I enjoy Bulleit a good bit. I am blessed to live where I do as I was seemingly built to drink bourbon; I'm pretty good at it.

I've hung on to this bottle since I bought it in 2003 at the winery. My best friend returned this week from a year in Australia during which he discovered he had lymphoma and then beat it.

I've moved a few times over the last decade, but always took care to properly store the few bottles I was saving. This wine did not disappoint.

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By far, best beer ever to come in a can (and one of my all time favs). Pours like motor oil :thumb:

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so hilarious

Beer (HL). I got the family Kegerator passed down to me. http://i.imgur.com/iCAI1.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/BISeB.jpg

I prefer the Gubna or Deviant Dales - but Tenfidy is definitely a darn good stout.

I agree 100%.


Haig is possibly my favorite blended scotch. What year is that?

15 year, and yes, probably the best blended scotch for the money, at about $34 a bottle (750ml)

Of all the pumpkins I've tried, this is my favorite

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"unofficially" sampled this at the local pub today, then went and picked up a bottle. basically an imported Irish grain alcohol, but with a great mouthfeel / finish and not as fiery as one might expect:

http://www.irish-poteen.com/bottles/Poteen60Large.jpg

Some fine wine and scotch that I would've not been able to afford on my own dime.

Thank you, company I'm now working for.

I'm sorry, but it's not really Poteen until it's at least 80%.

Also, Firestone Walker 16 just came on tap at my local drinking establishment. It is absolutely fantastic. Like really fantastic.

Firestone's anniversary ales are usually darn good, but pricey.

English Breakfast Tea

In the morning I drink hot chocolate and then it's chocolate milk the rest of the day.

I remember fifth grade

Ghetto Mocha: Cup of coffee from the machine. Package of instant hot cocoa.

Mmm...

they also make an 80 and a 90, but my store didn't have them. :(

A Moscow Mule which was just mixed and handed to me by co-workers pushing a beverage cart around the office. Happy friday!

One of the best bangs for the buck out there - Lagunitas Imperial Stout. 22oz, good flavor, 10% and $3.69 a bottle.

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Angry orchard crisp apple cider: this **** is dangerously delicious

Maybe one of the best dark beers on this planet...

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Belgian monks make good beer. Some of the big Belgian quads I've tried and liked: Rochefort 10, Chimay series, Westvleteren 8, Gulden Draak (prob my fav). The Reverend from Avery is also very tasty.