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These are all in no particular order and on most of these I just stopped… I could have continued lol.
Whiskies:
Eagle Rare 17 Year Old Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey
Sazerac Rye Whiskey (also known as baby saz because they have some outstanding Sazerac’s in the Buffalo Trace antique collection)
Bushmills 16 year 3 wood
Ardbeg Ten Years (A delicious wet rock!)
Old Grand Dad 114
Jim Beam Bonded
Koval Wheated (edited to add this because I love it so much!)
Beers:
Stone Brewing Company – Arrogant Bastard Ale and Stone Coffee Milk Stout
North Coast Brewing – Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout
Boulevard Brewing Company – Unfiltered Wheat
Southern Tier Brewing Company – Warlock and Creme’ Brulee
Oskar Blues – Old Chub Scotch Ale
Dogfish Head Brewery – 90 Minute IPA and Olde School Ale
Other:
Crispin Cider
Papa’s Pilar 24 Dark Aged Rum
Mixed:
Old Fashioned
Rum and Coke
Manhattan
Dirty Martini with Blue Cheese Olives
Leprechaun Wreckingball (At the bottom of the post in this link)
Shots:
starry night
concentration camp
KAH Tequila – Reposado (although other Tequila will do)
Jack and coke. Single barrel if I’m feeling fancy.
Gentlemen Jack, Makers Mark or Knob Creek straight or on the rocks.
Budweiser, Guiness or anything dark for beers.
Been enjoying Not Your Father’s Rootbeer as well lately.
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Samuel Adams Porch Rocker
Samuel Adams Cold Snap
Samuel Adams White Christmas.
Coffee.
Water 😉
Yeah, good call. I love coffee and I drink water like it is going out of style!ChrisK1970 wrote:
Samuel Adams Porch Rocker
Samuel Adams Cold Snap
Samuel Adams White Christmas.
Coffee.
Water 😉
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Beer snob here. Im always trying different craft brews. My favorite would have to be a dogfish 120 minute ipa.
Craft beer pretty much anything from Michigan to be exact 🙂 I’m bummed no Michigan beers were listed yet!!
Craft beers mostly. When the seasonal pumpkin ales come out I go nuts! Someone recently turned me onto a “root beer” beer. It’s becoming a problem!
Perhaps I should have specified the TYPE of liquid i was referring to … guess I thought it was implied lolkruton wrote:
Yeah, good call. I love coffee and I drink water like it is going out of style!
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Ok fair enough… I’d be happy to add Bell’s to my list – Oberon and Two Hearted Ale are excellent.Jasonc wrote:
Craft beer pretty much anything from Michigan to be exact 🙂 I’m bummed no Michigan beers were listed yet!!
LastOfTheVee8s wrote:
Craft beers mostly. When the seasonal pumpkin ales come out I go nuts! Someone recently turned me onto a “root beer” beer. It’s becoming a problem!
Check out Southern Tier’s Warlock and Pump King if you like pumpkin ales. What is the Root Beer?
No, I drink a lot of both of those the morning after I have had too many of the other types of drinks in my earlier post! They go hand in hand for me!Moxy wrote:
Perhaps I should have specified the TYPE of liquid i was referring to … guess I thought it was implied lol
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Makers mark and that will end it for me. No mixed drinks, no teas just Makers Mark
I keep Woodford reserve on reserve incase I run out of makers
“Not your fathers root beer” made by Small Town Brewey. It’s in all the grocery stores around here
swaglosrevival wrote:
Makers mark and that will end it for me. No mixed drinks, no teas just Makers Mark
swaglosrevival wrote:
I keep Woodford reserve on reserve incase I run out of makers
You should really check out Jim Beam Bonded it’s about $20 a bottle (give your take your area’s taxes/fees), it’s 100 proof and it’s delicious. I’d put it up against Makers for the price. For about the sticker of Woodford you should try E H Taylor’s Small Batch – It smells like apples, no joke.
To be fair – my friends run a Cigar and Spirits blog so I benefit from all the tasting’s and samples they get. (Right now they have a backlog of about 100-200 cigars I get to help them with all of which go great with the samples of whatever they have on hand to drink – which is plentiful)
I’ve seen Jim beam Bonded once before I’ll give both your suggestions a try thanks
swaglosrevival wrote:
I’ve seen Jim beam Bonded once before I’ll give both your suggestions a try thanks
Let me know what you think… I have unfortunately become a bourbon snob but I love all 4 of those bourbons.
I was in Boston a few years ago and asked for Makers, and they said they didn’t have it but they had Jameson. I said “Not the same thing…” and the waitress said “Yes it is they’re whiskey.” lol. I think I’ll keep my whiskey southern.
Lol Jameson is pretty good.
Have you tried it on ice cream?PROTOOLNUT wrote:
Kruton nailed it. You haven’t lived until you’ve had Not Your Father’s Root Beer! 😀
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LastOfTheVee8s wrote:
“Not your fathers root beer” made by Small Town Brewey. It’s in all the grocery stores around here
That reminds me I have 4 more in the fridge…be right back!
Is it as hard to get a hold of around your neck of the woods as it is here? Our local stores generally get a shipment in and are sold out the same day by about 5pm. I usually go on my lunch and just wait until the truck shows up. I feel like a creeper just sitting in the parking lot, but man that stuff is good. Zombie Dust is another beer that is hard to get around here.Poisonfangs85 wrote:
That reminds me I have 4 more in the fridge…be right back!
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Coors Light
Heineken Light
Corona w/lemon
Blue Moon
Black and Tan
Johnny Walker Blue and Jack Daniels Honey (usually only around the holidays)
straight up black coffee
“Tejava” premium black iced tea. A “flat white” from Starbucks, and “patron” tequila when in a drinking mood.