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Spirits, what you drinking...
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Supermarket spiced rum, supermarket fiery ginger beer and Pepsi, with plenty of ice.
I've tried that Pepsi Max with Ginger and do not like it. I find Pepsi Max overly sweet tasting anyway.
After a few of these, even a wax cylinder probably sounds good
I've tried that Pepsi Max with Ginger and do not like it. I find Pepsi Max overly sweet tasting anyway.
After a few of these, even a wax cylinder probably sounds good
Wow, nobody been drinking for the past month?
I’m back to the Bunnahabhain 12 year.
I’m back to the Bunnahabhain 12 year.
I polished off 3 bottles of Alberta Premium Rye and some Crown Royal whiskey in the past month. Just never posted because I've posted those products already.
I’m picking up a bottle of Highland Park 12 year tomorrow. I haven’t had it for many months so I’ll be posting here again soon.
To my knowledge I have never tried top shelf Scottish scotch whiskey. I always gravitate to Canadian brands. I like to support the local distillers. I can definitely appreciate the differences in them. One of these days I will deviate and buy a top shelf Scottish scotch.
Alberta Premium Cask Strength named "World Whisky of the Year" by Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2021.Just finished a bottle of this. Time to restock. Open to suggestions...
https://www.newswire.ca/news-releas...jim-murray-s-whisky-bible-2021-821042707.html
I have never gone in for Canadian Whiskey, mostly because I don’t know anything about it. This might be a good source of information for me.
That’s good stuff. In my neck of the woods Rowan’s Creek is similarly priced and worth a try in my opinion.Just finished a bottle of this. Time to restock. Open to suggestions...
Another Canadian product. J. P. Wisers makes a nice 12 year old whiskey that is very reasonably priced too. The age of the product varies between I think 4(I'm a little foggy on the lower number but it rings bells.) and 35 years. I've bought some bottles of the 12 year and it was delicious and very smooth. Really hits the spot.
https://www.jpwisers.com/ca/
https://www.jpwisers.com/ca/
There's also Canadian Club whiskey. I've tried some of the product. The lower priced stuff I found it a bit medicinal tasting but others seem to really like it. I read somewhere that the better stuff is used as house whiskey for the British royal family..
https://www.canadianclub.com/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Club
https://www.canadianclub.com/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Club
Scored some more Weller 12 Year and the wifey wanted to try Longbranch “Mathew McConaughey”
The Codigo is supposed to be a good “sipping” tequila (Father’s Day gift)
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Oban - nice change of pace from my usual Langevulan 16
https://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskies/lagavulin/lagavulin-16-year-old-whisky/
well how about that - i do like intense salty blue cheeses
I'm told the Canadian (or Canadien?) whiskeys are noted for being very smooth.
https://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskies/lagavulin/lagavulin-16-year-old-whisky/
well how about that - i do like intense salty blue cheeses
I'm told the Canadian (or Canadien?) whiskeys are noted for being very smooth.
As promised—I’ve just opened my new bottle of the Highland Park. Good stuff.
I polished off 3 bottles of Alberta Premium Rye and some Crown Royal whiskey in the past month. Just never posted because I've posted those products already.
Damn, Doodski... how do you have the wherewithal to listen to the great music you post and generate the studied comments?
I worship at your feet!!!
