Hard Liquor

[HippoNipple]

Originally Posted by pgerman [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Those dinner parties sound fabulous, I must be missing out on a lot



Just a quick question


Do you get all of your real life knowledge from movies?

People go to "dinner" parties out of obligation for family or work. Not for fun. They drink because they can't stand the idea of communicating on any real level with each other.

I never said dinner party. I wouldn't consider a dinner to be a party, but yes I do drink when I go out to dinner or a party.

[Malevz]

Originally Posted by Tassador [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Anything that you can't drink neat or on the rocks is gross imo.

I couldn't agree more here. If I want something that tastes like sugar I'll get a milkshake. Nothing beats a good scotch (neat) or bourbon (rocks).

Would kill for a good rye though, Canadian so Rye here is ridiculous cheap where decent bourbon is $60 a bottle and a good scotch $120+. By comparison you can get a bottle of rye for $20.

[Nirgon]

I'm not crazy about regular Jameson straight

[pliny the elder]

Eagle rare. Best bourbon 30 bucks can buy! Blanton's if you want to creep in the $60 range

[fiegi 8.0]

pass

hard liquor = hard hangovers for ole chuckles

[Jitsumo]

Vodka: My go to that never leaves me feeling shitty
Titos
Kettle One

Bulleit Rye has been slowly taking over my life. This shit is delicious.

Scotch: I tend to love the Balvenie 12 year double wood, but prefer the 14yr caribbean cask. Balvenie has been going up a lot in price tho lately.

[Seltius]

When I drank regularly

Straight shots or on rocks
Kettle One
Patron
Don Julio
Johnnie Walker


Mixed Drinks
Mojito's(depended on where I was drinking at)
Screwdriver


Been a while since I really drank though.

Oh and Wine
Shiraz
Malbec
mostly reds

[oricalum]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVG1U-faqHY

[Malevz]

Originally Posted by Jitsumo [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Scotch: I tend to love the Balvenie 12 year double wood, but prefer the 14yr caribbean cask. Balvenie has been going up a lot in price tho lately.

That's cause every time you read an article someone is recommending Balvenie 12 year old double wood for scotch beginners. It's a nice light scotch easy to drink straight and goes down smooth. I'd be curious about the rum cask aged one though.

[heartbrand]

Oban / Glenmorangie / Peat Monster