I'm excited. Sierra Nevada's second set of Best of Beer Camp is going to be released next month.
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The Emperor of Mankind drinks it, so you can't really go wrong 
Talisker 10 year single malt. Superb, peaty, awesome
Talisker 10 year single malt. Superb, peaty, awesome
Johnnie Walker is cheap, mass produced shite. The blue label may be a 25 year old blend, but it's still 25 year old mass produced shite.
Also, refrain from calling it 'scotch'; - it's actually somewhat offensive despite being in common use in the US
ur so edgy and kewl bro
u jelly?
Try actually reading...
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it's like when someone says lager isn't beer, of course it is. it's just brewed in a different way to ale.
All of those IPAs look really good. We have a local brewery on the island called Blue Point and they make an IPA called "Hoptical Illusion" that I like a lot.
Anyone up for a beer trade?
Anyone up for a beer trade?
Continuing my experimenting with single malts, Old Pulteney 12.
I added two drops of water (seems what everyone recommends with this one), and I really like the hint of sea air in it. Other than that, I only got a hint of sherry and for some reason butterscotch. I think I am liking this more than my first attempt (Glenmorangie original). I won't give it a rating because I'm too new at drinking whisky to accurately compare it. I'll be going for some Highland Park, or Ardbeg next I think.
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also had my first La Chouffe beer today. I don't think I'm a fan of it. I mean, it's quite good but a bit sweet for my tastes and I think the higher alcohol count just isn't "my bag" . I'll stick with my Sam Adams seasonal brews
I added two drops of water (seems what everyone recommends with this one), and I really like the hint of sea air in it. Other than that, I only got a hint of sherry and for some reason butterscotch. I think I am liking this more than my first attempt (Glenmorangie original). I won't give it a rating because I'm too new at drinking whisky to accurately compare it. I'll be going for some Highland Park, or Ardbeg next I think.
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also had my first La Chouffe beer today. I don't think I'm a fan of it. I mean, it's quite good but a bit sweet for my tastes and I think the higher alcohol count just isn't "my bag" . I'll stick with my Sam Adams seasonal brews
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Highland Park has more or less universal appeal. The Ardbeg Ugadail is delicious as well but you really have to be the sort for it. If you've had Laphroaig before that'll give you an idea of what you're getting yourself into—really strong, peaty stuff. If you like the "sea air" flavor and want it in an overpowering way you'll do well with Ardbeg, Laphroaig or the Lagavulin 16 year.
Not surprised that you disliked the Glenmorangie 10 year; I personally gave it away.
My most recent purchase is a Glendronach 15 year. I had the limited edition 21 year single cask and it was the most delicious thing I've ever put in my mouth, even better than your mother's penis, but it was a bit on the expensive side. The 15 isn't as good but it's still a beautiful thing. If you like sherried whiskies Glendronach is certainly my favorite, and it's better than a Macallan of similar age and price by a good margin.
Not surprised that you disliked the Glenmorangie 10 year; I personally gave it away.
My most recent purchase is a Glendronach 15 year. I had the limited edition 21 year single cask and it was the most delicious thing I've ever put in my mouth, even better than your mother's penis, but it was a bit on the expensive side. The 15 isn't as good but it's still a beautiful thing. If you like sherried whiskies Glendronach is certainly my favorite, and it's better than a Macallan of similar age and price by a good margin.
Cuba Libre, or rather mutation of it that i call "Deadly Che".
You need 1 liter empty mug, 1 coke 1 cuban rum, some lime and ice.
Put a glass (1/4th of liter) of rum, add ice and limes fill up mug with coke.
taste rating 5 out of 10, its just rum and coke with a twist
waste potential 10/10 try drinking more than 2 of those.
You need 1 liter empty mug, 1 coke 1 cuban rum, some lime and ice.
Put a glass (1/4th of liter) of rum, add ice and limes fill up mug with coke.
taste rating 5 out of 10, its just rum and coke with a twist
waste potential 10/10 try drinking more than 2 of those.
Oh Maaaan. The Rogue Hazelnut Brown Nectar is destroying me tonight. Together with Type O negative's "Be my Druidess" playing and a dark room with red light...I think I found it...The American Dream!
As a bona fide alcoholic, I should be ashamed of myself for not contributing to this thread more. My go-to of late is Live Oak Hefe, as it’s widely available in my area of Texas and not mood-specific. The best new beer I’ve tried is certainly Schneider Aventinus, a wheat doppelbock. Smooth and delicious, like nothing else I’ve tried.
My best friend and I have been experimenting with infusions. The top inventions to come out of that are as follows:
1. Hennessy infused with mango and pumpkin spice. I don’t know what compelled me to try pumpkin spice, but it’s brilliant.
2. I also soaked raspberries, blackberries and strawberries in vodka and blended it in milk and real ice cream (none of that fluffy bullshit being passed off as ice cream these days for which the primary ingredient is something other than cream) and it made the most brilliant milkshake.
My best friend and I have been experimenting with infusions. The top inventions to come out of that are as follows:
1. Hennessy infused with mango and pumpkin spice. I don’t know what compelled me to try pumpkin spice, but it’s brilliant.
2. I also soaked raspberries, blackberries and strawberries in vodka and blended it in milk and real ice cream (none of that fluffy bullshit being passed off as ice cream these days for which the primary ingredient is something other than cream) and it made the most brilliant milkshake.
I had a glass of milk with a PB&J at my home for an early lunch. I then was on the train and my stomach started feeling terrible. About two stops away from where I was going I felt my ass was reaching critical mass and was about to explode. Feeling sick and about to shit my pants, I quickly hurried my way through Omotesando Station and bless it be Thy Poop Gods a toilet was open. I barely got my ass down to the toilet seat and my ass started spraying. Such a strange feeling it is when you feel you can't wait a second more and then let a shit spray out into the toilet when you are finally safe.
I rate my 8% milk glass of milk a 9/10. I would gladly nearly shit myself again.:tup:
I rate my 8% milk glass of milk a 9/10. I would gladly nearly shit myself again.:tup:
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Ommegang Abbey Ale. I completely agree with BA:
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/42/142/
I plan to visit the brewery next month when we hit up the baseball hall of fame.
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/42/142/
I plan to visit the brewery next month when we hit up the baseball hall of fame.
Suppose you hadn't been able to contain the barrage of brownies, and you had sprayed your recepy of disaster on the train, right there in the middle...possible letting others participate in this wonderfull event you've so colourfully described above.....
how bad would the humiliation/punishment have been? Or could this have possibly gone viral and catapulted you to stardom?
=J ?
