Scourge of War Boards

I have lately decided to learn to like whiskey,

I tried a few blended scotchs and didn't like it at all, then I got a bottle of jim beam(that acutaly cost $50 in norway)

It was ok, but has ALOT of taste, then I did the big one, and got a $90 bottle of Lagavulin 16 year single malt scotch, now that was smooth

When I read this title I was thinking that we were going to get a picture of you in your uniform knocking a few back

And when I read this I thought JC was back !!!

Here is his favorite



Chamberlain

I like some whiskeys, Jim Beam is great and I love a good Scotch (but it has to be good Scotch, the cheap stuff is horrible). But I'm mostly a beer man.. It's all about quality not quantity with me. Love a good German import, Sam Adams, or other local micro brews. Upstate SC actually has several GREAT micro breweries.

i'm a homebrewer. 'nuff said.

Louie Raider wrote:

i'm a homebrewer. 'nuff said.

I've always wanted to do that.. I still plan to do it sometime, and maybe you can give me some pointers.

A friend of mine makes a great Ale that he named "Blackbeard's Ale". VERY high in alcohol content, yet still very smooth.

Don't touch the stuff.

Lagavulin is a peated scotch iirc, if you like that, you might want to try Talisker too.

I like Dalwhinnie, a smooth Highland scotch.

As for beers, we got quite a variety in Belgium & we're proud of it. If you ever get to taste some, let me know what you think

cheers
badger

The next whiskey I'm gonna try is Highland park 12 year old

Badger wrote:

As for beers, we got quite a variety in Belgium & we're proud of it. If you ever get to taste some, let me know what you think

Belgians are my hands-down favorite to brew; it actually feels like you're cooking something, you can throw all kinds of stuff in those beers. Saisons are really fun.