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What are you drinking right now?
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Enjoy, cocktail-lovers! http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/7763127/
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a surprisingly good Jack hot toddy. got the recipe from their website.
mine is slightly altered from theirs:
juice from a lemon and a half
spoonful of honey
~2oz of Jack
cinnamon
put in standard size mug and fill the rest with hot water.
-Jeff
mine is slightly altered from theirs:
juice from a lemon and a half
spoonful of honey
~2oz of Jack
cinnamon
put in standard size mug and fill the rest with hot water.
-Jeff
a surprisingly good Jack hot toddy. got the recipe from their website.Originally Posted by gamelan
mine is slightly altered from theirs:
juice from a lemon and a half
spoonful of honey
~2oz of Jack
cinnamon
put in standard size mug and fill the rest with hot water.
-Jeff
A very underrated drink. Just out of curiosity why do you use so much lemon?
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Enjoy, cocktail-lovers!Originally Posted by Huntsman
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/7763127/
Wasn't even 2 minutes long, but every second was excruciating.
Anyway, Talisker 18yr at the moment.
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Woodford Reserve Manhattan, M+R & Peychaud's. Tasty after-dinner drink.
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Mill St. Schleimhammer Roggenbier.
It's a rye beer, it's mellow and easy to drink. Nothing special, but enjoyable. I've got too much on my mind to sleep without at least a little bit of alcohol... Just a couple more days.
It's a rye beer, it's mellow and easy to drink. Nothing special, but enjoyable. I've got too much on my mind to sleep without at least a little bit of alcohol... Just a couple more days.
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Just drank an MGD (bros!!).... now I'm trying to decide from which bottle I 'take' - more Taketsuru 12, finish up my Laphroaig QC, or Balvenie DW?
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decision:
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Nothing fancy for me tonight. I was having a little leftover sushi and wanted something to take the edge off and quench my thirst. Given I didn't have anything in the fridge and my liquor cabinet's almost empty I went for a little Diet Pepsi and rum. May not be very complex, but it hit the spot.
Went ahead and put a nice red and a good Belgian in the fridge for later tonight/tomorrow.
Went ahead and put a nice red and a good Belgian in the fridge for later tonight/tomorrow.
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how old was the leftover sushi?
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