If you want something classy to enjoy over a long period of time get a bottle of port or cognac.
If you want something to share with your girlfriend get a bottle of ice wine.
If you want to get drunk in the shortest possible time and remember nothing the day after get a bottle of everclear.
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nyopo wrote:
If you want something classy to enjoy over a long period of time get a bottle of port or cognac.
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If you want something to share with your girlfriend get a bottle of ice wine.
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If you want to get drunk in the shortest possible time and remember nothing the day after get a bottle of everclear.
Or, if you want to be a real baller, get yourself some salt, a few limes, and a bottle of this stuff!
Jophiel wrote:
I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
Just get some courvoisier. It's the perfect drink for when you want to make love to fine ladies; From the lowliest bus station ***** to the classiest most sophisticated, educated, debutant, high society... bus station *****.
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I got myself some Glenfiddich 12 years aged scotch whiskey, because it seemed really classy, and the guy I know a the liquor store said it would age well, so when I open it in several years it'll be good. I also got some cheap stuff for my party this weekend. Still thinking about getting the crystal skull vodka. It's really cool stuff.
Thanks for the suggestions, everyone!
Thanks for the suggestions, everyone!
lolgaxe wrote:
Just get some courvoisier. It's the perfect drink for when you want to make love to fine ladies.
Leon Phelps agrees.
Demea wrote:
nyopo wrote:
If you want something classy to enjoy over a long period of time get a bottle of port or cognac.
Sweetums wrote:
Cherry vodka sours are my comfort food.
You don't drink it in shots, do you?
It's baffling to me that people do that. At 15%, it's like doing shots of wine.
ETA: Actually, do you mean the alcopop or a home mixed cocktail?
Edited, Sep 7th 2011 11:59am by Kavekk
The One and Only Poldaran wrote:
Demea wrote:
nyopo wrote:
If you want something classy to enjoy over a long period of time get a bottle of port or cognac.
A counterexample to your claim approaches!
Just as Planned.
Kavekk wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
Cherry vodka sours are my comfort food.
You don't drink it in shots, do you?
It's baffling to me that people do that. At 15%, it's like doing shots of wine.
ETA: Actually, do you mean the alcopop or a home mixed cocktail?
Edited, Sep 7th 2011 11:59am by Kavekk
Where's Sora when you need a list of beers to drink? Since he isn't here I'll copy pasta the beers he enjoys.
1)Stone Russian Imperial Stout Here it is. The greatest beer known. A Stout of course, but not just any stout, an Imperial Stout. Rightfully the king, this libation requires at least a year in solitude to reach its full potential. It rewards the patient with a taste of the Gods, High malt character, disguised warming alcohol that hides more with aging. Coffee and chocolate undertones and low carbonation. A rare beer to find, and ever rarer beer to make it through the aging process. The year old power can be increased by further aging. Wait five years then you will have this beer's final form.
I personally like Guinness and I enjoy Lindemans Framboise Lambic.
Soracloud wrote:
1)Stone Russian Imperial Stout Here it is. The greatest beer known. A Stout of course, but not just any stout, an Imperial Stout. Rightfully the king, this libation requires at least a year in solitude to reach its full potential. It rewards the patient with a taste of the Gods, High malt character, disguised warming alcohol that hides more with aging. Coffee and chocolate undertones and low carbonation. A rare beer to find, and ever rarer beer to make it through the aging process. The year old power can be increased by further aging. Wait five years then you will have this beer's final form.
Soracloud wrote:
4)Youngs Double Chocolate Stout Chocolate, Chocolate, Chocolate! From the first smell to the last sip, this stout is one of my favorites year round. Not the most robust of stouts but overpowering the smooth chocolate would be a sin. When consumed, it grants the drinker an English accent and a monocle.
Soracloud wrote:
5)Stone Arrogant ******* Whats not to like about a beer that totes so much arrogance, you feel like you could take down macro beer all by yourself with one sip. A reveler, whose charm can overbear the weak and strengthen men and women alike to a pedestal higher then any mere mortal can reach. High Alcohol, high Hops and high Malt.
I personally like Guinness and I enjoy Lindemans Framboise Lambic.
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Although Sora undoubtedly knows more about beers than I do, especially American brews because of how hard to get they are out here, he's not the only beer fan on the boards.
