Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails)
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@sophisto000 said in Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails):
According to legend, no.
More like this kind of horny:
Apparently a less interesting kind of Hornay.
https://www.presstelegram.com/2021/08/02/long-beach-artist-celebrates-horny-corner/
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@mclaincausey said in Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails):
Slayer font on a Metallica theme hehe. I’m more of a Griddle ‘Em All guy tho
I have only seen a couple of Slayer songs live (left their stage to watch Tool). Slayer are now playing a show in London the day after the Sabbath gig and the date clashes with Silverstone. Decisions decisions.
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@sophisto000 walked past this spot this morning on the way to breakfast! Thanks brother man. I’ll keep this one in mind.
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@Mizmazzle said in Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails):
@Bridger everyone should see Slayer at least once in their lives. A metal heads Beatles.
True. However, I would prefer to see them with Ringo Lombardo
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Yeah didn’t they do Dave dirty? That leaves a bad taste in my mouth
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Band politics eh!
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one of the best Ouzo around
everyone who likes Ouzo should try !
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Looks icy cold and delicious!
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Really starting to get into this bottle of Blue Spot Irish Whiskey. The nose reminded me of the Rick houses when I did the Bourbon Trail. Not surprising as it’s been aged in Bourbon barrels for around 7 years,which is kind of a sweet spot for me. The taste is more of like a traditional Irish Whiskey, and I haven’t been able to put my finger on the wonderful finish. Not as much heat as I would have expected from a cask strength 116.8 proof. As much as I’m enjoying sipping it neat, I hated it with ice. Of all the Spot Whiskeys this is one of the more difficult to obtain. I was quite surprised when I saw it a few days before St. Patrick’s Day at MSRP of $122 Astor Liquors in NYC is selling it for $189. It was meant to be.
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@Mizmazzle said in Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails):
@Bridger everyone should see Slayer at least once in their lives. A metal heads Beatles.
A band I was in back in the day opened up for Slayer on their "South Of Heaven" tour at the Rainbow Music Hall in Denver. It was nuts.
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@Nostradamion damn!! I just had to look up that venue. So many incredible bands played there according to Wikipedia. That’s actually only a few miles from my house now.
They were probably at their wildest during that album/ tour. Young and crazy and nearing the height of their success.
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@Mizmazzle Yeah, it was pretty crazy; the pit was nuts. We also opened up for a band there called MOD who featured Billy Milano; that was also a great show. Saw sooooo may amazing bands there, including Metallica on the "Ride The Lightning" tour with Cliff Burton. His hair was so long, it was whipping me in the face while he was headbanging!!
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Will probably cross post this in Jokes. This probably won’t make sense if you don’t know the cartoon characters,but here goes.
Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd break into a distillery. Daffy turns to Elmer and says…Is this Whiskey? Elmer says…Yeth,but not as Whiskey as Wobbing a bank! -
VIP tour of Leopold Bros distillery, one of the great American distilleries right now. It was associated with the launch of this vermouth that is a collab with Mathiasson vintners of Napa, based on their Cabernet and fused with distillates of wormwood, rose, white pepper, Colorado peaches, and some ginger. They do things like distilling each ingredient individually at the optimal temperature to extract the items flavors. The bottles have RFID tags in the seals so you can pull info about each spirit including whether you’ve opened your bottle. Really an amazing place, produces, and tour.
Think it, be it.
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Super cool @mclaincausey !
A good friend who works in the industry turned us on to them what seems like almost 20 years ago now (feeling old). Haven't had it in a while but recall their gin being really excellent. -
Very cool intro to the Leopold brewery @mclaincausey . Got me curious on whether the Leopold brewery folks are related to Aldo Leopold. A leading conservationist force during the early 1900s in the US who wrote “Sand County Almanac”. A fantastic read for anyone interested in nature.
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@mclaincausey Nice. I have one of those Absinthe servers, third photo. I picked it up in Chicago years back. I'll post a photo tomorrow.
