round.

Water is my go to most of the time.

 

I can always throw back a Gatorade if I'm really parched.

As a kid, after working in the garden or mowing yards all day...I'd come in and take a shower and mom always had iced tea. Iced tea is a great summer thirst quencher.

Slightly cool tap water, no ice. Heck, that is me year-round.

 

Same. I will only put like 3-4 ice cubes in a BIG cup of water. Just enough to get it below room temp.

Nothing quite hits like a Gatorade on a hot summer day.

To quote Luke Combs: "Long neck, ice cold, beer never broke my heart". Nothing goes down better after mowing grass than a beer does.

Unsweetened iced tea, year around for me.

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Give me a ice cold...in the shower.

 

Do you dip it in ketchup?

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