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I'm having dinner with a girlfriend Friday night and I'm stumped. A long time 'hound, I feel like I keep recycling the same places for a fun night out...over and over.
We're both in our early 30's, both single and would love to find a new place for dinner & have a good post-meal cocktail and potentially make some friends at the bar (ahem). Our usuals tend to be Silvertone, Douzo, Washington Square or Beacon Street Tavern(s), Toro, Franklin Cafe, Bin Enoteca, Grotto, etc.
I'd like to aim for entrees under the $20 mark so we have spare room in the wallet for a few drinks.
Any suggestions? I've heard Excelsior might be worth checking out? What about the new place in the South End that replaced Nightengale?
Excelsior won't do: many of its entrees exceed $40 and are hardly worth it, in my view. You could eat more cheaply in its first-floor bar (which remains a kind of weird dating scene of a bar, lots of May-December romance going on), but it would still bust your budget.
Pops in the South End (in the old Perdix space) is very, very good. Pretty, all entrees $20 or under, very solid Eclectic cooking. Beer, wine, cordials only at this time (they're bucking for a license upgrade); the "bar" isn't a bar, rather counter seating overlooking the kitchen through a pane of glass, which really opens up the space nicely. The place that replaced The Nightingale is Mela, a decent but rather overpriced Indian.
What about some of the other "bars with above-average food"? I like the Alchemist, dbar, Ashmont Grill, B-Side, Green Street, and The Biltmore, though those aren't downtown places. The Enoteca at Via Matta (which has a more casual bar menu with some good pizzas) might also serve, and has good cocktails.
re: MC Slim JB
If the OP can get to Exc. from 5-7, they've got that special cocktail/app menu which is nice.
In addition to others mentioned, Columbus Cafe down by Mass Ave. is cute and reasonable. Much of the universally recommended Eastern Standard menu would work. Union and Stella if she hasn't been there.
How about the Mission Bar and Grill in Brigham Circle? It's a nice spot, with some good dishes (excellent burgers!), a decent beer list, and is in the same "near-upscale comfort food" vein as Amrhein's, The Biltmore, Ashmont Grill, Zon's, etc.
Great question! Has me thinking I'm in a similar rut but I don't go to all your stand-by spots so you've already given me a nice list to work with. ;)
Sorriso - order food in the bar (same menu it's just more, ahem, social). Maybe head to Les Zyg for a cocktail after...
Sel de la terre - again try to eat in the bar. Entrees are $26.... After dinner it might be a nice walk over the bridge to Lucky's for cocktails if the weather permits.
Eastern Standard is a solid stand-by. I always have fun there.
re: kittychow
I would highly recommend Les Zygomates for the entire meal & post-dinner imbibing... over the food at Sorriso. I think Fridays especially are a good crowd at Les Zyg. Range of ages, friendly, not too loud. We tend to eat at the bar, which provides great interaction with staff & clientele!
Preamble: I notice that the places you've listed tend to be peopled by the same types of potential "friends" so keeping in mind you might like a change of scenery in more ways than one...
I am going to try to focus on the making friends + chow, rather than chow first - and so suggest the following places:
Maybe a Cambridge crawl of sorts: Bar scene at Chez Henri (good food, good cocktails, scene somewhat coupley, but a good place to start), then head up Mass. Ave. to West Side Lounge, Forest Cafe (if more toward slumming), Temple Bar (post-graduate-y), then if no luck, work your way back down the other side to Cambridge Commons for a nightcap and a spin at romantic roulette. ;)
I also feel like the B-Side has its share of friends, makes some excellent cocktails and decent chow, although judging on your usual haunts, may not be your fave crowd.
Matt Murphy's in Brookline Village has a friendly vibe and good chow -
Was at Cafe D in JP last night - food was VERY GOOD - not sure of the crowd, but there appeared to be an intimate bar at the back.
Agree with Ashmont Grill as well.
re: Bob Dobalina
Oh God, romantic roulette at Cambridge Common? :-D I love the place, but based on the fact that some of my friends are semi-regulars there, I'd say have fun there, but avoid eye contact with the drunks in the corner with the Red Sox caps!
