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[Anonymous No.13735682]

Post your favorite alcohol ITT. Pic related.

[Anonymous No.13735700]

True patricians drink this

[Anonymous No.13735707]

>>13735682
Wild Turkey? More like Mild Turdkey

[Anonymous No.13735719]

>>13735707
You fucking boaster.

You braggart.

You literal big talker.

You absolute lip-flapper, blackguard, blatherskite, gascon, scoundrel, villain, knave, jaw-jacker, gravy-trainer, tall-talker and gas-bag nigger.

Come to me ANY DAMN TIME you like and I PROMISE YOU I will OUT-QUAFF YOU AND ALL YOUR FRUITY FELLOWS.

[Anonymous No.13735780]

>>13735719
BASED

[Anonymous No.13735786]

[Anonymous No.13735843]

>>13735682
God, applejack/apple brandy/calvados/whatever is so fucking good.

[Anonymous No.13736205]

>>13735682
This stuff tastes like shit. I don't get the love for it.

[Anonymous No.13736236]

>>13736205
What's your favorite liquor?

[Anonymous No.13736241]

>>13735700
Ok I don’t know if you’re the same guy who shilled that amaro during Christmas holidays but if that’s you then THANK YOU.

I already drank two bottles of that thing and it’s amazing.

[Anonymous No.13736243]

>>13735682
you are a needy faggot op

[Anonymous No.13736257]

>>13736241
They got me with the panettone.
Gotta love the Italian shills.

[Anonymous No.13736268]

>>13735682
This is my favorite with moonshine cherries being a close second.

[Anonymous No.13736272]

>>13736236
For me it's Lagavulin

[Anonymous No.13736280]

>>13735700
How do you call an Italian liquor?

An amario.

[Anonymous No.13736420]

[Anonymous No.13737397]

[Anonymous No.13737415]

Dalmore Cigar Malt, yet to try others because of my financial situation but its my favourite single malt by a long way.

[Anonymous No.13737521]

favorite

[Anonymous No.13737529]

>>13737521

[Anonymous No.13737540]

>>13736280
i don't get it

oh, mario

nevermind

[Anonymous No.13737548]

>>13736272
I'm drinking this right now. Fucking delicious.

[Anonymous No.13737555]

>>13737529
I was about to drink some of this but the cork broke off in the bottle. Luckily I had a bottle of >>13736272
as a backup.

[Anonymous No.13737556]

>>13737548
it's tuesday, afternoon

[Anonymous No.13737564]

>>13737555
based islay drinker. Im not a huge fan of havy ash / peat scotches, more on a highland / speyside. but this one from islay I just ordered (nor peated, but I love Bunna)

[Anonymous No.13737565]

>>13737556
Its early morning and I got off work a couple hours ago.

[Anonymous No.13737569]

>>13737564
I think I tried this before, don't exactly remember what it tasted like though.

[Anonymous No.13737573]

>>13737565
slàinte! Laga 16 is based and redpilled.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS-ErOKpO4E
there is nothing better to have a couple of dramms after a hard working day

[Anonymous No.13737581]

>>13735682
Fucking rotgut vodka. Might go grab another 32 when the corner store opens up.

[Anonymous No.13737609]

>>13737581
cheers mate
but don't drink too much, you don't need it

[Anonymous No.13738348]

Argentina, Mendoza vineyard.

[Anonymous No.13738607]

okay just two more hours and Im gonna post my drink

[Anonymous No.13738799]

>>13737521
I had that recently too. Very good and not overpriced

[Anonymous No.13738929]

>>13737564
Bunna is great, I think it's aged in sherry casks so it comes out tasting a bit like bourbon, not nearly as smoky as Laga.

[Anonymous No.13739024]

>>13738929
this particular one was aged in french and italy wine casks (some whisky anoraks found the wines were beaujolais nouveau , if that make sance) anyway, this shit is reall good. can't compare it with 12yo Bunna, not better, not worse, just a lit bit different (12yo uses sherry casks, and this red one is 3-5 year younger), and some how reminds me of.. Highland Park 10/12. this is wierd and stupid, but that's how I feel it.

[Anonymous No.13739163]

>Three measures of Gordon's, one of vodka, half a measure of Kina Lillet. Shake it very well until it's ice-cold, then add a large thin slice of lemon peel. Got it?

[Anonymous No.13739201]

>>13739163
adding vodka - why? if you already have Gordons in it.

