What are you drinking tonight.
- Thread starter Lose the beard
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Ardbeg Uigeadail - original batch, paired with a lovely Montecristo No. 4.
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Ardbeg 15YO.
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i'll see your Old Rosie and raise you Aspinalls Organic 7ï¼…mattlad said:
Gaz
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Lidl 'Hampstead' Gin and tonic, rather pleasant given the price of it 
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Aguardente CR&F.
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Two fingers of Speyburn.
Hiya,
Recently I have been trying different craft beers both domestic and Imported. Some have been good and others not so hot and I have been looking for something with not much hops or alcohol taste or burn, even with a high ABV rating. Settled into trying various Weisse types and man, some are excellent!
One German brewery in particular has really caught my attention and so far I've tried three versions. These are in a decent sized one pint, nine ounce bottle that goes down like a much smaller sized one.
I am sure lots of you know about the WeihenStephan Brewery, but it was a revelation to me finding beers that tasted like this. Really refreshing in their own ways, including a non wheat take on the Czech Pilsner which is quite tasty in that manner.
Anyway, the reviews are pretty nuts on many of the different offerings. Heh, no shortage of people's opinions online. and most of em like this brand a lot. Surprisingly reasonable at $3.29. Something to think about with the eventual warm weather.
Martin
Here you go: http://us.weihenstephaner.com/our-beers#
Recently I have been trying different craft beers both domestic and Imported. Some have been good and others not so hot and I have been looking for something with not much hops or alcohol taste or burn, even with a high ABV rating. Settled into trying various Weisse types and man, some are excellent!
One German brewery in particular has really caught my attention and so far I've tried three versions. These are in a decent sized one pint, nine ounce bottle that goes down like a much smaller sized one.
I am sure lots of you know about the WeihenStephan Brewery, but it was a revelation to me finding beers that tasted like this. Really refreshing in their own ways, including a non wheat take on the Czech Pilsner which is quite tasty in that manner.
Anyway, the reviews are pretty nuts on many of the different offerings. Heh, no shortage of people's opinions online. and most of em like this brand a lot. Surprisingly reasonable at $3.29. Something to think about with the eventual warm weather.
Martin
Here you go: http://us.weihenstephaner.com/our-beers#
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BigBoar said:
I concede on the cider front.
However Greg I'll see your 40% and raise you 18% Illeach islay single malt, also drunk
Gaz
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Celtic67 said:
What did you recon on the Mocha Amaretto ? It is slightly odd, but a nice enough bottle.
Northam Saint said:
I thought it was not bad at all. The almond was more of a smell than a flavour & wasn't over the top. I had the pack with 4 different ales & wasn't too keen on the orange one. I couldn't drink any of them all night, though!