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Started this post a couple of years ago but it'll still go down with the new lads,just now I'm drinking 'Lauders' what are you drinking?

Cough mixture... Benylin to be precise... I want rid of the annoying chesty cough I have. Don't like whisky or whiskey....

Hmmm a bit of a surprise here a Scotsman who cannot stand whisky but dear god why did you Americans have to make Southern Comfort now that goes down a treat. Following on to that close to me is a specialist shop that sells almost every known whisky made exceot for the Japanese stuff. I tried it once and wouldnt clean my bike with it.

Bowmore Darkest

Well !!! now then, where do I start....

Glenmorangie, Glendronach, Clynelish, Sheepdip and of course naemerfurmeumdriving.

Love American malts to.

Now taxi me a phone, I'm home

"My good friend Johnny Walker, and his brothers black and red"

All good whiskes,s except for the one at the end,what was that?

Am pretty sure Spud missed out the most important whisky. The free one provided by somebody else :-)

Glennfid.. 18yo

Maker's Mark. Kentucky bourbon whiskey has to be better than mother's milk.

Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage Kentucky straight bourbon. I don't mix my gas, I don't mix or dillute my bourbon. Great, affordable stuff!

Dewars

crown & jack but not mixed together!

Depends on my mood. If its a Scotch mood, then Aberlour.
If its an Irish mood, then Bushmill. Whatever the mood, after a couple of those, it always improves.

Seeing that the question is "what's your whiskey?", I'll get pass the Miller LIte or Stoli. When I want to sip and enjoy a cocktail, it's Maker's Mark on the rocks.

I was raised in Alabama - might be a "southern thing".

I have been experimenting with different whiskys recently.

I have a bottle of Glenmorangie, Crown Royal, JD Belgium Award Whisky. And as i type this i am sipping a George Dickel, a Tennessee Sour Mash. It was recomended to me by my local liquer store. He told me it was Tennessee's other Whisky.

Its nice. I likeeey.

Early Times. Vastly under rated bourbon. Smooth as honey. I consider it as good as Makers Mark, but at a fraction of the cost

Crown Royal (whiskey), Porfidio (tequila)...

Tullamore Dew and Bushmills Black Bush are my favories.

Johann

Talisker, and I would not wash my bike with it.

Most anything Irish.
Bushmills, 10, 16, Black, 21.
Powers
Paddy
Midleton for special events.
It's all good.
Slainte!

Crown Royal, but thank goodness Seagrams also bottles Canadian Hunter. Less than half price for the same stuff. Occasional Maker's Mark, very occasional.
A good German variant of Spud's last listing: Pharfrumpuken, is wonderful.

Now, avoid Evil Williams, Jack Daniels and other sour mash whiskeys. Southern Ladies only use them for fingernail polish remover.

Lagavulin 16 year old.. pure nectar of the gods

Crown Royal

Single malts - Mmmm mmmm. Hangovers are minimal. Too bad it's so pricey.

When we worked on Montserrat years ago, a glass of Johnny Walker was 30 cents US $. We'd buy the bar a round for $4 or $5. Don't know how we survived those days...

Casual - Jameson
Special Occasion: Laphroig, Cask Strength...than a muhhgg..

Ok
must be a single malt

then likely to be scotch
Lee (the_other) did bring a very fine Irish wiskey to the Mid winter Rally

then (in alpabetical order)

Balvenie
Dalwhinnie
Glenfidd
Glenlev
Macallan

Im not a big whiskey drinker but when I do Its "Crown Royal"

wet. real wet.


modern drunkard
cat

Wild Turkey 101, Maker's Mark or any single-malt Scotch.

Wild Turkey for me. Oddly enough if you like to dilute, Turkey is great with Dr. Pepper soft drink.

Alberta Springs is usually in the pocket flask when we're skiing.

I've become attached to bourbon, particularly Knob Creek. My preference is mixed w/ Coke. I find it nearly as comforting as a mother's hug.

Occasional Bourbon drinker, my stock consists of Woodford Reserve, Wild Turkey Rare Breed(almost gone), Knob Creek, Booker's, Elijah Craig 12 yo, and Evan Williams Single Barrel. Wish I could get stuff like George T Stagg, but I guess I'm in the wrong part of the country.

Not much of a whiskey drinker. But when I do its usually something pretty much stock and trade like Jim Beam. Usually mix it with Coke or Pepsi.



Grew up a beer type for the most part. These days I dinna drink much anyway.

I like the stuff too much so when I was able to break the habit of drinking an average of eight to ten beers every night between 5 and 9 PM it seems I dont ever want to go back to that habit. It costs too much both in dollars lost and health lost as a result.

Anymore I only have a coupla beers of a weekend when out with the ball and chain.

Irish of choice here. One of the older Jamesons will do fine, or Blackbush black label.