[Anonymous No.13739529]

>>13737529
The Uigeadail and Corryvreckan are great. Especially for the price. I'm not sure how much more money you would need to spend to get an Islay better than one of those two. At £55-£65, its perfect.

[Anonymous No.13739585]

>>13739529
never tried one, Im not a huge peat&ash fan to be honest with ya. speaking of Islay, I like Bowmore and Bunna much more. Ardbeg is like an ashtray, and Laphroaig is too much on medicine.

[Anonymous No.13739627]

this and some tonic is nice

[Anonymous No.13739630]

[Anonymous No.13739636]

>>13735682
Ethyl alcohol is my favorite followed by isopropyl

[Anonymous No.13739650]

>>13739585
I think the smoky/peaty whiskies are good in that they provide excellent value for money. There are lots of bottles under £50 which are really good. I seem to enjoy young Islays much more than I enjoy young whiskies from else where.

If I was buying a Speyside, I wouldnt normally consider anything below 15 years old as I normally find it too harsh, which inevitably leads to paying more.

[Anonymous No.13739663]

This and a bit of tonic and lime is what il drink most of the time. Better than Beefeater or Plymouth. And of course better than any flavoured gin.

[Anonymous No.13739722]

>>13739650
can't agree with you mate, some speysiders and highlanders are based af even being NAS, and lots of solid 12 year olders. for example, Tomatin 12 is cheap but absolute killer for your money, and what about Glenfarclas 105? Sherry nuke, and costs twose cheaper then Macallan Sherry or Glendronach's. Dalwhinnie 12 is good too, Glend Grants are awesome, and many more I haven't tried yet. And in the point Im starting to think, age is not that relevant when they use re-re-refilled casks (fucking jews), you can grab 16 yo Tomintoul or 15 yo Tomatin and it sucks (tho cheap anyway) and you can buy some first fill something aged just 7-8 years and this will be great.

> I seem to enjoy young Islays much more than I enjoy young whiskies from else where
thats because peat / ash and all these phenols are fading away with age.

[Anonymous No.13739839]

>>13739722
There are some good bottles out there. I just feel like there are too many that taste very similar, and completely average. Ive had a lot of cheaper bottles where I feel like I would have been better to just buy Buffalo Trace at half the price.

I've done better sticking to slightly more expensive bottles and buying less often Glendronach 15 and 21, Balvenie 21 Portwood are the kind of whiskys I will buy now. It helps that I dont drink much, so a bottle lasts for a long time, and people will normally buy me cheaper booze as a gift.

I've reached a point where I feel like the only way to get something better is to start chucking more and more money at it though and that isnt really an option. There arent that many surprises out there now unfortunately. I'm finding myself interested in unusual drinks such as Compass Box Affinity which is a blend of whisky and calvados.

[Anonymous No.13739865]

[Anonymous No.13740241]

I turn 21 in five days bros.
What should I buy.

[Anonymous No.13740343]

>>13739839
yeah, I can see your point, tho, I think, I haven't reached that level yet. but you live in the Bongland so you have better access to better spirits on the market. But hey, Ed,
>I've reached a point where I feel like the only way to get something better is to start chucking more and more money at it though and that isnt really an option
probably this is what life is about?

[Anonymous No.13740360]

>>13739865
never smoke dope and never listen to ones who say it's ok

[Anonymous No.13740366]

>>13740241
glenmorangie 10 if you want a good beginner scotch
Rowan's Creek if you want a good beginner bourbon

[Anonymous No.13740375]

>>13735682
MMMMM yes, a nameless bourbon, on the rocks, in a stylish little glass vessel I can move in a circular motion, MMMM yes *stifled choke* *puckers face* oh, ow, woah, that's some strong stuff, just how I like it, yes, I shall contemplate becoming a smoker too so I can complete the look with a cigar, mmMMMM is this an opportunity for /fa/? MMMMM! Yes I daresay I ought to look sharp---after all, only the manliest men in my anime and TV media order the nondescript bourbon on the rocks. I, like them, am indeed a tough guy, I deserve suit-coat shoulder pads fitting my tough guy image... mmm yes and no I am not lonely, I am merely brooding, yes, brooding, like Gatsby the Great, amongst these party goers. Truly they do not understand that I like all my ferociously handsome and tough anime anti-heroes I too "own" this establishment, I could take it on with my bare hands, or should I use bare hands, maybe I should use the gun, MMM I wonder if any 4channers would be here so as to have an IRL comparison of my everyday-carry, my effay style, my /k/ombatant gun, maybe someone just to say "feelin fit buddy"? too and shoot the shit, haha MMMMMMM yes I am enjoying life now

