Booze Discoveries

[Genersis]

I'm with NG on this one.
Alcohol doesn't do much for me.

 

[Rhamiel]

there is a hard cider called "Original Sin"
it is nice and dry but still has some good apple flavor to it without it being too fruity
like I had the stella artois cidre and it might as well have been a dry white wine, you could not even tell it had any apples in it, I mean I tend to like crisp dry cider, but I still want some of the fruit to come through

Clos De Normand is another good cider, and cheap! lol there is a lil wine bar that me and some of my friends go to, and we will share a bottle of wine or maybe try a few wines by the glass, and then we will get a couple bottles of cheap cider

I stick with Beer/Wine/Cider
I get too wild when I drink hard liquor
lol I used to drink Gin and Tonics

 

[prodromos]

If you are a wine drinker and you can find a reliable source, most of the wines from Georgia are amazing. The problem is the russian mafia producing counterfeits which are rubbish, hence the need for a reliable source.

 

[WisdomTree]

I'm quite a fan of Cabernet Franc. In a way, it kinda smells like farts, but once you have a few it is actually very nice. For beers, I myself enjoy Kilkenny quite a lot. If you ever visit New Zealand though, I would strongly recommend the Monteith's range as well as the Green Man range (the latter is organic). They are absolutely b-e-a-utiful!

As for hard stuff, if you enjoy scotch, I'd recommend Johnnie Walker (cause everyone knows about it) or Crown Royal.

If really want hard stuff and know how to drink it, 60%-75% Absinthe (no stronger). You'll burn your throat and possibly give yourself oral cancer if you drink it neat, so I suggest drinking it the proper way with water and sugar cube (the alcohol content should get below 50%).

 

[Dylan Michael]

The best wine I ever had wa from Cana.

 

[Antigone]

If really want hard stuff and know how to drink it, 60%-75% Absinthe (no stronger). You'll burn your throat and possibly give yourself oral cancer if you drink it neat, so I suggest drinking it the proper way with water and sugar cube (the alcohol content should get below 50%).

And laudanum. Don't forget laudanum.

 

[bill5]

As for hard stuff, if you enjoy scotch, I'd recommend Johnnie Walker (cause everyone knows about it) or Crown Royal.

Just an FYI that Crown Royal isn't scotch (it's Canadian). IMO Canadian Club is just as good and tons cheaper.

 

[Dylan Michael]

If really want hard stuff and know how to drink it, 60%-75% Absinthe (no stronger). You'll burn your throat and possibly give yourself oral cancer if you drink it neat, so I suggest drinking it the proper way with water and sugar cube (the alcohol content should get below 50%).

I've had Absinthe. I didn't care for it that much. It was to Anise-y.

 

[Sonfest Rocker]

Jim beam or makers mark I won't touch anything else these days

 

[Antigone]

I've had Absinthe. I didn't care for it that much. It was to Anise-y.

My boyfriend drank Absinthe once and then went to wish his neighbours a happy Christmas. It was July 7th.

 

[stone]

I like my occassional beer and wine.

 

[WisdomTree]

Just an FYI that Crown Royal isn't scotch (it's Canadian). IMO Canadian Club is just as good and tons cheaper.

I knew it! I thought it went down way to smoothly. Just that in that particular night, I had way too much...

 

[bill5]

lol

I don't care much what something is or isn't, go with what works Really not much for ("hard") liquor though. Too potent and few mixers agree with me much. That's the nice thing about beer and wine - no mixing, no fuss