Any good bottled horchata available? Definition: Horchata — a chowhound once referred to it as "rice pudding, the drink". (Mexican) (12 replies, last updated by paulj August 29, 2007)

Those bottled yogurt drinks in the dairy section are way too sweet for me. I need a bottled lassi ... Has anybody seen one. If bottled lassis exist, maybe there’s a chance that they’re not as sweet as their anglo... (2 replies, last updated by Sarah W-R July 12, 2004)

hi all — i received quite a very nice bottle of italian red for my birthday last week, and am looking for a BYOB where i can drink it. have gone through the BYOB threads, but am not feeling like eating heavier French this... (5 replies, last updated by kpzoo June 2, 2008)

I never do unless unless I’m traveling and I don’t trust the local water, and on occasion when I’m out and I forgot to bring a water bottle. At home, I just drink tap – I leave it in the fridge to get rid... (58 replies, last updated by fresnohotspot November 21, 2008)

And the economical solution is to buy Grolsch beer in the classic bottles, drink the beer, and use the bottles for the limoncello. (9 replies, last updated by ciaohound December 9, 2008)

I tend to drink a lot of bottled of water, because I’m out and about a great deal and can’t take the sugar in sodas and juices. I generally buy or re-use glass bottles, not plastic (believe it or not, I can taste the... (6 replies, last updated by Phrizzie April 29, 2009)

have purchased a few bottles of the standard six year old blend in the last few years, and have found it to be a pleasant, unassuming drink. Yesterday, next to the bottles of six year old Canadian Club was a Reserve, ten year old... (2 replies, last updated by Papa Kip Chee February 28, 2008)

I love teas, but a lot of times I’m oot & aboot, making loose leaf a difficult proposition. Hence I drink a lot of bottled teas. Most bottled iced teas in our convenience stores are garbage, loaded w/ sugars. None of them... (0 replies, last updated by aser September 29, 2009)

get to drink before you bottle! I finally switched over to the Party Pig mini-keg system, which keeps 1.5 gallons on tap in each PET plastic ‘pig’, and I keep some brown swing-tops for sharing. Check it out:... (9 replies, last updated by BeeRich October 4, 2008)

Are you drinking it right out of the bottle? If so, try pouring into a glass and see if it still has a metallic flavor. Metallic flavors can come from other sources besides the package – from what I have heard/read all cans... (2 replies, last updated by Diana July 2, 2007)

Hi, One of the things I liked about a recent trip to Central/Eastern Europe was the huge selection of bottled (glass) sparkling waters. Every region had their own. I’ve found a couple places around town that carry some of... (3 replies, last updated by welle October 19, 2005)

There’s a little glass bottle in the cupboard calling to me. I must resist. I don’t have a problem. Honestly. I could quit, if I really wanted to. It started innocently, at the yuppie grocery store we frequent. There... (8 replies, last updated by ironmom December 7, 2001)

, essentially the same as the can. I can’t say I really see the point of the packaging if one is going to pour it into a glass anyway, which...well...c’mon...they don’t expect us to drink their beer out of the... (50 replies, last updated by The Professor October 30, 2008)

Now that the temperature is climbing, I find myself craving lemonade. Today I bought a bottled lemonade made by Mad River, and I really enjoyed it. I’d probably make it a little more tart if I were making it for myself, but... (2 replies, last updated by Jessica Shatan May 16, 2000)

I have just found the best bottled water. Other than mineral waters with real minerals in it, I often mused at the deluge of bottled waters with basically no technical use except maybe carrying to Mexico or hiking or little league... (11 replies, last updated by mojo jojo September 30, 2003)