A Cambridge crawl might be just the thing, though. Chez Henri is a terrific idea for food (Cubanos), and CC is just across the street if you want a drink or two afterwards.
re: NiKoLe1625
As a thirty-something, I find Match skews a little young for me.
Also, they made me an absolutely horrid Manhattan (but of course, everything is geared toward sickly sweet snapple-tinis, so naturally Manhattans should be sweet too [sic], and they loaded it with vermouth. *gaah*)
The burgers were tasty, however. And they went great with the one beer on tap, Stella.
re: Bob Dobalina
Thats unfortunate that your drink was bad. I really like the food there, but I will admit that their drinks are definitely not extraordinary!
re: NiKoLe1625
You know, I went there on NYE and I actually rather enjoyed the meal.
Also, forgot that we split the "exotic" mushroom pizza for starters last time, which was yummy, but not exactly festooned with exotica.
What about The Good Life? They've got a new chef there that's getting rave reviews and the bar scene is great. Entrees are all under $20 I think, too.
Another good spot is Pho Republique. The food isn't the greatest, but the bar has a very cool scene, especially for the late 20's/early 30's crowd.
I'd definitely avoid Mela, I don't think it's what you're looking for.
re: heWho
Yes the Good Life does have a good chef and yes, the bar scene is hopping. However, I was there last weekend (fri night i think?) and the bar was packed...you literally couldn't find a place to stand. All tables were full, I'm thinking it was around 7pm. The dining room area, on the other hand, was completely subdued, ie. empty. There was just one other table (beside us) dining. However, by the time we left, I'm guessing at around 8:30, it had filled up a bit more. So it's sort of an all or nothing scenario. I guess if you got to the bar area early enough and scored yourself a seat, maybe a table in one of the corners, it wouldn't feel so claustrophobic and crowded. Otherwise it might not be the best choice. (On a side note, which should never be a side note with chowhound..we thought the food was just ok. I got that famed carbonara and honestly thought it was a little heavy, flavor just sort of "eh.." I'm always on the lookout for true traditional carbonara and no doubt this is the most authentic I've had in Boston, but still, it didn't really do it for me. S.O. got the steak frites (without the frites) and she said it was flavorful but the meat was a bit gristly and chewy. So....our experience certainly wasn't phenomenal by any means, and we probably won't be rushing back anytime soon)
I do think Eastern Standard is a great rec. Again, you'll need to get there early enough b/c the place is busy, but if you're ok with hanging out in the bar while you wait for a table, it's a great option. Bar is always packed with lots of people.... And I think MC's suggestion of the Alchemist in JP is a good one. Food is fairly solid, nothing earth shattering but I enjoy the vibe there. It's warm, relaxing, with an interesting mix of people hanging out both at the bar and at the tables, eating. I like it there.
re: twentyoystahs
You know, we had the same experience at the Good Life on Sat. I was so excited to try it & while it was solidly "good" nothing about it blew me away. There were six of us & this seemed to be the concensus. I had the mac & cheese and the crispy salmon. I also tried the tartar, risotto, and carbonara. The carbonara was most disappointing after all of the raves on here --the two who got it found it quite bland. The standout for me was the risotto & scallop appetizer --it was perfect. DCs said that the roasted farm chicken was excellent & also liked the cuban. I did not try the desserts but those who did found them forgettable. Service was good except for the fact that they forgot an appetizer & then when they did finally bring it out, they served the entrees 30 seconds later so DC was stuck with them both at the same time. Also, it took a long time to flag down a waitress to let our waitress know that it was missing, although the dining room was not very busy. I really wanted to love it because I was a regular at the old GL back in the day (for the drinks, not the food back then!).
Les Zyg is a great choice - ate at the bar recently and their moules frites are completely rich - though the frites needed more salt - and every single one of their wines is available by the glass, which makes asking for recommendations from fellow bar-mates practically mandetory.
Think the chow at B Side is above average and the cocktails benefit from all their housemade juices. Green Street always seems a little sleepier to me.
I'm with Bob on Match - the few times I've been there I've always felt as thought I was wearing too many clothes to fit in. The burgers are good (especially the lamb), and that cookie dessert is heavenly, but the cocktails taste like pop rocks. Wait, there might be a pop rocks drink, even.
