What are you drinking right now?

ama · Mar 6, 2011

Originally Posted by Huntsman

Still fighting this cold. Drinking a Gin Hot Toddy -- using Martin Miller's Westbourne. Probably shouldn't have sweetened it with honey, which made it too much like a Bee's Knees, which never worked for me. Otherwise, could be good.

I am planning tomorrow's toddy -- Compass Box Orangerie, Manderine Napoleon, bitters, cinnamon stick, no lemon.

~H

Glad you picked up the Orangerie. I figured you could put it to good use.

Huntsman · Mar 6, 2011

Originally Posted by ama

Glad you picked up the Orangerie. I figured you could put it to good use.
I went back with all intentions to pick up a spare Pappy 20, but they were gone, so the Orangerie came with me. I look forward to tasting it with a clear nose....sometime. ~ H

gnatty8 · Mar 6, 2011

My "comfort food" when I have a cold is room temperature Drambuie. Preferably while seated in front of a fire, under a Pendleton wool blanket.

impolyt_one · Mar 6, 2011

Originally Posted by gnatty8

My "comfort food" when I have a cold is room temperature Drambuie. Preferably while seated in front of a fire, under a Pendleton wool blanket.

with the new issue of Inventory by my side, BBBF pajamas on, and limited edition United Arrows collabo house slippers on my feet. I know exactly how you feel bro.

DC101 · Mar 6, 2011

had an americano last night dreaming of warm weather and warmer beaches

cptjeff · Mar 6, 2011

Originally Posted by Huntsman

Still fighting this cold. Drinking a Gin Hot Toddy -- using Martin Miller's Westbourne. Probably shouldn't have sweetened it with honey, which made it too much like a Bee's Knees, which never worked for me. Otherwise, could be good.

I am planning tomorrow's toddy -- Compass Box Orangerie, Manderine Napoleon, bitters, cinnamon stick, no lemon.

~H

For actually fighting a cold, best to leave both the honey and lemon in. Honey is actually one of the best cough suppressants around, and the lemon helps loosen the mucus so you get rid of it more easily.

ErnestoG. · Mar 6, 2011

either a guinness or an eagle rare neat

gnatty8 · Mar 6, 2011

Macallan 12yo neat. Never fails to impress given the price.

indesertum · Mar 6, 2011

Originally Posted by ErnestoG.

either a guinness or an eagle rare neat

you're so drunk you cant tell?

ErnestoG. · Mar 6, 2011

Originally Posted by indesertum

you're so drunk you cant tell?

nah bro. wasnt sure what i was going to pour after my shower. having an eagle rare neat now.

Aaron01 · Mar 7, 2011

voxsartoria · Mar 7, 2011

Rambo · Mar 7, 2011

Originally Posted by Aaron01

Never seen that one before. Any good?

Aaron01 · Mar 7, 2011

Originally Posted by Rambo

Never seen that one before. Any good?

Worthy of its Beeradvocate rating. Full bodied stout with some delicious malts and maybe a bit of hopps, aftertaste of bitter cocao and coffee is wonderful. Definitely would buy again and would reccomend.

Halloween- · Mar 7, 2011

Originally Posted by Jokerman

You know I hijacked this from my parents since it was not being used, so that I could keep my beers cool. I always thought it was just a little fridge. Thanks to you though I looked it up and it turns out that is actually its purpose. Its a Avanti WC191BG Little Tavern Wine and Beer Cooler. I feel so dumb haha.

Thanks, looked around for reviews on it, seems pretty good.

Seeing the Lost Abbey beer above, I decided to open up a Lost Abbey 10 Commandments. Bit of raisins, honey, dark fruits in the taste. Very enjoyable. Also, pretty good looking label, just like most of Lost Abbey's labels.

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