Goldschlager and Wild Turkey's American Honey? Gag! This sounds horrible. I thought Goldschlager was off the cocktail menu once you reached a *certain age.* (As in after college.)

American Honey isn't that bad as a liqueur. Mix it with some lemonade and some ice and blend it up and it makes a damned fine hard lemonade.

I bet the Goldschlager is purely there for the color/flakes and the ginger ale wipes out the taste of it.

Yeah, I'm with Jason on this one. Goldschlager -- yuck. There are some other recipes on this site though that sound much better if you read back through the older pages.

I am intrigued by and terrified of Goldschlager. Some day I will finally try it. The American Honey and Ginger Ale is what appeals most about this recipe. 

Am I old fashioned to just stick with the classic bloody mary hangover remedy?  Goldschlager also weirds me out.  That's an awesome site, though; thanks for passing it along.

@Christian My dad, brother, and I like to golf early in the morning. We head out to the first hole with Bloody Marys. 

Wow, pretty much all of the drinks on that site look disgusting...and yet I still want to try them for the novelty.

OK, we're getting off-topic here, but I can't resist: Do any of you get in the mood to just have cocktails based on color? Sometimes, when I got have a drink or two, I just drink by color. Bartenders look weirdly at you when you ask for their best drink that's blue. 

@Jason: Haha, can't say I've ever done that, but I have bought beer based on packaging. Earlier this week I bought this incredibly expensive four-pack of Monk's Blood because it came in a fancy little box: http://beerobsessed.com/blog/?p=1245

I mostly pick my drinks based on the quantity of whiskey in them.

Old fashioned enough for ya? :P

@Adam I enjoy a nice glass of Jameson's or Middleton's

@Jason At E3 lets go bar hopping and only drink Pink mix drinks. 

Thanks for the link to The Drunken Moogle, Jasmine. I think I might try out their Metroid cocktail this weekend.