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[RanetheViking]

I'll stick to my Wild Turkey.

[ajscott819]

Now, now, I feel the need to list some drink from my favorite country.

Mainly because they don't have anything else. And their wine sucks.

What about Cooper's?

[Dalakaar]

Here's my list. In no specific order...

 

Innis and Gunn, Toasted Oak IPA.

Young's Double Chocolate Stout

Lindeman's Pomme Lambic

Yukon Red

Crannog Ales Back Hand of God Stout

Hermannators (9.6% seasonal beer that doesn't taste like 9.6%. This is the most dangerous beer I have ever encountered.)

Driftwood Breweries White Bark

Driftwood Breweries Bird of Prey

Lost Coast Tangerine Wheat

Saltspring Island Heather Ale

Howe Sound Four Way

Schilling Grapefruit Cider

Merridale Scrumpy

 

[Marksmad is waving goodbye]

I retired from smoking.

[RealKobeBean]

I retired from smoking.

But you started drinking again, right?

Reported for that, buddy.

[God]

What about Cooper's?

 

I prefer Victoria Bitter and Toohey's.

 

I shouldn't say all of the stuff from Aus. is piss. Your recipe for Foster's is better than what I get back in the States.

[GruntKitterhand]

I retired from smoking.

 

Reported.  Seriously dude 

 

That said, I too have ceased using combustion as a part of my path to inner bliss, and I'm now experimenting with different vaporizers.  It's an ongoing search, but an enjoyable one, and I'm quite committed to it at this stage.

 

For science, of course. 

[Kate Upton]

I don't smoke. You guys are watching my figure.

[ajscott819]

I prefer Victoria Bitter and Toohey's.

I shouldn't say all of the stuff from Aus. is piss. Your recipe for Foster's is better than what I get back in the States.

I'll have to see if I can find those. I'm in the states as well so it may not be possible.

If you can't find something better than Fosters in the states you might just be going to the wrong beer store.

[Learn To Love Yourself]

I prefer Islay whiskies myself.  I like the peaty, smoky whiskies.  Glenlivet used to be my favorite (prior to that, Johnnie Walker).  Now I find it undrinkable.

 

For me, my favorites are 

# 1 Lagavulin - Very smoky, very complex, long finish

# 2 Ardbeg - Not so smoky, but very complex, also a long finish

# 3 Laphroaig - Smoky, big entrance, but not very complex, not a long finish.  Good cheap alternate though

 

Non-Islay whiskies I still enjoy

Glenmorangie

Oban

 

Haven't had Chivas in a long time, and that was pre-Lagavulin for me.  I'd have to give it another go to see how much I like it.

[DeckardWasAReplicant]

I prefer Islay whiskies myself.  I like the peaty, smoky whiskies.  Glenlivet used to be my favorite (prior to that, Johnnie Walker).  Now I find it undrinkable.

 

For me, my favorites are 

# 1 Lagavulin - Very smoky, very complex, long finish

# 2 Ardbeg - Not so smoky, but very complex, also a long finish

# 3 Laphroaig - Smoky, big entrance, but not very complex, not a long finish.  Good cheap alternate though

 

Non-Islay whiskies I still enjoy

Glenmorangie

Oban

 

Haven't had Chivas in a long time, and that was pre-Lagavulin for me.  I'd have to give it another go to see how much I like it.

#smh

[God]

I've only ever had one islay malt, Port Charlotte (which I suppose you could say is a revival by Bruichladdich). 

[God]

I'll have to see if I can find those. I'm in the states as well so it may not be possible.

If you can't find something better than Fosters in the states you might just be going to the wrong beer store.

 

I know those brands because I lived in Aus for two years when my parents were in the Navy.

 

I'm not going to find any Aussie drinks right now, seeing as I'm presently deployed, but they're hard to find where I'm at. I have to order online if I want anything for the most part. 

 

Central Indy is where I live for the time being. I used to be able to find a bit when I was in Chicago, but now, I have to go to a few specialty exotic stores just to find brands that I like. I try to taste as much as I can to find what I like; I love Mexican beer (they're the only ones who make a lager that I like) and I'll pound ale all night with the best of em'. But where I'm at, everyone's thinks the best stuff around is Sam Adams, and the usual **** is Coors, Bud, or Miller.

 

The only domestic brew I like is Michelob. Got any suggestions?

[NuclearTech76]

True God would know that black is one of their lower labels.

Blue is their best.

The Glenlivet is the best. Johnnie's good, but not worth the price IMO.

On the topic of Scotch, Chivas Regal is damn fine as well for what you pay for. Cheap, quality single malt.

I forgot to add Knob Creek Whiskey to that list. And Sake.

Try some woodford reserve ud you ever run across it. Basil Hayden is also really fine if you feel like throwing down some cash. Of course if your drinking black label money probably isn't a problem.

[God]

Try some woodford reserve ud you ever run across it. Basil Hayden is also really fine if you feel like throwing down some cash. Of course if your drinking black label money probably isn't a problem.

 

I'll look for it.

 

Johnnie's not really cheap, but Black label isn't that expensive. There are better labels. I have a $300 Bottle of Blue Label back home that I take out for special occasions. For my more... casual scotch drinking, I stick to Glenlivet or Chivas. I'd like to get a bottle of Macallan, but that's a bit outside my price range; even I won't drop a thousand bucks for 1 bottle of alcohol.

 

I'm not saying Black label is bad, far from it, I'm just saying that there are, IMO, better whisky's than it for the price you can pay. I can get a $40 bottle of Glenlivet over a $35 Black Label.

 

I have a couple of Red Labels around somewhere too. I couldn't look at myself in the morning if I tried to keep Dewar's as my cheap scotch. I only drink that when it's on tap or if I'm on an airplane.

[Tantum Dic Verbo]

I don't smoke. You guys are watching my figure.

Nobody's looking at the inside of your chest, Kate.

[ajscott819]

I know those brands because I lived in Aus for two years when my parents were in the Navy.

I'm not going to find any Aussie drinks right now, seeing as I'm presently deployed, but they're hard to find where I'm at. I have to order online if I want anything for the most part.

Central Indy is where I live for the time being. I used to be able to find a bit when I was in Chicago, but now, I have to go to a few specialty exotic stores just to find brands that I like. I try to taste as much as I can to find what I like; I love Mexican beer (they're the only ones who make a lager that I like) and I'll pound ale all night with the best of em'. But where I'm at, everyone's thinks the best stuff around is Sam Adams, and the usual **** is Coors, Bud, or Miller.

The only domestic brew I like is Michelob. Got any suggestions?

Move.
I'm in the mid-Atlantic region. There are craft brews every where. There are more taprooms and brewpubs in my area than I can count.
Tough to recommend beers, but I've been enjoying some aged in bourbon casks of late. Founders Backwoods Bastard Ale started me down that crooked road.

[ajscott819]

As far whiskey, I like my Irish. Redbreast being my preferred.

[Learn To Love Yourself]

#smh

Have you tried any of the ones I've listed?

If not, do it.  It will change your life.

[MaxCrushmore]

Did someone say Marijuana?