Thread: Scotch/whiskey of the day

Originally Posted by souschefdude

Get together with several friends, each bring a different bottle, sample each. Sleep over.

I've done that before. Only problem being is if you drink as much as me and my friends do you can't remember which ones you like best

Not skimping on the size of your measures, eh? Or have you mixed it with something?

A diary? If you can't remember it it's probably not worth remembering

Originally Posted by Ryan82

A diary? If you can't remember it it's probably not worth remembering

As someone who has tasted just about every Bourbon sold, along with several dozen Scotches, (not all in one night) my memory can use some help.

Originally Posted by Ryan82

A diary? If you can't remember it it's probably not worth remembering

I often don't remember how I got home, let alone what I was drinking.

I woke up on Sunday after a heavy night. I rolled over and found this big fat mess of a woman beside me, snoring and farting.
And I thought "I can't have been that bad last night, I made it home"

Originally Posted by souschefdude

As someone who has tasted just about every Bourbon sold....

I wish I could say that, Bourbon being the first type of whiskey I fell in love with. Unfortunately Canada doesn't import a wide range of Bourbon as Rye is the pedestrian drink of choice up here.

Originally Posted by Bigirishkev

I often don't remember how I got home, let alone what I was drinking.

Ah yes, I fondly recall those days. Of course back then it really didn't matter what you were drinking.... as long as you were drinking lol

Originally Posted by Ryan82

Ah yes, I fondly recall those days. Of course back then it really didn't matter what you were drinking.... as long as you were drinking lol

Something tells me your referring to guys in my age range XD
cause i know ALL about that XD
and sadly.. its so true!

Originally Posted by Ryan82

I wish I could say that, Bourbon being the first type of whiskey I fell in love with. Unfortunately Canada doesn't import a wide range of Bourbon as Rye is the pedestrian drink of choice up here.

Funny, I recently began a foray into the world of Rye, which is making a big comeback here in the States.

Originally Posted by Ryan82

I wish I could say that, Bourbon being the first type of whiskey I fell in love with. Unfortunately Canada doesn't import a wide range of Bourbon as Rye is the pedestrian drink of choice up here.

I'm not really familiar with Rye, I've heard of it, even saw a bottle of it once but never tasted it. Is it a whiskey? How does it compare?

Originally Posted by PigHog

Not skimping on the size of your measures, eh? Or have you mixed it with something?

Heh, neat as can be
It's such a fine dram, a little more than one finger's worth was required