[Anonymous No.13740526]

>>13735786
No

[Anonymous No.13740538]

>>13735682
For me, it's Talisker 10

[Anonymous No.13740558]

The **special** versions of wild turkey have been so disappointing
for me so far compared to the regular 101. Russell's Reserve. Outright not that great...too much dry/bitter oak. Kentucky Spirit. Something of a letdown...just okay ultimately. Is this the case for all their mid and upper shelf releases?

[Anonymous No.13740572]

i have a giant garbage bag full of bottle caps

[Anonymous No.13740585]

What's a chocolatey gin cocktail that is literally eating stocking candy on christmas day?

[Anonymous No.13740598]

>>13739201
its james bonds cocktail of choice. havent had it but ive had gordons
tone down the juniper id imagine without diluting with more wine

[Anonymous No.13740604]

Redpill me on single barrels.

[Anonymous No.13740618]

>>13740585
A few options are doing a negroni and substituting Campari for Creme de Menthe and Creme de Cacao in equal parts, or doing a Last Word and substituting Chartreuse and Maraschino for Creme de Menthe and Creme de Cacao as well.

[Anonymous No.13740659]

Grocery store near me sells this for 26 dollary doos. I've had plenty fancier rums but this is the rock upon which I build my kingdom.

[Anonymous No.13740681]

>>13740558
Well that's disappointing to hear, I've kept my eyes open for any of the special WT releases for a year and I haven't found any. Guess it was a good thing after all

[Anonymous No.13740706]

>>13740585
moose milk
50% gin
50% eggnog

you can substitute nog for chocolate milk, though I'd recommend getting a minty one in that case

[Anonymous No.13740977]

How long can i leave vermouth at room temperature?

[Anonymous No.13741002]

>>13740977
only bought two bottle in my life, one is still sitting in the fridge from two years ago, the other i drank over a period of 4 days out of the fridge
so at least 4 days my good sir

[Anonymous No.13741018]

>>13740977
Depends on how sweet it is, but no longer than a month.
Consider using inert gasses to displace the oxygen in the bottle if you cba to get a wine fridge.

[Anonymous No.13741188]

>>13740375
Your type shows up in all these threads acting like we pretend to enjoy whiskey. Having never seen the emperor, you're explaining your revelation about his clothes to people that have seen and felt them in person.

Also, Don Draper had shit taste in whisk(e)y.

[Anonymous No.13741468]

>>13735700
Everybody knows this is the true patricians choice

[Anonymous No.13741482]

>>13740526
heheh

[Anonymous No.13741503]

>>13741468
I wish it wasn't so sugary sweet, but it's pretty great. Has a good varied spice to it that you don't get with a lot of drinks.

[Anonymous No.13741629]

>>13740538
Diageo jews changed cascs ti more rererererefilled and now it sucks, but it use to be based

[Anonymous No.13741642]

>>13740604
These are based af, based and redpilled. No one touches em but wood and time, no one puts water in it, not a single fucking jew. And finally you get the ultimate drink with higher ABV to enjoy the taste and flavor

[Anonymous No.13741705]

>>13740598
I thought he drinks only vodka + martini?

[Anonymous No.13741976]

>>13740241
Something cheap and smooth. Jamison should do the trick. You have to develop a taste before you appreciate good whiskys, they are for sipping not getting drunk like you want to when you turn 21.

[Anonymous No.13741984]

>>13740538
shit tier.

[Anonymous No.13741992]

>>13741984
Talisker 10 used to be good tho. but now they make shit-tier, agree.

[Anonymous No.13741994]

>>13741642
>These are based af, based and redpilled.
So, faggoty memespawn for idiots who spew out their favourite catchphrases? Got it: absolute crap.

[Anonymous No.13742003]

>>13741994
cope, faggot

[Anonymous No.13742062]

Just opened this bottle and it might be the best whisky I've ever tasted.

[Anonymous No.13742109]

>>13735682
nothing and i mean nothing can compare to the amazingness of a glass of cold cherry wine when lifes shit

[Anonymous No.13742138]

[Anonymous No.13742142]

>>13742062
damn, I bet this shit is good. 10 yo cask ctreight Laph, but the fucking jews charge ridiculously too much for this one. how much did you pay? 150 bucks? 200?