The bar at Spire sounds like a nice scene for you, but my last meal at the bar wasn't all that tasty - though the cocktails were superb.
re: NiKoLe1625
Definitely Eastern Standard. I like Harvard Gardens as well. Om in Harvard Square is expensive, but if you eat in the lounge area, it's cheaper and can be fun. I also enjoy Stella although I agree it's not terrific.
I almost always meet someone interesting at River Gods (when was the last time you had a discussion about string theory in a bar?). To top it off, the food is always good (love the Korean handrolls). If you decide that's not your scene, you could always walk down the street to any of the other Central Sq. spots, like Enormous Room, Middle East, ZuZu, Cuchi-Cuchi, Miracle of Science, or Middlesex.
re: a l i c e
I also think River Gods is a good choice. Depending on music is booked ZuZu is also good. I love Cuchi Cuchi but find that it doesn't take much to spend far more than intended.
re: kittychow
And for some reason, the bar at Cuchi Cuchi is usually so packed you can't even move. If you do sit at the bar, prepare for some bumping. Not necessarily solicited bumping, eikther.
could also do a south end crawl between masa, 28 degrees, 33 and mistral. i always liked progression type nights back in the day, ahem. if you're having a great time someplace, just stay!
i agree with alice about central square. you could eat at central kitchen, touch any of the places she mentioned, and i'll add phoenix landing to the list.
re: hotoynoodle
Phoenix Landing... now you're talking serious "romantic roulette"!
re: kittychow
Russian, more like it. ;)
I went to Excelsior awhile ago and really loved it. But my parents went recently for a birthday celebration and said it was pretty noisy...something about the floors...who knows. Others might have more opinions on this though.
I agree with the B-Side Lounge. Good food, great drinks, and because it's more a bar with food as opposed to a restaurant with a bar, there are generally more people there to meet others. I do tend to split appetizers with a friend there though--I find them better than most of the entrees at any given time.
Agreed- Eastern Standard is a great pick. Now if I hadn't just gone there last weekend! Think we'll try for Les Zyg (haven't been there for years)...and if these old birds can muster up the energy, maybe we'll head over to Cambridge for some after-dinner activities. Thanks for all the great suggestions!
re: mbasnack
So where did you end up and how did it go? Hope you didn't spin the roulette wheel too many times...
A couple more ideas to throw into the (great) mix: First, the bar area at Prezza. The prices are probably a little higher than what you mention, but it's a fun, bustling scene and the food and drinks are terrific. Otherwise, how about Tremont 647? I wasn't blown away by the food, but the bar area was way busier and more social than I'd expected and I think the price range might be closer to what you want.
re: peelmeagrape
Second the bar at Prezza - always a nice crowd there, and you can definitely make a meal of appetizers (all the pastas are available as half-orders too). In fact, we were just there Wednesday night and one of our bar mates was a friendly guy from San Francisco who said Prezza is the one place he goes to everytime he travels to Boston for work.
Quincy has a wonderful "restaurant row" which is well worth a dining detour. Another chowhound suggested drinks and apps at Fuji, followed by dinner at Little Q (across the street, but save room for the scallion pancakes and the excellent broths) and dancing near by... It is easy to park and hard to go wrong.
re: chowfamily
Sadly, the Burgin Parkway will soon be extended into Quincy Center, forcing many of the restaurants to close or move, so you might want to get there before it happens. Not sure exactly when it will be (hopefully it will be scrapped at the last minute!).
Sorry, Hounds...a very belated follow up given all the great suggestions.
So, my friend and I decided to try Les Zygomates. Despite getting a little lost on the way there (hadn't been there in about 8 years), we sat in the bar area...which, save for a few folks at the bar and some couples at the small tables...was fairly quiet. I'm sure this was due to the holiday weekend...
Jason, our server, was terrific and helped us narrow down some choices. Note to self: if you're planning on making it a late night of bar hopping- DO NOT STUFF YOUR FACE. The only other thing Jason could have done to make our meal perfect was to bring me a pair of sweatpants with the check. We had the mussels, escargot, steak frites and the swordfish. He made great wine pairings for us...That said, not a lot of 'mingling' opportunites afterwards...Great pick for a quiet dinner or a date. Not so much for a girls night out.
