I’m a Scotch man. I like Aberfeldy 18, Balvenie single cask, and Kilchoman for my top 3.

I also love a Dubonnet Manhattan or a hazy IPA. Red over white wine, IMO

  • Elysium
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    1 year ago

    Personally I’m a big fan of Blue Moon, Sake and Rum.

  • @b3b4d3f4b0
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    Recently I’ve been all about the “Boulevardier.” It’s an adaptation of a Negroni. My preferred blend: Campari, Carpano Antiqua sweet vermouth, Rebel Bourbon and a splash of club soda over ice. A couple cherries or an orange twist if I’m feeling fancy.

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      21 year ago

      Another great variation is to add a splash of aperol! (About 1/4/ to 1/3 oz). It mellows the bitterness of the compari just the perfect amount in my opinion.

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    51 year ago

    If you’ve got a nice collection of scotch, get a bottle of Drambuie (also technically scotch) to make the classic “Rusty Nail.” You’ll upset the scotch purists but delight your pallet

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    41 year ago

    Jeppsons Malort with an absinthe chaser.

    I like my taste buds how I like my wife. I DON’T HAVE A WIFE.

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    I have alot of good local breweries nearby. I love Me a New England IPA or a Juicy/Hazy IPA basically.

    For the hard stuff? A Vodka and Juice is my usual go to

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    I’m not very sophisticated, so I generally go for a beer. I like Modelo, Corona, Blue Moon, or Spotted Cow (WI Regional). Some of the Leinkugel’s seasonals are pretty good, for a while I was obsessed with their Snowdrift Vanilla Porter. Our local brewery/restaurant makes a milk stout that I get pretty much anytime we eat there.

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    31 year ago

    A good dry cider (or at least something with no added sugar to it…).

    Alternatively, I love a good dry white wine, specifically a Sauvignon Blanc/Fume Blanc. Definitely more of a white than red person, though I do enjoy a nice spicy or jammy red (South American, especially).

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    1 year ago

    Winter: Hot toddy with Scotch.

    Non-winter: Flavored vodka and Mio. In the summer, I’ll mix that with ice and blend into a slushie.