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Whats your tipple?

Discussion in 'The Bar' started by max99x, Dec 15, 2015.

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  1. Admin

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    Bourbon fans, try Woodford Reserve, it's good gear, I've tried most bourbons and like this one. Also like JD and it's special versions like Single Barrel , Silver Select. Also like the high end Grand Marniers. Apart from that I like the good Spanish reds, Rioja and Ribero del duero. For lager it has to be Alhambra Especial. :)
     
  2. PoshTiger United Kingdom

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    I'm off to a Christmas party with a company that I work with and they have a guy from Woodford Reserve there - training us on bourbon cocktails!

    I do <3 an Old Fashioned so really looking forward to it!
     
  3. max99x United Kingdom

    max99x Well-Known Member

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    Nice! Tell them to get involved with us at TASTEcocktails.com ;)

    Just booked into a Indian cafe style restaurant for new year eve's and this is on the menu, i'll def be trying it

    Smoked Cardamom Old Fashioned
    Monkey shoulder whisky, apricot liqueur, smoke of freshly fired black cardamom, fresh curry leaves finished with an orange twist.
     
  4. spiderspider

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    Doom Bar is a nice drop, however, only the cask is made in Cornwall. Thus the cask (what you get in decent pubs) and the cans / bottle taste different as they use different water.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-33175395

    I prefer the cask myself :)
     
  5. MikeJDS

    MikeJDS Active Member

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    Yep, Doombar certainly isn't the same stuff when in a bottle.
    As a Cornishman I can definately confirm this :)

    Don't drink that much ale anymore, but another favourite Christmas tipple is the odd bottle of Innis & Gunn.
    If you haven't tried it, go for it!
    It's an ale brewed in Old Whiskey Barrels - Very nice!
    Just for 1 or 2 mind - Not something you could drink all night.
     
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