Sidenote: Which is why I'm really starting to think that Boston is really lacking in the restaurant & great bar department. I don't want to wait in line to get in a place (Hey, I lived in NYC...and half those places weren't worth it...). I don't want to be surrounded by kids doing test tube shots. But it'd be great to have a range of choices for post-dinner drinks where you didn't feel as if you were interrupting date night for dozens of couples, either.
re: mbasnack
Thanks for the follow-up.
As for your side note, allow me to paraphrase Joe Pernice -
"I'm gonna take a lover
Gonna take him back to Somerville
Don't care if he's pretty
As we leave Suck City [Boston]
Come over to the north side of the river and I am willing to bet you'll have better luck.
re: Bob Dobalina
I don't think that's true at all. The OP had already gone to a bunch of places with a lively bar and food scene in town (Washington Sq., Franklin, etc). The $20 entree mark makes things a little tougher but you could split apps at Sibling Rivalry and Via Matta. Bouchee might work. Eastern Standard (for the 900th recommendation). Alchemist in JP. Sure there are some in Camb. but I never understand this fear/distaste of crossing the river from one side to the other.
re: Joanie
I feel like Boston tends to fill with the "Bridge and Tunnel" crowd on the weekend - Cambridge/Somerville/JP do not nearly as much.
re: Bob Dobalina
The Backbay/Ladder District areas fill up the most with the B&T crowds. The restaurant bars not so much.


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The 34 year old American won the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships despite some of the world's top players being there taking part in that competition.
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Bill Cosby is one of America's best-known and best-loved public figures through his work as a performer, humorist, writer, philanthropist and humanitarian. As the star of one of the most popular television series in recent history and the recipient of numerous honors and accolades from both the public and his peers, Mr. Cosby has gained the kind of fame that is reserved for a few exceptionally gifted individuals.
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Papa is working corn, they brought the mule home last nite. Uncle Fred & Aunt Mary came up, had lunch here, he helped papa fix straw stack. Bertille helped them take out some of there onions. eggs are 10¢ today, wheat 83¢ Red Bud. Klotz's threshing machine started out today, this afternoon. Schilling started couple days ago, thereshing [sic] at Schillings today & tomorrow by Buehler's. Miss Klinberg of Maeystown spent a few day with Lauts.
Monday, Feb. 6, 1933
We butchered our hog today. Uncle Fred & Aunt Mary & Henry & family all where up had dinner. We finished at 10 ' clock. Alois Havey was here & looked at our pigs, he wants to buy fat hogs. Egg man paid 10¢ today all together we had 32½ dozs. for him. Cyril Eichenseer was here selling chances for a fancy quilt & bad spread to be raffled on Feb. 22 at a euchre in the school hall, papa took a chance on it, 10¢. Harold Wagner was around taking orders for flower & garden seeds, we didn't order none. Pierce Klotz of Belleville stoped [sic] here, wanted to know if he could put his car in Uncle Fred's shed across the street, Bertille called them up & they said it was alright, as he put his machine over there, he wants to stay by Mr. Laut a couple days, who is very ill. Papa went to Hecker, to the store, to meet Oscar Birkner, he brought a letter along for us, from Uncle Fred's, it is awful cold, raining & snowing.
Sunday, Jan. 15, 1933
We went to Red Bud. Mrs. Oscar Klotz invited Renneckers to there place for dinner today. Uncle Fred & Aunt Mary where here for dinner. Mrs. Staunfiel was here Sud. [sic- Sunday] afternoon. We and Uncle Fred Aunt Mary were at Louis Armstutz this eve. and we were playing cards. [ed. note: part of this entry is written in different handwriting – believed to be Rosalia's].
Tuesday, Dec. 13, 1932
Cleaned chicken houses, put clean straw in. Papa & Rosalia went out to Henry's got wheat & oats. We baked Christmas cookies this afternoon. Klotz's, Fritsche's, Boll's, Buehler's are all butchering today, Uncle Fred & Aunt Mary had to help Christ. nice day. Fr. Grooten's is very ill, some said he was out of mind.
