Interesting. All mixed together?Maple flavored whiskey, Cream Liqueor, and AW root beer for a fun time. A shot of Jim or Jameson to cool down.
Agreed... warm sake is rough unless I’m already buzzed.Water
I've quit drinking, it's just no fun, most taste terrible and I can't even get drunk so I can't enjoy it... If I do drink something, I'll go with wine, raki (a local alcoholic beverage) or sake (cold, hate warm one).
The first 3 combined. Jameson or Jack separately.Interesting. All mixed together?
Jameson is good on the rocks.
Agreed... warm sake is rough unless I’m already buzzed.
Nice! One day I’ll get a bottle of Johnny Walker King George V..... one day lolBourbon or scotch mostly. I still like beer with food, but I rarely just drink beer.
I'm drinking some Balvenie Doublewood 12yr right now in fact. Cheers.
If I got a dollar every time I heard "We got the beer, killer beer."Booze.... what’s your go-to drink(s) when you wanna unwind a bit... or a bunch.
Mines red wine and scotch, preferably single malt.
Nice! One day I’ll get a bottle of Johnny Walker King George V..... one day lol
I’m just your typical ‘Murican lol. Best I’ve had so far is Glenfidditch and Glenlivet. I did know a bootlegger awhile back that took “returns” for scratched labels and whatnot for a distributor he worked for. Got me bottles of Moët & Chandon for 15-20$ and bottles of Dom Perignon for 100$, and occasionally expensive liquors. Patron, Gentleman Jack etc. Miss those days. I’ll have to try that Yamazaki though, sounds interesting!Oh wow. That's way out of my range. If I'm not wrong that runs about 8-10x more than my $60 bottle of Balvenie. My usual stuff is Dickel, Knob Creek, Bulleit Rye ... not cheap, not expensive either. But I keep a couple bottles of nicer stuff around for occasional whims. The other 'nice' bottle I have right now is some Japanese whisky called Hibiki 12yr. Bought that and a bottle of Yamazaki 12yr in Kyoto in 2015. The Yamazaki is gone, but it was very very good.
Next time I buy something for the 'nice' shelf, I'm thinking Lagavulin.
If you want to try a good Scotch that's not too expensive, look for Dalwhinnie 15yr. So far that's my single malt bang for the buck winner.
Leaf water does not taste goodH to the 2 to the O. If not that usually coke. Occasionally a Dr. Pepper or a lemonade or root beer to spice things up. Can't drink alcohol cause I'm 17. Also not into any kind of teas.
Agreed, leaf water sucks. Also the stuff that they pour twenty gallons of sugar into and call sweet tea here in the south is nasty too.Leaf water does not taste good
Aww yes, as an Arkansan I'm very familiar with southern Sweet Tea.....Agreed, leaf water sucks. Also the stuff that they pour twenty gallons of sugar into and call sweet tea here in the south is nasty too.
*hits blunt*Tea tastes terrible, since the most common kinds are made from weed flowers, but not all leaf water drinks are bad. Just try mint with just a tiny bit of honey and you will see what I mean.
Bourbon and Scotch are my go-to liquors. Single-malt is definitely the way to go for Scotch, but Monkey Shoulder is actually a really good blended whiskey. It's not cut with any grain-neutral liquors, just three Speyside Scotches: Glenfiddich, Balvenie, and Kininvie.Booze.... what’s your go-to drink(s) when you wanna unwind a bit... or a bunch.
Mines red wine and scotch, preferably single malt.