Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails)

[jfox1980]

@jfox1980 thinking about which one is the hardest

[Jett129]

@jfox1980 I would go Eagle Rare,Blantons,E.H. Taylor,Weller. I think that would be an ascending tasting.

[jfox1980]

@scooter always a solid choice!

[jfox1980]

@Jett129 said in Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails):

@jfox1980 I would go Eagle Rare,Blantons,E.H. Taylor,Weller. I think that would be an ascending tasting.

I think I might have to go that route!

[ARNC]

This one was a gift, but first impressions are positive. Not sure I’m getting the Scottish berries, maybe I need another to be sure!

[northsouthdenimguy]

@ddtrash

Going back through and saw this, I bought my bottle almost 10 years ago. if I remember correctly a killer low price for a 21 year. Not to mention so good…

[ddtrash]

@northsouthdenimguy That's looks to be a really nice bottle, 21yo Balvenie is going to be great let alone a port finish version. hate to think what that might cost now?

I am entering the ballot at my local whisky shop to try and pick up a bottle of the latest Springbank 10 yo Amontillado finish, wish me luck, I think they only have 6 bottles to sell, goodness knows how many people will enter the ballot.

[ddtrash]

@northsouthdenimguy A quick google shows that the 21yo port finish Balvenie is selling at cheapest 220 GBP (280 USD).

[ddtrash]

These should keep me amused over Christmas

Left to Right:

Daftmill 2011 winter batch

Indy Ardnamurcham 5yo, peated PX finish

SB 18

SB 12 cask strength

SB 15

[northsouthdenimguy]

@ddtrash

I’ve had that bottle for years now too like the other 21. One of the few we did not decimate in 2020. Occasionally, having a drink at home, but trying not to overdo it, especially on the more expensive harder stuff to get.

Definitely not a collector but I like to pick up interesting stuff or just have it for when people come over…

[ddtrash]

@northsouthdenimguy That is a fantastic looking collection. Always nice to be able to offer some guests some good choices. I do tend to keep the super rare stuff at the back of the cupboard away from public consumption.

I purchased a cheap bottle of Jameson's specifically for my Brother in law who likes an Irish coffee occasionally. Throwing a nice single malt into a coffee drink upset me somewhat so the Jameson's bottle was procured.

[WhiskeySandwich]

Booker’s with my candied pecans

[northsouthdenimguy]

@ddtrash

You haven’t lived until you pour a 21 year scotch and make a “Jack and Coke”. It’s possible that I may have done this once or twice in a pinch…

[mclaincausey]

I rather enjoy being dead

[goosehd]

I wept a little too...

[mclaincausey]

To be fair, the thought of Coke even without mixers is off putting to me. I just don’t like sodas. I grew up on the stuff but can’t abide it now.

[ddtrash]

@northsouthdenimguy

I hear you, sometimes a necessary evil when all out of "questionable" liqour to feed unwanted guests with.

[northsouthdenimguy]

@ddtrash

Definitely. With liquor or clothing/boots although I do like a good bit of all of it, I don’t take any of it too seriously…

[Daniel San]

holy crab , this is hard stuff 60% but surprisingly good to drink …..

[pechelman]

What's that like @Daniel-San ?

Tried to do a bit of searching and maybe it sounds a bit like chartreuse?