White Russians... Yummy. Whiskey Mack too (Ginger Wine and Whisky).
mrbumps wrote:
i think a bottle of that stuff would cost you like £28k
:O I also love Amarula :)
single malt whiskey, absinthe, beers such as stout
Tried cocktails for the first time recently and I quite like mint ones as well as creamy/rich ones. Only one cocktail though as most are stronger than they taste!
Cold beer, straight from the fridge after a hard day.
I've started to really get into cider.
Have you tried the fruit ciders Peachy Keen? Strawberry & lime, blueberry or toffee apple are my favourites :)
Peachy keen wrote:
I've started to really get into cider.
Sorry to drag up an old thread but I wanted to ask if there was anyone in the know for dark rum recommendations? I don’t drink it but would like a good(ish) quality one for Xmas (family) drinking and also cooking. Something verging on special, but not spiced. Maybe upto £25 a bottle. Can anyone make a suggestion?
Thanks. Will check it out ![]()
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Mount gay is a good rum
Langs banana rum is my current go to, 2 measures in a pint topped up with ginger beer and a dash of lime ![]()
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Banana rum? Like actual banana flavour? Oh my. Sounds very interesting - the flavour combos read well. ![]()
Actual banana.
Tesco, £25 langs banana rum. You’re welcome
The Mount Gay sounds delicious too ![]()
fresh vanilla, sweet almond, ripe banana and mocha
Thank you. And thank you Tesco ![]()
Some kind of Speyside or Highland malt. Neat in a nosing glass if trying for the first time. Then with a few drops of water to enhance the flavouring. If it’s one I know well, then usually in the rocks ![]()
Sparkling mineral water.![]()
I’m a lager girl! But also like rum and tequila ![]()
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Hi @Baby_Jane Ron Matusalem Gran Reserva 15 YO is a bit delicious. ![]()
Thanks, I will have a look ![]()
Gin and tonic or cold beer, end of subject.
Favourite tipple(s)?
For beer -
Currently enjoying APA, theres some really tasty craft beers here and whilst they are slightly more expensive than stock (Heinekin, Stella, Steinlager etc) well worth it.
For Red Wine -
It depends, its hard to beat a NZ Central Otago Pinot Noir for an easy to drink but complex wine, for something more bold I head across the ditch to our Aussie mates and either a Shiraz or Cabernet Sauvignon
For White Wine -
NZ Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, Central Otago Pinot Gris
Graeme Norton’s Sauv Blanc is produced in NZ (by Invivo wines) and is a really good example of a quality affordable wine (about $13-15 NZ$ - 7 GBP)
For Spirits
Bourbon or Single Malt, depending on whats on special (Jim Beam is my go to bourbon, something Scottish for the Single Malt).