I just didn't type much text for the recommendations because I'm no good at reviewing beers, only at enjoying them.
And I'm guessing that Belgian beers are a pain in the *** to get over yonder.
I just didn't type much text for the recommendations because I'm no good at reviewing beers, only at enjoying them.
And I'm guessing that Belgian beers are a pain in the *** to get over yonder.
Stella is readily available here (not sure about else where in NA) and there's another, but I can't remember the name of it for the life of me as I don't drink a ton of beer anymore and when I do it's likely English/Irish that I do.
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An invasion of armies can be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come. Victor Hugo
An invasion of armies can be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come. Victor Hugo
Demea wrote:
nyopo wrote:
If you want something classy to enjoy over a long period of time get a bottle of port or cognac.
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If you want something to share with your girlfriend get a bottle of ice wine.
1. I loved port and cognac (and brandy and muscat) when I was 21. But my parents started me off with half a finger of wine in a sherry glass once a week at the dinner table when I was 13. And a few sips out of their stronger liquor glasses every now and then at the same age. By the time I was in my late teens I was having a teeny glass of my own liquor whenever my parents had some. They also drank beer, and offered me sips of it, but I never developed a taste for it. No matter what microbrew, or "premium" my family or friends ever offered me, one taste assured me I didn't want it. I did develop a taste for different types of beer breath on my partner, though!
I recommend this method of child-raising, since I unconsciously learned to drink alcohol for taste's sake, than for getting drunk. When I got to uni I was totally flabbergasted by almost everyone else around me going crazy on the "new" freedom to drink: which meant to drink until blind drunk. I'd estimate 1/3 of first years dropped out at the end of the first semester because they totalled themselves so regularly.
2. Ice wine is from grapes grown in the snow. The grapes freeze, and the ice crystals separate out the water from the rest of the grape juice, if you pick and smoosh the grapes REALLY quickly. The resultant concentrated grape juice makes wine that is very sweet, very fruity, flavourful, and strong.
Edited, Sep 8th 2011 6:34am by Aripyanfar
Seems like I had a similar upbringing to Aripyanfar. I enjoyed the taste of a good port at a very young age. My supervisor suggested I get a good bottle of port when I turned 21 and drink it when ever something momentous happened in my life. Wife and I finished the bottle after she recovered from daughter's birth.
Icewine
A good description was all ready posted. I prefer Canadian traditional icewine over German. Canada requires the grapes to be colder when harvested. I would avoid any of the artificially frozen ones.
Icewine
A good description was all ready posted. I prefer Canadian traditional icewine over German. Canada requires the grapes to be colder when harvested. I would avoid any of the artificially frozen ones.
Uglysasquatch, Mercenary Major wrote:
Stella is readily available here (not sure about else where in NA) and there's another, but I can't remember the name of it for the life of me as I don't drink a ton of beer anymore and when I do it's likely English/Irish that I do.
I haven't had Stella but looking at BeerAdvocate it's not very fancy.
My personal favourite is Duvel because it's easy to drink while still complex enough in taste so it never gets boring and well, I'll just use a quote from the guys who own BeerAdvocate: "Pretty much sex in a bottle and the devil told me to drink it."
My personal favourite is Duvel because it's easy to drink while still complex enough in taste so it never gets boring and well, I'll just use a quote from the guys who own BeerAdvocate: "Pretty much sex in a bottle and the devil told me to drink it."
Sweetums wrote:
Uglysasquatch, Mercenary Major wrote:
Stella is readily available here (not sure about else where in NA) and there's another, but I can't remember the name of it for the life of me as I don't drink a ton of beer anymore and when I do it's likely English/Irish that I do.
I'd wager that the only Australian beer most people can name off the top of their head is Foster's and apparently that's the worst **** water they have.
Donate. One day it could be your family.
An invasion of armies can be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come. Victor Hugo
An invasion of armies can be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come. Victor Hugo
Uglysasquatch, Mercenary Major wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
Uglysasquatch, Mercenary Major wrote:
Stella is readily available here (not sure about else where in NA) and there's another, but I can't remember the name of it for the life of me as I don't drink a ton of beer anymore and when I do it's likely English/Irish that I do.
I'd wager that the only Australian beer most people can name off the top of their head is Foster's and apparently that's the worst **** water they have.
PBR 1844, something like $60 a bottle and popular in China.
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