[Anonymous No.13742162]

>>13742142
Ordered it online for 69.99 from K&L merchants.

[Anonymous No.13742163]

>>13742142
??? i live in one of the most expensive cities in the US and this is 75+tax at the box liquor store

[Anonymous No.13742167]

>>13735682
im having heart problems because of this and smoking, dont ever make a routine of drinking, or smoking. it sucks

[Anonymous No.13742170]

>>13737529
my personal favorite that i've had. people talk about the more hyped ardbeg bottles, but they're all about $100 plus a fuckload of tax around here. i'm far too much of an alchie to justify that much on a bottle that will last me three days tops, and that's if i supplement it with other shit. but i love the peat, it's like a warm winter campfire.

[Anonymous No.13742175]

>>13735682
I can't decide. I love a good german or zh chz zch czhech(???) wheat beer, it's such a good all-rounder for food, sport, leisure or sauna. Best is a nice isotonic wheat beer after some bicycling, in a Sauna.

Spirited drinks... I'd have to say I most enjoy a good flavored liqueur mixed with a familiar taste, like soft drinks or coffee. I brought back some flavored krupnik from Poland and when I visited Lapland, I mixed hazelnut krupnik with dark roast coffee in a thermos and took to the slopes and god damn it was a nice, full flavor that didn't need anything else, it fit the situation perfectly. Caffeine mixed alcohol is my go-to fucked up route, I love the booze knocking me down while the caffeine keeps lifting my drunker and drunker dumb ass back up by the scruff. The hangover kills me the next day as I'm dry to the bone, but the drunk state I'm in is thrilling.

Another good liqueur mix is cola and amaretto, it's a very sweet dr. pepper-like flavor. Disaronno mixed with zero coke is a go-to in house-parties and picnics.

Gin and tonics are prime in hotel lobbies and fine parties, but once you taste a high quality gin with a high quality tonic and fresh cranberries, you will want no lower quality ever again. Napue gin was a thrill, I liked GTs but I didn't know how much more there is to love when you get a good GT like a well made Napue. Exceptional flavors can be found from pink gins, cucumber GTs and celery GTs, assuming you like cucumber or celery. Pink gin may be girly as fuck, but it beats a bad GT any day.

Seasonal flavors like glögg and mead, one being for winter and one for summer, are something that I can drink for a few weeks straight and have my socks spinning on my feet the whole time before I get bored of them up until the next season, when it's like a surprise to be able to get them again and I can relate to a dog waiting for its owner behind the door. Looking forward to a meady summer.

I'm honestly a flavor chaser with alcohols.

cont.

[Anonymous No.13742178]

>>13742163
Cask strength? I seriously doubt you find that good a price in an actual store which is why I bought it online for 69.99 as I said above.

[Anonymous No.13742180]

>>13742162
>>13742163
looks like I missed something. but damn I'd but this for 70 or 75. bet this is really good stuff cuz regular 10 yo Laph desperately lacks of strength with its faggot ass 40 ABV
>>13742170
yeah If I want some peaty scotch I grab Ardbeg 10, it always deliveres exactely what you want and costs like 55 euros.

[Anonymous No.13742188]

>>13742162
>>13742163
I was pretty close tho
https://www.whiskybase.com/whiskies/whisky/134950/laphroaig-cask-strength
average price is ~100 euros which is 110 bucks and don't forget lots of faggot re-sellers buy everything and then charge you with up to 50% of the price, because this 10 you cs Lapgh was a huge batch. so you got lucky mates, buy everything they have.

[Anonymous No.13742191]

>>13742188
was NOT* a huge batch I meant

[Anonymous No.13742208]

>>13742175
I can't really enjoy whiskeys, rums or vodka spirits straight, kind of a babymouth in that regard, I admit, but I just have not found something that would be in a reasonable price-bracket and come with a smooth enough flavor to really dig enough to do straight. I've tried drinking them gay too, but no dice, they still taste mostly like cock.

I mean, I like egg-liqueurs and cream-liqueurs like you would not believe, but I don't care for candy, cakes, ice-cream or sweets, but you put a bottle of Creme Brulee/Crema Catalana liqueur in front of me and I'll suck that sugary shit up like a human sized ant.

Oh, which reminds me of an absolute treat of a shot, egg-liqueur and chocolate-liqueur. Brought some back from Poland last year and tried a shot of them mixed, it was just like those chocolate-puddings you had as a child, but 20% alcohol! Fucking mint!

