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You're god damn right I do. No more watered-down whiskey for this guy.
I always thought the stones were overrated. I usually take half a cube of ice with my rye.
I've never seen the point in the stones. I don't usually want to cool down any liquors that I already drink neat. And when I want to add an ice cube (I also do that with rye, and some bourbons), it's partially because I like how it mellows the flavor out a bit.
My drink of choice is Jameson and I used to get two ice cubes with it, but I radiate heat like I'm radioactive, so they'd melt in like 2 seconds. I only lose the stones when I want to nurse a drink after work or something, but they're great if you want a cool drink.
1-1-12 Bassnectar NYE SHOW! 1-21-12 G. Love and Special Sauce 3-1-12 Radiohead 3-9-12 Experience Hendrix 5-15-12 Jack White @ The Ryman 6-7-12 Bonnaroo 6-19-12 Roger Waters presents "THE WALL" 7-7-12 Ringo Starr's 72nd Birthday Party Extravaganza at the Ryman
I love all types of whiskey, currently I'm working on a bottle of Templeton rye whiskey, pretty good stuff.
Choose a side! And choose wisely! It may be your last!
If I had to choose a side, I'd probably choose bourbon. Then again I like scotch, and Irish whiskey, and moonshine, and gin, and vodka, and beer, an wine... I guess I choose alcoholism.
my expensive as hell treat is Midleton. Fawnmart turned me on to Midleton and coined the phrase "smooth as angel cake". If you get a chance to try it do so.
All I can think about when I read this comment:
I like my whiskey like I like my women - smooth, sophisticated, and over 30.
I had a Macallan's 30-year old once, and it's ruined me forever. Now every time I pass by it in the bottle shop, it feels like that scene in Wayne's World. "It will be mine, oh yes. It will be mine."
my expensive as hell treat is Midleton. Fawnmart turned me on to Midleton and coined the phrase "smooth as angel cake". If you get a chance to try it do so.
All I can think about when I read this comment:
I like my whiskey like I like my women - smooth, sophisticated, and over 30.
I had a Macallan's 30-year old once, and it's ruined me forever. Now every time I pass by it in the bottle shop, it feels like that scene in Wayne's World. "It will be mine, oh yes. It will be mine."
. The oldest I've ever had was Bowmore 25 year. If I owned the bottle I'm sure I would have eventually felt differently about it, but I only had 1 taste at a friend of a friends place, before I really grew an appreciation for scotch. The memory of it has enable me to keep more of an open mind to younger scotches, For example, Talisker 10 year is a far better scotch than many 12 years I've tried, and a couple 15's as well,
He's as good as gone. I've already entombed my heart in darkness, bought a month's supply of brown liquor, grown a beard for a month & a half and have begun hating everything in the known universe in preparation for the announcement.
He's as good as gone. I've already entombed my heart in darkness, bought a month's supply of brown liquor, grown a beard for a month & a half and have begun hating everything in the known universe in preparation for the announcement.
I've seen those at Brookstone. Do they work? I usually prefer my whiskey neat.
They work pretty well, a client of mine is a stonecutter and he made me some really nice ones out of a junk slab that had cracked.
Haven't been around much Jess, this board is so full of teeny bopping trolls and semi-intellectuals regurgitating what they hear on the news I can't even find the music anymore, I've moved on to greener pastures except for the occasional browse. I think that was a nice Dalmore we were drinking. I'll bring another tasty bottle of something to Wanee this year. Maybe an Islay.
They work pretty well, a client of mine is a stonecutter and he made me some really nice ones out of a junk slab that had cracked.
Haven't been around much Jess, this board is so full of teeny bopping trolls and semi-intellectuals regurgitating what they hear on the news I can't even find the music anymore, I've moved on to greener pastures except for the occasional browse. I think that was a nice Dalmore we were drinking. I'll bring another tasty bottle of something to Wanee this year. Maybe an Islay.
Same here, I will find us something nice for Aura maybe...
Welcome to the club! And now for the $64,000 question - what colour was the label?
I bought a black label box set which came with coasters. I need to add that the coasters are awesome!
I now want to try the other labels. Which do you prefer?
Black and Red are best for everyday drinking, but despite the name, Blue Label is the gold standard.
I once had an airport layover where they were giving out free half-shots of the stuff at Duty Free, and it was like that scene in Family Guy where Peter puts on a bunch of different costumes for the free samples at Costco.
I bought a black label box set which came with coasters. I need to add that the coasters are awesome!
I now want to try the other labels. Which do you prefer?
Black and Red are best for everyday drinking, but despite the name, Blue Label is the gold standard.
I once had an airport layover where they were giving out free half-shots of the stuff at Duty Free, and it was like that scene in Family Guy where Peter puts on a bunch of different costumes for the free samples at Costco.
I didn't even see red, but I will give blue a try. I think they had a silver, too, if I am not mistaken.
Black and Red are best for everyday drinking, but despite the name, Blue Label is the gold standard.
I once had an airport layover where they were giving out free half-shots of the stuff at Duty Free, and it was like that scene in Family Guy where Peter puts on a bunch of different costumes for the free samples at Costco.
I didn't even see red, but I will give blue a try. I think they had a silver, too, if I am not mistaken.
As I recall, it goes Red, Black, Gold, Platinum, Blue, but even the Red is still a worthy whiskey. A bottle of Blue Label is gonna be some pretty spendy stuff, but with good reason.
I didn't even see red, but I will give blue a try. I think they had a silver, too, if I am not mistaken.
As I recall, it goes Red, Black, Gold, Platinum, Blue, but even the Red is still a worthy whiskey. A bottle of Blue Label is gonna be some pretty spendy stuff, but with good reason.
Platinum - that's what it was! I am now wanting to try all of the variations. Sounds interesting to me.
The Green label is very good as well and becoming harder and harder to find. There were rumors that they were discontinuing it, I'm not sure if that's still true. In any case it's certainly limited in production and is yummy.