Anybody like Whiskey?

[Gunfreak]

I have lately decided to learn to like whiskey,

I tried a few blended scotchs and didn't like it at all, then I got a bottle of jim beam(that acutaly cost $50 in norway)

It was ok, but has ALOT of taste, then I did the big one, and got a $90 bottle of Lagavulin 16 year single malt scotch, now that was smooth

[norb]

When I read this title I was thinking that we were going to get a picture of you in your uniform knocking a few back

[Chamberlain]

And when I read this I thought JC was back !!!

Here is his favorite



Chamberlain

[Little Powell]

I like some whiskeys, Jim Beam is great and I love a good Scotch (but it has to be good Scotch, the cheap stuff is horrible). But I'm mostly a beer man.. It's all about quality not quantity with me. Love a good German import, Sam Adams, or other local micro brews. Upstate SC actually has several GREAT micro breweries.

[louie raider]

i'm a homebrewer. 'nuff said.

[Little Powell]

Louie Raider wrote:

i'm a homebrewer. 'nuff said.

I've always wanted to do that.. I still plan to do it sometime, and maybe you can give me some pointers.

A friend of mine makes a great Ale that he named "Blackbeard's Ale". VERY high in alcohol content, yet still very smooth.

[O. O. Howard]

Don't touch the stuff.

[Badger]

Lagavulin is a peated scotch iirc, if you like that, you might want to try Talisker too.

I like Dalwhinnie, a smooth Highland scotch.

As for beers, we got quite a variety in Belgium & we're proud of it. If you ever get to taste some, let me know what you think

cheers
badger

[Gunfreak]

The next whiskey I'm gonna try is Highland park 12 year old

[louie raider]

Badger wrote:

As for beers, we got quite a variety in Belgium & we're proud of it. If you ever get to taste some, let me know what you think

Belgians are my hands-down favorite to brew; it actually feels like you're cooking something, you can throw all kinds of stuff in those beers. Saisons are really fun.