Next winter try a mint-choco, by the way.

Then there's ofcourse bitters; in Finland we have this red bitter called Carillo. It tastes like a bittersweet glögg-ish drink as long as you keep chugging it, as soon as you stop chugging, it tastes, or the aftertaste of it is, like vomit. It's one of those drinks you drink to spite those who can't. Taste is described as legendary.

An excellent summer music festival shitshow is jägermeister mixed with smirnoff ice, you'll remember the first and last band that plays once you get going with those.

But best I like on a daily basis is something that reminds me of the degenerate that I am; I sit on the sofa, watch some trash movie, drink bulk beer and eat green olives straight from the jar. There's just an honesty in that combo that makes it so good. It's in all honesty probably my favorite.

[Anonymous No.13742210]

>>13742167
I hate myself and could never enjoy life until I found things like alcohol to beat the shit out of myself with.

[Anonymous No.13742213]

>>13742188
that's honestly weird, i've been around the scotch aisle of my liquor stores here in the states for far too long, and i've never seen the price of one of those bottles go over $74.99 (plus tax, i know i keep bringing up the tax, but goddamn does washington state rape me with that 20.5% plus the 10.1% sales here in seattle). maybe they get so much from the up-sell from imported liquor (especially being scotch) in the first place that they figure selling a regular higher-end bottle to the enthusiasts over here at a bit of a discount is still in their interests. because, e.g., no question a bottle of laphroaig 10 is cheaper over there than here.

>>13742191
duly noted... i've never bought laphroaig CS, but i'm not opposed to the concept

[Anonymous No.13742230]

>>13742208
>I can't really enjoy whiskeys, rums or vodka spirits straight, kind of a babymouth in that regard, I admit, but I just have not found something that would be in a reasonable price-bracket and come with a smooth enough flavor to really dig enough to do straight.
have you ever considered going for a whisky that ISN'T traditionally "smooth"? i wasn't a big fan of whisky until i found the heavily-peated sorts. and i probably love girly liqueur shit roughly as much as you do.

i've found that i enjoy spectrum: i love the shit that tastes like chocolate or strawberries, and i love the shit that tastes like ash or iodine. all the stuff in between, i can generally do without. the good stuff just "hits" differently, whether it's 20 or 50%. if you've tried them and aren't a fan, fair enough, but i think you'd be remiss not to give a heavily-peated islay like ardbeg or lagavulin a shot before deciding you don't like it. especially in that tundra

[Anonymous No.13742232]

>>13742213
>maybe they get so much from the up-sell from imported liquor (especially being scotch)
I think this, but damn you're lucky anyway

[Anonymous No.13742266]

>>13742230
That's the most logical thing I've heard all year, damn, I need to try some grittier whiskeys. Got any suggestions?

I bought a 1liter bottle of jack once and I've only used it for marinading, tastes like shit. Jim B's have tasted like sweaty socks in my experience... Maybe been turned off whiskey because of these, aren't these like trash whiskeys anyway?

OH, OH, GALLIANO AND COFFEE, god damn, what a sweet combination, just remembered.

[Anonymous No.13742286]

>>13742208
try bulleit rye. its surprisingly smooth and mellow. cheap spirits straight up will always be rough. I dont drink a lot of neat spirits but i like tasting different whiskeys when they're there to find one I like enough to actually buy and drink at home and enjoy

[Anonymous No.13742291]

>>13742230
>i love the shit that tastes like chocolate or strawberries,
so probably you would absolutely love sherry bomb scotches like Glendronach or Aberlour A'bunadh or Glenfarclas 105 and basically everything what was matured in sherry casks exclusively. also you can try sherry casks Islay whiskys like some of Bowmore, some of Kilchoman and Bunnahabhain

[Anonymous No.13742337]

>>13742266
yes, those considered pretty shit, even here where they're from. i'm the amerifag from these posts >>13742213 >>13742170, i'll reiterate my statement that ardbeg 10 is the best bottle of whisky i've had, in my limited experience. i've had more expensive bottles, boring shit like oban 14, just not for me.

maybe useless advice, but for my bit, i'm synesthetic when it comes to taste, especially with alcohol. to me, laphroaig 10 tastes like a deep purple: heavy, medicinal, saline. those might sound like negative characteristics, but they're not, i love the shit. but ardbeg 10 is like a burnt orange, it reminds me of (and i will repeat myself) a cold winter night around a campfire, smoky, a little peppery, even like a sea salt and dark chocolate candy bar with zest. it's my best recommendation for a peat-heavy bottle that won't totally break the bank.

and fair warning, you're probably wondering exactly what "peat" taste like. nobody can tell you, but once you take that first sip, you'll know. trust me, you'll know. after 2-3 drinks, you'll know for certain whether it is or isn't for you.