Sunday, Nov. 13, 1932
We went to Red Bud church. Aunt Mary was here awhile before church, she came up with Oscar's. Ralph Rausch brought the Sun. paper here this morn. It is a beautiful Sunday. Gus Klotz killed a buf yesterday. We went over to Rennecker's awhile & played pinochle, this evening. Rosalia held 1500 trumps in clubs.
Wednesday, April 20, 1932
Papa & Rosalia finished strawing potatoes this morn. We got 10 hens & incubator hatching, 130 chickens we have, from them, we set 13 hens now again, & got 5 more hatching these days. Katie Klotz was here & asked if she could get cistern water from Aunt Mary's, she got 2 milk cans, for washing & cooking soap. This evening we went out to Henry's took the plow out, she planted out 30 tomatoe [sic] plants. The old Hepp building in being torn down here in town. Mamie Mueth got operated on this morn. for appendix at Red Bud.
Tuesday, March 29, 1932
We washed, ironed, patched. The wind is so strong, it blew our clothes line to pieces. Papa went out to Henry's with the mule, helped Henry harrow & sow oats. He had dinner there. Rosalia went & got him this evening with the Whippet. The sewing circle of Red Bud Catholic Church is giving a card party tonite. There is also one in Waterloo given by Mary & Martha Society. Seen in the paper, Mrs. Val. Fristche was suing Wm. Klotz for $10,000 for accident of him & Val Fritche in Smithon [sic] & Hecker road. Ben Neff's had a big dance Sun. nite, being Mr. Neffs, 53 birthday. Mr. Hy. Burdhorf of Red Bud told Eliza Boll this evening that Mon. was Mrs. Burgdorf's birthday, & that they have a daughter living far away I believe Montana, she called her & congratulation her mother, it was 2200 mile distant talk, & Mrs. was so happy she cried for joy.
Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1931
Mr. Harbaught the mineral feed man was here. Aunt Mary got the mail today. Mr. Laut looked at our pond. Uncle Fred & Aunt Mary, Ettling, Henry, Wm. Ganley where digging the pond, they where here for dinner. They worked about 6 hrs, because it rained this afternoon. Ed Meng, H. M. Hill where here & looked at it. There was a lady here, bought 5 lb. sprs. 19¢ lb. Henry lost a heifer. Hon. Fred Kern passed away Mon. morning 4:30, got a parlyitic [sic] stroke. he was Editor of the Belleville News Democrat. Osie Neff & John Meuth had a most terrible accident today, they where crossing a bridge by Frisch korns [?] in Lord's Corner, with a engine, when the bridge broke, the engine is still in the creek yet. Osie was scaled pretty bad on his leg, the skin was all of & his chest, John Meuth has a hole through his hand & has it in a sling. Osie say's if it wouldn't of been that Johny was there he, would still be lieying [sic] there. Gus. Klotz is sick in bed next thing to appendix. He has it in his side. Dr. Schmidt wife of Red Bud was buried this afternoon, she had pneumonia.
Thursday, Sept. 17, 1931
Papa is hauling the fresh coal in the basement for this year. He hauled 2 loads this morning. Henry was here this afternoon, he was talking about getting his hogs vacinated [sic], Alf. Geodelle, Joe Schilling have there. There are getting them vacinated [sic] all over. Papa went over by Steve Rennecker's awhile. There was a gent here selling Oriental Rugs. It is awful hot these days. Odillo Eichenseer & 2 of his friends from St. Louis left last Friday, for Chicago, he covered a distance of 900 miles with his new car. They took a 40 miles ride on the lake on a speed boat. Papa was over at Rennecker's this afternoon, & Steve he told him, today was his 40 yr. wedding anniversary, so tonight we all went, Uncle Fred & Aunt Mary, Henry's family, Gus, Klotz, Adam Brauns, Ed Neff, Gus Frisch, the evening was spent in musci [sic], cake, soda, wine where the refreshments served. Papa & Rosalia went out to Henry's this afternoon, papa had to help him, he got his hogs vacinated [sic] Quirin did the work for $8.55. Albert Cleveland Grover where there, he brought theres up to & got it vacinated [sic], he has only the one. The egg man was here, we sold 3 doz. 19¢. A man selling rugs, & one taking pictures of babies where here.


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I see one problem with this... there is no Cl in the "equation".
That said, I have the same question... what does it add to the base water?
