Jameson or JD?

We all know whiskey is the choice of writers but what do you prefer? If you don't like whiskey forget that. What do you like to drink?

Tags: drink, whiskey

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Permalink Reply by DKult Chaplain Dustin de Wind on December 8, 2012 at 6:37am

I like Bulleit bourbon. Crisp. Knob Creeks good too.

Permalink Reply by taidgh on December 8, 2012 at 6:39am

hey hey it's Glenmores! So apparently I can't post liquids. Here's to another mail experiment!

Permalink Reply by DKult Chaplain Dustin de Wind on December 8, 2012 at 8:36am

Well, perhaps we can mail an empty bottle!

Permalink Reply by vizma bruns on December 9, 2012 at 11:26am

Chivas Regal with a block of ice. Although this morning I recall saying something like "I feel sick, I'm never drinking again...ever. This time I really mean it."

Permalink Reply by DKult Chaplain Dustin de Wind on December 10, 2012 at 4:06am

Oooh. That looks delicious. I have never had that before. I could see that only needing ice. Nothing more.

Permalink Reply by vizma bruns on December 11, 2012 at 2:23am

Now that I've fully recovered I'll also add Laphroaig. Mmm yummy. I never add crap like Coke to whisky unless the whisky is crap too! Good stuff has to be neat or with a rock!

Permalink Reply by DKult Chaplain Dustin de Wind on December 11, 2012 at 5:39pm

I agree!! Although, I am partial to Manhattans and love me some bitters.

Permalink Reply by Guido Vermeulen on January 4, 2013 at 2:51am

When I have some extra money:

LAGAVULIN (single malt isle whiskey Scotland)

When I have less money:

1920 (Portuguese brandy)

Metaxa (Greec brandy)

Permalink Reply by DKult Chaplain Dustin de Wind on January 4, 2013 at 3:49am

I just read the review for Lagavulin on amazon.com ....

You open the bottle and the smell hits you. This ain't no frilly Scotch. This Scotch is going to put hair in places you may not be accustomed to having it. You take a sip and your voice drops. You take a second sip and suddenly you have an oversized sword in your left hand. At this point your wife is confused and the kids are scared, but there's no turning back. After the third sip the accent comes. Slowly at first. An 'aye' here, a 'lad' there. But slowly takes a back seat after the fourth sip. Your accent is now full steam, you look out the window and Brian Cox nods in approval. A kilt falls from the ceiling as you realize you're now naked. You stand proud, take the fifth sip, and your wife looks at you with hunger in her eyes. It's a good day to be a Scotch drinker.

That just sounds wonderful.

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