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So, what are YOU drinking tonight???

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Pappy!

Thu 16, Jul 2015, 18:22:39
Just wondered what the various tastes are in our varied group?
From your favorite beer to whatever....what's your flavor?

Will start it off.
Later on tonight I am thinking some Atlantico rum. Rocks glass with about three cubes in the bottom of it and just enough  Atlantico to cover the ice. Great sipping rum!

Sourced form the Dominican Republic (one of my favorite places for molasses based rum) this rum is a blend that goes through at least 3 barreling and aging periods. First they select small batch aged rums and blend them. Second step is to put them in casks (am thinking bourbon casks) for a unspecified period to marry and mellow. Third and final step is to place them in yet another set of barrels in a Solera system to age for upwards of 15 to 25 years.

michaelyoung254

#1
Thu 16, Jul 2015, 18:48:44
New Castle Brown Ale  :cooldude:
1998 Standard - Pearl Sedona Red & Ivory Cream



MarkT

#2
Thu 16, Jul 2015, 18:51:48

Vietnam-474 TFW Takhli 9-12/72 Linebckr II;307 SBW U-Tapao 05/73-4

Michvalk

#3
Thu 16, Jul 2015, 18:56:11
Instant Iced Tea........With home made Ice Cubes ;D :cooldude:

Serk

#4
Thu 16, Jul 2015, 18:57:54
My home blended and barrel aged Bourbon...

Never ask a geek 'Why?',just nod your head and slowly back away...



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Oss

#5
Thu 16, Jul 2015, 19:00:49 Last Edit: Thu 16, Jul 2015, 19:12:30 by Oss
21 yr old Balvenie scotch out of the flask that
Clint made me



Toasting to those who have survived and those who are passing soon

Heck I will also toast the child just born to a friends daughter and so on.

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baird4444

#6
Thu 16, Jul 2015, 19:04:13
I have gotten to be quite a fan of Pug Ryan's Lager
http://pugryans.com/microbrewery/hideout-helles/

and then the Dunkel on week ends...
http://pugryans.com/microbrewery/deadeye-dunkel-lager/

   you just can't get good beers like this back in Illinois!
Riding a motorcycle isn't like driving a car....
    - ya gotta be SOBER!

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biguglyman

#7
Thu 16, Jul 2015, 19:05:07
....water... :'(

NEHI

#8
Thu 16, Jul 2015, 19:30:58
   21 Y'Quem I WISH!!

old2soon

#9
Thu 16, Jul 2015, 20:40:41
Heineken. Long as it's icy cold. Gotten a taste for white wine now and then-nothin too fancy. RIDE SAFE.
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Ramie

#10
Thu 16, Jul 2015, 20:47:24
Crown Royal soda press
"I am not a courageous person by nature. I have simply discovered that, at certain key moments in this life, you must find courage in yourself, in order to move forward and live. It is like a muscle and it must be exercised, first a little, and then more and more.  A deep breath and a leap."

..

#11
Thu 16, Jul 2015, 21:06:53
Water, water, water.

But then

What's Miller Lite and making love in a canoe got in common?

Both f'in close to water.

Jose Cuervo Gold. The closest I've found to drinking industrial chemicals.

I REALLY like both the above.

Then bourbon, bourbon, bourbon.

Knob Creek, Buffalo Trace, Makers Mark and the number one Clyde Mays.

mrtappan

#12
Thu 16, Jul 2015, 21:55:11
I'm having cheap whiskey with a redhead chaser.

This weekend I'll probably switch to craft brew IPA'S with a brunette chaser.
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Grumpy

#13
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 07:07:09
Knob Creek & Makers Mark


Life is like a hot bath. It feels good while you're in it, but the longer you stay in, the more wrinkled you get.

therapist

#14
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 07:25:36
Tall iced tea. Other than a rare glass of wine or beer with dinner out, those days are gone.
I am trying to balance out my early drinking days.  ;)

crow

#15
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 07:50:40
Mount Gay rum.  From Guadalupe.
dont write a check with your mouth,

that your ass cant cash

Wizzard

#16
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 07:54:09
My home brew Milk Stout or maybe a home brew Blonde ale.
I love my brewing.

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Jopson

#17
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 07:57:06
Quote from: Britman on Thu 16, Jul 2015, 21:06:53


What's Miller Lite and making love in a canoe got in common?

Both f'in close to water


Isn't that the same for just about all domestic beers Britman??!!
Although I have taken quite a liking to Blue Moon, other than that it's Boddingtons all the way for this Brit.

solo1

#18
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 08:29:19
Not much for beer any more. Won't tell you what beer I drink.  Sorta like oil and Darkside discussions.

Chivas Regal on the rocks or with soda water.  Moscow Mule, Dark and Stormy.

No taste for bourbon.

Wines: good box wines in Cabernet with red meat and Moscado with chicken.

All in extreme moderation.  Quit drinking seriously after Army days.

Robert

#19
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 10:23:43
Passion fruit iced tea  :cooldude: :cooldude: about 2 or 3 a real heavy drinker  ;D Topped off with a cup of coffee after dinner.
"Some people see things that are and ask, Why? Some people dream of things that never were and ask, Why not? Some people have to go to work and don't have time for all that."

The emperor has no clothes

#20
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 11:17:00
Anything I can get my hands on  ;D

Dave Ritsema

#21
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 12:28:12
Quote from: Britman on Thu 16, Jul 2015, 21:06:53

Then bourbon, bourbon, bourbon.

Knob Creek, Buffalo Trace, Makers Mark and the number one Clyde Mays.


So Britman, please tell me more about this Clyde Mays. We apparently share some of the same affinities as your above choices are ones that I enjoy as well. I have not heard of Clyde Mays until now.
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#22
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 12:34:45
Quote from: Dave Ritsema on Fri 17, Jul 2015, 12:28:12
Quote from: Britman on Thu 16, Jul 2015, 21:06:53

Then bourbon, bourbon, bourbon.