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I seem to recall the past few years a very similar level fo "wow, these guys suck" in the early season. Pretty much EVERY year that talk happens, matter of fact.
What I see, I will repeat, is PLAYERS choosing to break every rule, fight far more than normal, hit illegally left and right, and pretty much act like 3 year olds when Mommy went out and the babysitter is in.
Yet the Players, those bastions of "safety first", get not a shred of criticism for their frat party behavior?
Again, I think two things are in effect, hype (the burning spotlight of attention and aggression), and a mass-forgetting that at this time last year, without all the hype, people were still trashing the vet refs and their calls left and right in every thread for every game.
I hope they settle at this point, just to end all the whining and player-abuse-of-rules-and-fighting, which is really where I think the game looks bush league currently.
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THE SCORE: United States 11½, International 6½
MATCHES IN PROGRESS: Four foursomes matches did not finish. The Americans were up in one, the Internationals were up in two. One was tied.
THE LEADERBOARD: Numbers from Muirfield via GolfDigest.com
THE RAINFALL: There was a half-inch of rain Saturday, on top of 1.1 inches from the previous two days.
THE DELAY: Only about 1½ hours Saturday, mainly to get all the water off the fairways and greens and in the bunkers.
THE STAR: Tiger Woods hit a fairway metal from 237 yards that plugged 4 feet in front of the cup on the par-5 15th for an eagle. Matt Kuchar made a 15-foot birdie on the 18th hole to secure their 1-up win in fourballs. They were the only team to 3-0.
THE FINAL SHOT: Zach Johnson holed out from 115 yards for eagle on the 15th hole to complete the only foursomes match before play was stopped. Johnson and Dufner beat Richard Sterne and Marc Leishman, 4 and 3.
THE SHUTOUT: Richard Sterne and Branden Grace are the only players without a point going into singles.
THE FINALE: The foursomes matches are to be completed Sunday morning, followed by 12 singles matches. Rain was in the forecast.
NOTEWORTHY: No team has ever trailed going into singles and won the Presidents Cup outright.
QUOTEWORTHY: "I think everyone is a little tired." — International captain Nick Price.
TELEVISION: Sunday, 7a.m.-noon ET, Golf Channel; noon-6 p.m., NBC.


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What is/was Tango?
- MC Slim JB Dec 10, 2007 06:53 PM
I don't know what made me think of this stuff, but I recall it as a preferred tipple of underage drinkers when I was much younger (my buddy Louie in particular, not then known for his discriminating tastes).
If pressed to guess, I'd say it was a cheap orange-flavored vodka, produced well before hundreds of flavored premium and super-premium vodkas came along. But for all I know, it could have been a citrus-flavored fortified wine or a grain neutral spirits based liqueur like Southern Comfort.
I'm guessing it was probably a late-stage alcoholic's drink, in the same class as wino wines like MD "Mad Dog" 20/20 and Richard's Wild Irish Rose, drinks also favored among underage drinkers in my town for their high impact-to-cost ratio.
Does anyone remember this stuff, what it type of booze it actually was, who made it, whether it is still produced? My old friend Google hasn't been much help.
re: fourunder
Yes, I remember the artificial orange flavor, but I'm not referring to a cocktail that the drinker would have to mix up. This stuff was bottled as Tango, and I'm pretty sure that the good folks behind the Astronaut's Beverage would have nothing to do with this stuff. But perhaps the name was deliberately intended to evoke a connection with Tang?
re: MC Slim JB
I do not know anyone actually living today that drank the stuff (only kidding), but what I am referring to is exactly as you describe and suspect.
If I had to take a guess, I believe the marketing campaign and name selection was directly borrowed from Tang in the 60's and it popularity with the astronaut program. I can remember my older brothers and their friends purchasing and consuming the
liquor when they were teenagers........along with Boone's Farm. Tango was a favorite of the drunks on The Bowery........aprropriated referred to as "The Bowery Bums". They all had a pint in their back pockets.......even if the bottle was empty.
Another spirit was Thunderbird...........when someone would ask you 'What's New"?...............the reply was always....."Thunderbird"
re: fourunder
"What's the price? Forty, twice" (meaning a bottle cost 80 cents.)
