Whiskey - Jameson Crested Ten
Vodka - Wybrowska (I may have spelled it wrong.)
Lager - Stella Artois
Stout - Guinness Extra Stout (of course.)
Wine - Too many varieties to list the best, but any good Pinot (Noir, or Gris) or Merlot ("We're not drinking any F***ing Merlot!!" - Sideways.)
Originally posted by MCAWhat you have to remember is that some younger malts taste better than older malts and it is all down to your own palate.
any nice single malt (at least 12 years old)
its my b-day coming up soon (ok in a few months) so if any of you fancy getting me something, i wouldn't mind trying this one:
http://www.bakersandlarners.com/catalog/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=2901
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A nice 18 year old Highland Park is a joy to savour. So is the 25 year old Balvenie. Both however are very different.
I have had the pleasure of drinking both a 50 year old Mortlach and a 50 year old Glenlivet. If you enjoy whisky then get your hands on these and enjoy, you will not be disappointed. 😀
Now if you want to enjoy the rarest of the rare then a Macallan 60 year old is for you. A bottle sold in April 2002 for a mere £20,150 😲
That works out at roughly £720 for a nip!!!!
http://www.beveragedaily.com/news/ng.asp?id=11490-replica-macallan-gives
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Originally posted by slimjimI don't want to sound rude, but if the bottle says "whiskey", then it's not Scottish. As a rule of thumb,Scottish Spell it "Whisky", Irish spell it "Whiskey", so if it says scottish whiskey it's fake.
Jack Daniels
Absolut Vodka
Hennesey Cognac
Any single malt Scottish whiskey.
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Whatever the best is, it definitely is not Jaegermeister.
Kinda a beer man, myself.
I suppose the best would have to be guinness, although I'll confess to drinking more Samuel Adams than any other.
I also home brew from time to time, and while I'll claim it's the best, the truth is that it's pretty much swill.