>>13742291
aberlour a'bunadh has been on my radar for a long-ass time, as have some glenfarclas bottles... not gonna lie, i'm mainly just a quasi-cheapo and go for the shit i know i love instead.

[Anonymous No.13742353]

>>13742337
>not gonna lie, i'm mainly just a quasi-cheapo and go for the shit i know i love instead
you'll love it, believe me. all these sherry bombs are next level malts, also Glenfarclas 105 is cheap (twice cheaper than Abunnadh iirc)

[Anonymous No.13742367]

>>13742353
>glenfarclas 105 - $110
>aberlour a'bunadh - $90

american prices strike again. but hey, you've managed to make up my mind

[Anonymous No.13742538]

I got some Highland Park 12 today, haven't tried it yet. What am I in for? My first scotch (not whiskey) other than Ballantines Finest blend.

[Anonymous No.13742556]

>>13742367
lmao WHAT? thats some top level pricing. I know a place I can buy litre bottle of 105 for 30 bucks, and Abunnadh is still around 50.

>>13742538
pretty good choice for you first scotch. HP12 is slightly smoky, just a gentle touch. it's full of honey and floral notes, because they make it on Orkney islands, where are fuck ton of heather and heather peat, but this scotch isn't peaty anyway, Ballantines Finest blend is actually more peaty btw. and compare these two is like.. like compare the lowest tier grape soda with finest tropical nectar, or soggi old twat with a nicest young pussy.

[Anonymous No.13742641]

idk about favorite but ive tried half the booze in the liquor store and i still keep buying fireball for some reason so i guess subconsciously it is

[Anonymous No.13742671]

>>13738348
>argentinian wine

laughinganimegirls.jpg

Even our wine is better than this shit and I live in fucking Ohio.

[Anonymous No.13742769]

>>13742671
no man, chilean and argentina wines are good-tier

[Anonymous No.13742859]

This shit is pure evil. Can drink it like fucking water it's so nice.

[Anonymous No.13742865]

Cheap and works great in Daiquiris.

[Anonymous No.13742869]

Grand Marnier
Call me a faggot if you want I don't give a fuck

[Anonymous No.13742927]

>try whiskey
>can't handle it and it only tastes like vapor
>try vodka
>I can actually taste things
>get told that its supposed to be the opposite and vodka is supposed to be the overpowering one
Are my taste buds broken?

[Anonymous No.13742930]

>>13742927
100% depends of particular vodka and whisky. if vodka's range isnt that huge, but the whisk(e)y one is vast and humongous from vapor tier shit to the smoothest malts you can ever get. have a try some triple distilled irish single malts fren.

[Anonymous No.13743002]

>>13735682
Carlsberg Hof or Export :D Heinecken is also good.

[Anonymous No.13743007]

>>13737397
that filename disgusts me

[Anonymous No.13743009]

[Anonymous No.13743026]

>>13735682

[Anonymous No.13743068]

>>13735682
The cheapest blended scotch possible, I'm fine as long as it doesn't taste like iodine like Johnnie Walker Red for example. Personally I don't drink for the taste, I drink to get tipsy and giggle like a braindead stoner.

[Anonymous No.13743073]

[Anonymous No.13743075]

one of the few Canadian whiskies available in the US that is great

[Anonymous No.13743082]

>>13743068
why not gin in this case? or even based pic related?

[Anonymous No.13743110]

>>13743082
Because I'm a poser faggot, I like acting all classy and shit with my $10-$15 scotch on the rocks.

[Anonymous No.13743146]

>>13743110
at least you're honest man.

[Anonymous No.13743184]

Out of the commercial brands?
Pic related

[Anonymous No.13743240]

>>13742927
Maybe you got your bottles mixed up?

[Anonymous No.13743260]

>>13742671

>US wine
ur playing yourself

[Anonymous No.13743299]

>>13735682

[Anonymous No.13743311]

>>13743299
Best 29 cent beer imo.