What are you drinking?

Started by toledobass, April 07, 2007, 11:02:07 AM

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donaldopato

Glenfiddich scotch, it is Saturday night!  8)
Until I get my coffee in the morning I'm a fit companion only for a sore-toothed tiger." ~Joan Crawford

Dundonnell

Quote from: donaldopato on November 08, 2008, 06:06:31 PM
Glenfiddich scotch, it is Saturday night!  8)

Aaaach......Scotland The Brave.... and all that ;D

(Can't touch the stuff myself, gives me dreadful indigestion :( What a poor Scot I am :()

Lilas Pastia

Draft sake to accompany a hastily bought plate of sushis.

ezodisy

man we went through a lot of Georgian red wine last night, 8 or 10 bottles between 6 people, it was not cool seeing a £260 bill at the end. Those Georgians make some bloody good wine. I don't like to drink much these days but if I do it's usually some red. Starting to find most scotch whisky too sweet, not sure what it is but after a few shots I can't drink anymore and have this horrible sweetness in my mouth, maybe some sort of dysbiosis.

Sergeant Rock

Having read about fans celebrating the anniversary of The Big Lebowski, a film I dearly love, I finally made, for the first time, a White Russian a few weeks ago....just to get into the Lebowski mood. Neither Mrs. Rock nor I were very impressed...good but not quite something we'd drink often. Mrs. Rock, recalling the Brandy Alexander excesses of our wild and abandoned youth, decided the problem with the drink was the vodka: she'd substitute brandy for vodka. I told her that drink was called a Dirty White Mother...a variation of the White Russian. Tonight we tried it...and, indeed, it is much more to our liking. I see wild times ahead  ;D

Sarge
the phone rings and somebody says,
"hey, they made a movie about
Mahler, you ought to go see it.
he was as f*cked-up as you are."
                               --Charles Bukowski, "Mahler"

orbital

Quote from: Corey on September 07, 2008, 07:04:29 AM
I don't normally drink coffee, but I used to get that specially ground for my french press when I worked next to a Starbucks. Never drank filter drip coffee again.
If you get your coffee from Starbucks and have them grind it for you, tell them to use No7 on their machine. It's a little thinner than their usual French Press grind, but yields a much more flavorful result.

Daverz

I got a box of assorted Sam Adams beers (stout, porter, ale, lambic, and 2 lagers), and it reminds me why I haven't had any Sam Adams in years.  The balance of flavors seems to be too much on the sweet side.   (OK, "Cranberry Lambic" is right out, but I accept that as a holiday thing).  I prefer a better balance between bitter and malty flavors (on the other side, some beers can taste way too spicy, in some kind of hoppier-than-thou arms race.)  Though to be fair it may be because my fridge is too cold.  They do seem to improve somewhat if you let them warm up a little.  Also, the Boston Lager is OK.

Serenity Now!


vandermolen

Bailey's Irish Cream (drunk as if it were a chocolate milk-shake   :o)
"Courage is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm" (Churchill).

'The test of a work of art is, in the end, our affection for it, not our ability to explain why it is good' (Stanley Kubrick).

SonicMan46

Quote from: Serenity Now! on December 26, 2008, 07:20:19 PM
Merlot-Cabernet combo :o

Why the 'shocked face'?  ;)  Common combination around the world!  :)

bwv 1080

Quote from: Daverz on December 22, 2008, 10:40:06 PM
I got a box of assorted Sam Adams beers (stout, porter, ale, lambic, and 2 lagers), and it reminds me why I haven't had any Sam Adams in years.  The balance of flavors seems to be too much on the sweet side.   (OK, "Cranberry Lambic" is right out, but I accept that as a holiday thing).  I prefer a better balance between bitter and malty flavors (on the other side, some beers can taste way too spicy, in some kind of hoppier-than-thou arms race.)  Though to be fair it may be because my fridge is too cold.  They do seem to improve somewhat if you let them warm up a little.  Also, the Boston Lager is OK.

Yeah, the cranberry Iambic was nasty, ruined the economics of the $1/per beer price of the box price at Sam's.  They screwed up their last seasonal box with the Cherry Wheat

Still working on my Christmas Presents:




toledobass

One of my favorite bourbons and the scotch that got me into scotch!!!  Hope you're enjoying both!

Allan

Sef

"Do you think that I could have composed what I have composed, do you think that one can write a single note with life in it if one sits there and pities oneself?"

MDL

I've had four days off the old gut rot, which is something of a record for me. But it's the weekend now. Yay! I've been out enjoying Berio's Sinfonia and Strauss's Alpine Symphony tonight, so the other half has stocked up the fridge with Polish beers for a laugh. Currently glugging Zywiec, which is very nice.

jchen


Renfield

Quote from: jchen on January 10, 2009, 03:11:29 PM
Hot dark chocolate.  8)

With my throat like it is, that would be ideal. But since I've none in the house, I'll have to settle for tea, or (if I feel the situation is that bad), the dreaded chamomile, which, even though I love tea, is very far from being my favourite herb indeed...

Brian


Dundonnell

Completely emotionally drained and shattered after overdosing on the last ten minutes of Mahler's Resurrection Symphony, I am sipping some vintage port to settle my emotions ;D

Sergeant Rock

Earlier this evening, Riesling Spätlese, shared with Mrs. Rock: one bottle from the Mosel (a Graacher Himmelreich from Weingut Kerpen), one bottle from the Pfalz (an Ungsteiner Herrenberg from Weingut Pfeffingen). Right now, Baileys Irish Cream on the rocks

Sarge
the phone rings and somebody says,
"hey, they made a movie about
Mahler, you ought to go see it.
he was as f*cked-up as you are."
                               --Charles Bukowski, "Mahler"

Brian

Quote from: Sergeant Rock on January 11, 2009, 02:21:41 PMRight now, Baileys Irish Cream on the rocks

Sarge
Hmm, caramel cream is more my style - pity it's only sold 'round Christmastime...