MISHNA BERURAH YOMI MISHNA BERURAH DIRSHU CHELEK 2 OCTOBER 28

S"A SIMAN 182 SIF 2 MISHNA BERURA SIF KATAN 9 If one has two kinds of drink, such as beer and mead, etc. and is fond of one of them, he should say Grace /after Meals/ over the /drink/ that he is fond of. This /applies/ all the more if he drank that /drink/ earlier, prior /to saying/ Grace after Meals, because of his fondness for it. /Then/ it is definitely proper /for him/ to say Grace over it as well and not /to say it/ over the other drink, to avoid his own table having been full and the table of his Master empty. 4 On the other hand, all this /applies/ only if the /drink he is fond of/ is a principal local drink, which is /defined as a drink/ that it is usual to drink in that place. If /the drink/ is only drunk /there/ occasionally, however, /then/ even though it is actually of more consequence than the other /drink/, it is not /regarded as/ a principal local drink, as is the case with other drinks /of distinction that are drunk only occasionally/, such as apple cider and pomegranate cider. MISHNA BERURA SIF KATAN 10 The same ruling /applies/ to kvass or borscht. Even if the public mostly drinks /these drinks/ they are nevertheless of no more consequence than water MISHNA BERURA DIRSHU CHELEK 2 Q:WHAT IS CHAMAR MEDINA FOR KOS SHEL BRACHA AND IF YOUR GOING TO BENCH WITH WINE WHATS A GOOD IDEA TO DO? A:SEE NOTES 7 8 AND 9 FOR WHAT IS CHMAR MEDINAH BY KOS SHEL BRACHA.RAV MOSHE IN IGROS MOSHE SAYS THERE ARE MANY REASONS TO CHANGE THE MINHAG AND IF YOUR GOING TO DO IT BLI NADER HANHAGA TOVA(FOR MORE SEE NOTE 10)