Knob Creek, Buffalo Trace, Makers Mark and the number one Clyde Mays.


So Britman, please tell me more about this Clyde Mays. We apparently share some of the same affinities as your above choices are ones that I enjoy as well. I have not heard of Clyde Mays until now.

Sweet
Full bodied
Subtle hints of fruit and caramel
Bit of pepper on the finish

Hold in the mouth for a complex sensory explosion both oral and olfactory.

http://www.drinkhacker.com/2014/12/14/update-clyde-mays-whiskey-makes-changes/

I have an original bottle.

http://www.drinkhacker.com/2013/02/28/review-clyde-mays-conecuh-ridge-whiskey/

I swear the contents are superior to the latest iteration but unless I open it .....................

czuch

#23
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 12:37:58
I wont drink anything other than Pop.
Fortunately, Pop would drink most anything.
Look up, "Angel's Envy".
3 craft, small batch ice cubes, 2 fingers A/E.
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Hoser

#24
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 12:43:56
Beer and cheap whiskey  Hoser  :cooldude:
I don't want a pickle, just wanna ride my motor sickle

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Jess from VA

#25
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 12:52:18
Water, lemonade, grapefruit juice, skim milk.

When I'm feeling frisky, I have a Coke (in the can, not in the powder) .   ;D

I'm already lethargic enough in my advancing years. 

..

#26
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 13:03:16
Quote from: Dave Ritsema on Fri 17, Jul 2015, 12:28:12
Quote from: Britman on Thu 16, Jul 2015, 21:06:53

Then bourbon, bourbon, bourbon.

Knob Creek, Buffalo Trace, Makers Mark and the number one Clyde Mays.


So Britman, please tell me more about this Clyde Mays. We apparently share some of the same affinities as your above choices are ones that I enjoy as well. I have not heard of Clyde Mays until now.

Forty Creek

I give this 1 and 2/3 thumbs up
http://fortycreekwhisky.com/

I give this 1 1/2 thumbs up
https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/P-9847.aspx

doubletee

#27
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 15:34:04
Absolut vodka on the rocks, just a bit dirty with a couple of olives.   :cooldude:
  

Serk

#28
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 15:42:46
Never ask a geek 'Why?',just nod your head and slowly back away...



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~ Timbrwolf

#29
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 15:48:06
. . ....Finished off a bottle of this last night..  :evil:


. . . ...I saw a werewolf at Trader Vics. . . ...his hair was perfect...

Dave Ritsema

#30
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 15:50:33
Thanks Britman, looks like I have a bit of shopping to do!
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Patrick

#31
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 15:51:11
You guys have some pretty sophisticated taste buds. Just pass me another PBR.

O-B-1

#32
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 16:57:02
Quote from: hairyvalk on Fri 17, Jul 2015, 07:57:06
Quote from: Britman on Thu 16, Jul 2015, 21:06:53


What's Miller Lite and making love in a canoe got in common?

Both f'in close to water


Isn't that the same for just about all domestic beers Britman??!!
Although I have taken quite a liking to Blue Moon, other than that it's Boddingtons all the way for this Brit.

Hey Nick! Hope your farm is prospering! Good to see ya.

Me? I am drinking aged iced tea... 1 gallon brews whilst the second is being tapped on.

I have to take care of my liver and the tumors growing in there... Looking forward to the next surgery... Aaaaghhh... Hoping to grow back some of what I lost and I don't need any setbacks...

But I sure do miss stopping at the local microbreweries and tasting the wares...
David W. Mitchell
1999 Honda Valkyrie GL1500C

BF

#33
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 17:09:08
A Blizzard from Dairy Queen and a bottle of Smart Water. 
I can't help about the shape I'm in
I can't sing, I ain't pretty and my legs are thin
But don't ask me what I think of you
I might not give the answer that you want me to


KY,Dave (AKA Misunderstood)

#34
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 18:14:53
Can't run with you big dogs. Ezra Brooks for me tonight  :cooldude:

hotglue #43

#35
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 22:32:13 Last Edit: Fri 17, Jul 2015, 22:35:40 by hotglue #43
Baker Road Small Batch Sippin' Whiskey.....
:coolsmiley: :cooldude:  Hope Serks' has turned out wonderful!!!!


blue=3 times
green=at least 4 times
When they are all 'green'.. I'll stop counting.

Serk

#36
Fri 17, Jul 2015, 23:07:20
Quote from: hotglue #43 on Fri 17, Jul 2015, 22:32:13
:coolsmiley: :cooldude:  Hope Serks' has turned out wonderful!!!!

I like it, but I'm easy to please. Heck, tonight I've been having some o' that Kraken Rum...

I might bring a few small bottles of my blend to Friendswood this coming spring to let The Master (And friends) try out... :)

Never ask a geek 'Why?',just nod your head and slowly back away...



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1998 Valkyrie Standard
2008 Gold Wing

Taxation is theft.

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RobertC

#37
Sat 18, Jul 2015, 03:50:53
Forty Creek is my favorite out-of-the-bottle brand...

Have a small batch of non-forty creek aging now, won't test until November. Hope it comes out good..

Have been experimenting with a couple of different blends to see what I will attempt to age next..

I'm thinking maybe rum with a twist...

Thanks Hotglue for your recommendations on containers.. Good to learn from the Master!!

HurstRob

#38
Sat 18, Jul 2015, 05:27:59
two finger of TX blended whiskey,,,neat

fotoman

#39
Sat 18, Jul 2015, 07:04:33
Got spoiled on Petron tequila...margaritas on the rocks, oh yeah :cooldude:
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