Boone's Farm was another popular one among my hometown's teens, along with a dreadful bottled sangria by the name of Yago. Anything for a cheap buzz, I guess.
re: MC Slim JB
Yago is still quite popular in the Northeast, or at least here in New Jersey.
re: fourunder
The slogan, "What's the word? Thunderbird. How's it sold? Nice and cold. What's the price? Forty twice."
Also, I used to drink Tango in college. I went to Univ. of Michigan in the late 80s, and it was sold at all the fine liquor stores patronized by laid off auto workers in Ypsilanti.
I never heard of that one and I thought I drank everything cheap in my teens until I got my first job at a fine wine shop when I was 18.
On only a related note, Tango in the UK is an orange soda made since around 1950. The company added several other flavors in the 90's like apple, cherry, and black currant (which is pretty good.)
By the way, did you know Tang was invented in 1957, first sold in 1959, and it wasn't until 1965 that the space program used it? I thought it was invented for the space program.
Thank you - I'm not nuts. Tango was my first liquor store purchase at age 13 in 1967 in Westchester County, NY (Hey, I was big (lucky) for my age. It was kinda like a "screwdriver in a bottle" an orange-favored drink with alcohol (vodka?) mixed in. Amazing that there is nothing listed in Wikipedia but it's right up there with MD-20/20, Boone's Farm Apple Wine, Schlitz Malt-Ripple and the dandelion-wine we used to steal from the neighbor's shed.
re: hockey12589
We drank it in Queens, mid 70's. This brings back funny memories. The buddy of mine who loved it was named Rusty. He was 1of 5 siblings all with bright, big red 70's hair! He Absolutely loved Orange Tango. I l dug the graphics. The label was vaguely Soviet, bare bones design. Excuse me while I go and upchuck all the sweet booze I guzzled before I sneak into CBGB's....
Wow.This post brings back memories.At the risk of dating myself I remember drinking Tango on the Long Island Rail Road with a group of friends as we headed to Madison Sq. Garden for a Peter Frampton concert.Talk about a quintessential 70s experience. And it was as already described.A premixed bottle of what tasted like Tang and vodka.
re: enahoek
let's not forget Pink Catawba wine
I remember this drink because it was the first time I ever got drunk. It was tang mixed with vodka and a pint bottle in 1974 cost $1.82. I was 15 years old.
re: Rayric42
Graduated 1975 and got F-ed up on Old Mr Boston's Tango along with Boone's Farm strawberry wine...that
was a hell of a summer... Great memories..
re: zackly
Oddly enough I remember Bali Hai, but not Tango.
re: Rayric42
I have a picture of a billboard ad for Tango - OK?
Not a flavored vodka per se, but a beverage that involved adding alcohol, maybe vodka, to an imitation tangerine/orange flavored fruit drink. Think Tang with a kick. I remember it as 25% (50 proof) alcohol. Certainly strong enough for a real buzz for young, inexperienced drinkers (not that we thought of ourselves as inexperienced even then), but mild enough that drinking it straight out of the bottle on the way to the football game was no problem. I grew up in a NYC suburb, and it was available there. It served the purpose at the time, but realistically it was awful.


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Tuxedo Bath Valet - Fairmont Designs Bathroom Vanity Bath Valet 102-BV24: 25 5/8" W x 9 3/4" D x 26" H
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Tuxedo Bath Valet - Fairmont Designs Bathroom Vanity Bath Valet 102-BV24: 25 5/8" W x 9 3/4" D x 26" H
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PW - Polar White
ES - Espresso
Tuxedo offers customers a simple, stylish, and affordable answer to all of your bath furniture needs. As one of the Bath in a Box: Simple Solutions collections, this unique combination comes with a vanity, white vitreous Euro top/sink, and mirror or as a set with vanity, granite top, and white viterous china sink with the mirror optional to purchase; conveniently preselected and tastefully coordinated just for you!
25 5/8" W x 9 3/4" D x 26" H
Bath Valet only
Materials: Solid Poplar
Available Polar White and Espresso finishes
Doors: 2
Shelves: 3
Bath Valet only
Materials: Solid Poplar
Available Polar White and Espresso finishes
Doors: 2
Shelves: 3
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