[Colt]

Searched didn't see any past thread of the sort...why not have a thread about beer and liquor in general? Post up names (or companies) you enjoyed, or are currently having, and share with the community. Reviews, taste, etc; can be posted in this thread. Feel free to take personal pictures, or just regard to the www.beeradvocate.com site and contradiction their reviews, or another site; anything your liver pleases.

Currently having:
- Wild Turkey 101

I have been drinking Jack Daniels for a while now, and to be honest the added % WT101 has, WT seems to have a smoother bite. Other whiskeys/bourbons I have tried will have to post up later, mind is going in another direction

[amanda hor$t]

mostly beer/wine here.

red wine: ecco domani (got a bottle open as i type this), st jean, yellowtail
beer: stella, hoe garden, newcastle. the american regulars are ok, sometimes a little too "mealy" for my taste

yeah i only drink cheap stuff, though i have a bottle of louis and lafite for bragging rights

[Colt]

Originally Posted by veloziROTHTOR

mostly beer/wine here.

red wine: ecco domani (got a bottle open as i type this), st jean, yellowtail
beer: stella, hoe garden, newcastle. the american regulars are ok, sometimes a little too "mealy" for my taste

yeah i only drink cheap stuff, though i have a bottle of louis and lafite for bragging rights

Dry wine or semi sweet? Not familiar with those names besides yellowtail (which is on the same level as Barefoot mainly). Right now I have Franzia Delicious Red (classy, I know). But the Linganore Vineyards wines, and St Michaels Winery I enjoy. I'm not big on dry wines. Furthest sweet wines I would go for would be Moscato (original, red, pink). Furthest dry....not sure. I have tasted some dry Black Box wine that I couldn't even drink if I tried to chug it. Hoeegarden is not cheap, I love Belgian style ales. You should try the Delirium Tremens. It's considered a "strong" belgian ale (8.5%) but easy on taste. They are pretty pricey though, its better to get a full size rather than a pack, usually cheaper. Dogfish Head 120 minute IPA is still the only 12 fl oz bottle I would buy for $15. At 18% a beer, it is the smoothest thing I have ever tasted.

http://www.dogfish.com/brews-spirits...minute-ipa.htm

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/180/1385

Have you tried Affligem Blond? I seem to enjoy the blond more than the Dubbel and Tripel from them...

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/affligem-blonde/3733/

[amanda hor$t]

Originally Posted by Angerman

Dry wine or semi sweet? Not familiar with those names besides yellowtail (which is on the same level as Barefoot mainly). Right now I have Franzia Delicious Red (classy, I know). But the Linganore Vineyards wines, and St Michaels Winery I enjoy. I'm not big on dry wines. Furthest sweet wines I would go for would be Moscato (original, red, pink). Furthest dry....not sure. I have tasted some dry Black Box wine that I couldn't even drink if I tried to chug it. Hoeegarden is not cheap, I love Belgian style ales. You should try the Delirium Tremens. It's considered a "strong" belgian ale (8.5%) but easy on taste. They are pretty pricey though, its better to get a full size rather than a pack, usually cheaper. Dogfish Head 120 minute IPA is still the only 12 fl oz bottle I would buy for $15. At 18% a beer, it is the smoothest thing I have ever tasted.

http://www.dogfish.com/brews-spirits...minute-ipa.htm

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/180/1385

Have you tried Affligem Blond? I seem to enjoy the blond more than the Dubbel and Tripel from them...

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/affligem-blonde/3733/

merlot usually, cabernet sometimes. but i will look for those beers you mentioned

[burningchicken]

I usually go with new castle as my cheap/everyday beer. Occasional blue moon/shocktop with food. I do also love some wood chuck when nobody's around to judge me

[amanda hor$t]

Originally Posted by burningchicken

I usually go with new castle as my cheap/everyday beer. Occasional blue moon/shocktop with food. I do also love some wood chuck when nobody's around to judge me

$2 chuck lol... double bottle yellowtail is as low as i go. +1 on blue moon, just had a case of that over the weekend

[RambleJ]

For me its Jameson

And if I am up for some tequila, I prefer Clase Azul, but have yet to find it in a bar our here in TX.

[KingOfJericho]

Scotch: Dalwhinnie
Vodka: Svedka
Wine: The Prisoner
Beer: Stoudts Double IPA, Dark Horse Double Tree IPA, Dodfish Head Burton Baton & 120min, PBR, Lowenbrau, Leffe Blonde, Spaten

There are also no less than 10 threads like this...

[passing]

canadian club runs in my blood.

[SS32]

Whiskey: Jameson or Bushmills. I drink bourbon but it has to be something good, Blantons, 1492, Makers...
Wine: Honig if I want something nice, Red Rock, Toasted Head, Ghost Pines for something cheaper
Beer: The darker the better. Guinness is my go-to at a bar but I'll drink anything that isn't bud light.

[My335iTT]

annnnnnnnnnnnnnd

[badazzm]

CROWN FTW!! But occasionally some 12 or 15 Macallan. Corona or blue moon for beer. Although blue moon in bottle sucks.

[E92TTKING]

la fin du monde
/thread

[pimp4cheddar]

Originally Posted by E92TTKING

la fin du monde
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Have two bottles of that sitting in the fridge next to a few Pumpkinheads. Thought about having it tonight...but settled on Cherry Mash Red Stag with Pepsi.

^^my new friend...that bourbon goes down so sweet...

[M_Six]

Sam Adams Latitude 48 IPA is my current fav beer.

Yellow Tail merlot or cab/merlot for any night drinking wine.

Thinking about trying a good single malt, but I'm worried I'll either like it too much and be stuck with another expensive habit or not like it and be disappointed that reality didn't match expectations.

[Colt]

Originally Posted by E92TTKING

la fin du monde
/thread

LOVE that shit. La Chouffe belgian golden ale is some good stuff as well

OH - Goose Island Sofia, so good. Their 312 brew is good also

[badazzm]

Originally Posted by E92TTKING

la fin du monde
/thread

Best freakin beer ever. First time I ever I got buzzed by just drinking one bottle. Two and I was drunk. And I can easily have 7-8 crown shots. Costco carries it too now!! Awesome!!

[808@702]

Primo Beer from Hawaii. Great with food.

[Colt]

Currently having this:



For $7.49 can't really complain. Not a strong bite and is sort of smooth going down

[SchnellM3]

I'm normally only a whiskey drinker.... I cant really stand any type of beer, was at a bar 2 weeks ago and noticed this pretty cool looking tap. Started chatting up the hb 9 bartender and she let me have a small glass of it to try, pretty much fell in love 3 glasses later one top of the 3 other drinks I had I was feeling pretty dam good (Luckily I wasn't driving that day) lol Next day called around 2 counties trying to locate a case of this. Got the last one around that anyone had, only beer I've ever tried that I actually liked...




20284_10151265063739184_2074823292_n by SchnellM3, on Flickr

[amanda hor$t]

i had a st pauli girl n.a. last night for the first time. pretty good when you want/need to stay sober. it tastes like real beer, you feel like you're drinking (without the buzz of course). better than o'douls

[Colt]

Originally Posted by SchnellM3

20284_10151265063739184_2074823292_n by SchnellM3, on Flickr

I would kill for a case of this.....how much did that run you? Place near me has a 12 FL bottle like $15 each