Reply With QuoteLove Irish coffee now and thenOriginally Posted by JesseSydney
Love bourbon and coke, it's sweeter, like a soft drink but gets you drunk
Have you ever done a long island iced tea?
Ive found subconciously i buy and enjoy brandy when in mellow mood.
Scotch cocktail, go for rusty nail. But not many places can do, need a specific liquor mixer i think. i think best is still neat. Tried scotch n coke, i still much prefer bourbon n coke. Tried scotch n coffee, irish whiskey still taste better
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Love Irish coffee now and then
Love bourbon and coke, it's sweeter, like a soft drink but gets you drunk
Have you ever done a long island iced tea?
Back when I was living in Malaysia, the most popular drink in the bar is a cocktail called Flaming Lamborghini. It's supposedly strong that it can knock many people out if they're not strong drinkers. One drink is equivalent to roughly 3-4 shots of tequila.
My genetics probably saved me from getting knocked out because a bunch of local Chinese men were eyeing my ex-gf. Their trick was to try and get the bf drunk by buying them the strongest drink, then taking the drunk gf away somewhere for a gangbang. They were surprised that after 2 Flaming Lamborghinis I was still standing. The drinks were pretty expensive, I thanked them for the drinks and left the bar with my ex-gf.
Getting home was messy - I spewed on my steering wheel while driving (I was recklessly DUI but didn't get caught). Had to clean everything up while drunk, showered and went to bed with the ex-gf naked. Suddenly she asked me to rub her clits and we started fucking. Woke up with a terrible headache and realised there was blood all over the bed because she was on her period.
Johnny Walker Black label for sure
Yamazaki , Chinta, lochlea , cotswolds , bushmill, taketsuru.
japanese whiskey is too expensive these days.
scotch is a substantially cheaper, and comparable if not better.
That and most Japanese whiskies are single malt only. I like double malt and ones that are really well aged. Dimple is one of my favourite brands as I was introduced to it not long ago.
Hellyers Road from Tasmania is a favourite. Try the pinot cask one.
Drink what you like mate.
My home bar has a couple of each that I give to people depending on how much I like them and their preference. I happy to share my Lark with my cousins husband but not my brother who mixes in coke.
But current favourites:
Bourbon
- Buffalo Trace
- Woodford Reserve
- Makers Mark for people who don’t realise the other two are better
- Southern Comfort for cocktails
Scotch (single malt)
- Glenmorangie (have a couple 12 year varieties)
- Glenmoray 18 year
- Glenfiddich 15 year
Scotch (Blended)
- Monkey Shoulder
- Johnnie varieties (Red, Black, Gold, Green and a couple of the GoT ones)
- Glayva whiskey liquor
Other Whisk(e)y
- Lark
- Hellyer Road
- Sazarac Rye
I haven’t bother replacing the Japanese ones I had because the flavour isnt worth the price now.
But for general drinking with a mixer I go Buffalo Trace and Monkey Shoulder every time.
I’ve also got about two to three times that in Gin as my ex preferred it to whisk(e)y and there are a few of them I enjoy
The Botantist
Canberra Distillery French Earl Grey
Tanqueray Seville
Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz
Nice bar Daffy!
Bad habit from running a bar. I’m always buying new stuff to try in out and I need to work my through what I have to bring it down under 50 bottles
the islay whiskies are also my favorite due to their peat flavor
I cant comment as I don’t drink, aren’t you guys lucky?
I reckon I could fix that
With me it’s either press go or press stop. There is no in between. Been there and done the big drinking.
It’d be nothing for me to finish my last drink, have a shower and shave and go to work in the morning. Put the dark glasses on and off we go.
Not a good lifestyle choice.
I like Talisker, Yamazaki, Nikka, Taketsuru & I have a bottle of Sullivan Cove from Tassie that I pour on very rare occasions.
Any views on Laphroaig Select - its cheap ($90) and good value for money
My man! We have the same taste.
the laphroaig select is the best value for money
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