What are you Drinking tonight?

[Mr. Lucky]

 

[Cycleguy007]

D'oh

 

[Lagavulin2]

I had a glass of red wine with dinner and I am about to pour a snifter of that great peat scented nectar.

Just noticed the label on my bottle is different.

 

[blackrock13]

Green tea, trying to cut back on coffee. I'm bitchy, watch out.

 

[Mr. Lucky]

you might aswell take a shot of this also

 

[Lagavulin2]

This is what we get in Ontario, or a least this is what is being served at Chez Laggy ce soir.

 

[blackrock13]

I had a glass of red wine with dinner and I am about to pour a snifter of that great peat scented nectar.

Just noticed the label on my bottle is different.

I'm guessing double barreled alas Balvinnie and company. I think a lot of the Sherry/Port Cask practice is just marketing to be different and to latch onto McCallums success. Christ even the Irish are doing it.

 

[biogenicx]

yes I'm that cool.

 

[Mr. Lucky]

Okay I never tried this Lagavulin.. Tell me if it's great

 

[SaugaGuy]

A spanish red I just picked up at LCBO
Finca Sobreno 2006
Crianza

One glass in. I'll finish the bottle before I pass judgement.

 

[blackrock13]

Okay I never tried this Lagavulin.. Tell me if it's great

It's an acquired taste, like red wine right off the bat, but it grows on you.

 

[SupahotGavin]

Real Beer...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Bc0WjTT0Ps

 

[Lagavulin2]

I'm guessing double barreled alas Balvinnie and company. I think a lot of the Sherry/Port Cask practice is just marketing to be different and to latch onto McCallums success. Christ even the Irish are doing it.

Lagavulin does market a cask or distillers version - basically an 8 or 12 year old, can't remember.

They also have also had 30 and 40 year old that can get fairly expensive,
I don't believe we can get them at the LCBO any longer and they may be difficult to find, I would expect $500 to $1,000 per bottle.

That's why I prefer the 16, a nicely aged, incredibly deep and complex flavour with a huge nose for a mere $125

 

[ig-88]

organic milk

 

[Lagavulin2]

Okay I never tried this Lagavulin.. Tell me if it's great

It certainly is not for everyone. If you like sweet drinks forget it.

If you already like single malt whiskeys then it is worth trying.
Some prefer it above all other single malts, others do not like it at all.
It is a very pungent aroma of peat and a very powerful taste.

Its like seeing a beautiful woman that is curvaceous and has large natural breasts.
Some men prefer a more petite lady.

 

[stelco]

http://www.thedampub.ca/

For all you Scotch lovers. A nice little town with shops for the SO, and then you can stumble in and out of this place

 

[afterhours]

 

[thecuriousgeorge]

this is how the nite will start...

 

[thecuriousgeorge]

and this is more than likely how it will end...around last call...

 

[alexmst]

I just had a glass of Appleton (Reserve) Rum for something different. I like it neat.