Climb on down into the whiskey barrel

[Gary A.]

Scotch used to be my choice of booze. But I have evolved to vino. I still have a beer or a whisky every now and then, but nothing mixed, except a Margarita on a hot day. Gary makes his own orange liqueur which he blends into his snowball Margaritas and for his Sangria.

But now he enjoys sipping wine a few days a week at dinner. California makes some of the best wines in the world.

 

[DanOstergren26 1]

Whiskey is something I still haven't acquired a taste for. I just don't like it, but that's the case for most hard alcohol.

I'm much more a fan of a good red wine. Cabernet is my favorite.

Ain't nothing wrong with wine I prefer bold reds, like the Cabs or a good old vine Zin. A shiraz is tricky - I like the taste but for some reason, wines made with that grape tend to trigger headaches, especially those from Australia.

I realize that this is going to make me sound like a huge lush, but I enjoy wine and beer as well as a good cocktail made with hard liquor. They just serve different purposes for me.

I looooove wine. There are some great vineyards in my area, and one of my favorite things to do is spend a Sunday visiting my favorite ones and wine tasting with friends. We always get a driver though, because by the time we hit the last vineyard (where they make brick oven pizza) we're pretty wine drunk.

Sometimes I like a fancy martini when I'm drinking at the bar, but for the most part I just stick to red wine.

 

[Gary A.]

Whiskey is something I still haven't acquired a taste for. I just don't like it, but that's the case for most hard alcohol.

I'm much more a fan of a good red wine. Cabernet is my favorite.

Ain't nothing wrong with wine I prefer bold reds, like the Cabs or a good old vine Zin. A shiraz is tricky - I like the taste but for some reason, wines made with that grape tend to trigger headaches, especially those from Australia.

I realize that this is going to make me sound like a huge lush, but I enjoy wine and beer as well as a good cocktail made with hard liquor. They just serve different purposes for me.

I looooove wine. There are some great vineyards in my area, and one of my favorite things to do is spend a Sunday visiting my favorite ones and wine tasting with friends. We always get a driver though, because by the time we hit the last vineyard (where they make brick oven pizza) we're pretty wine drunk.

Sometimes I like a fancy martini when I'm drinking at the bar, but for the most part I just stick to red wine.

@ Dan-

If you're ever in SoCal. Hit me up. We'll have some fun exploring my wine frig.

 

[DanOstergren26 1]

Whiskey is something I still haven't acquired a taste for. I just don't like it, but that's the case for most hard alcohol.

I'm much more a fan of a good red wine. Cabernet is my favorite.

Ain't nothing wrong with wine I prefer bold reds, like the Cabs or a good old vine Zin. A shiraz is tricky - I like the taste but for some reason, wines made with that grape tend to trigger headaches, especially those from Australia.

I realize that this is going to make me sound like a huge lush, but I enjoy wine and beer as well as a good cocktail made with hard liquor. They just serve different purposes for me.

I looooove wine. There are some great vineyards in my area, and one of my favorite things to do is spend a Sunday visiting my favorite ones and wine tasting with friends. We always get a driver though, because by the time we hit the last vineyard (where they make brick oven pizza) we're pretty wine drunk.

Sometimes I like a fancy martini when I'm drinking at the bar, but for the most part I just stick to red wine.

@ Dan-

If you're ever in SoCal. Hit me up. We'll have some fun exploring my wine frig.

Dan will definitely do that!

 

[Gary A.]

Whiskey is something I still haven't acquired a taste for. I just don't like it, but that's the case for most hard alcohol.

I'm much more a fan of a good red wine. Cabernet is my favorite.

Ain't nothing wrong with wine I prefer bold reds, like the Cabs or a good old vine Zin. A shiraz is tricky - I like the taste but for some reason, wines made with that grape tend to trigger headaches, especially those from Australia.

I realize that this is going to make me sound like a huge lush, but I enjoy wine and beer as well as a good cocktail made with hard liquor. They just serve different purposes for me.

I looooove wine. There are some great vineyards in my area, and one of my favorite things to do is spend a Sunday visiting my favorite ones and wine tasting with friends. We always get a driver though, because by the time we hit the last vineyard (where they make brick oven pizza) we're pretty wine drunk.

Sometimes I like a fancy martini when I'm drinking at the bar, but for the most part I just stick to red wine.

@ Dan-

If you're ever in SoCal. Hit me up. We'll have some fun exploring my wine frig.

Dan will definitely do that!

Good! I'm a member of wineries from Sonoma to Paso to Temecula. So there is a wide variety to choose from.

 

[JPI]

Give me rum, two fingers of Flor de cana 12yo please

 

[ittybittypilot]

Probably an Ardbeg Corryvreckan, but I'm partial to a Caol Isla 18 yr old and a Laphroig Select too.

OMG you make me happy....Ardbeg is high on my list, and Caol Isla IS MY FAVORITE but it's so difficult to find.

I otherwise gravitate to anything truly Scotch, aged, single malt...or some of the top shelf Kentuckys.

 

[ittybittypilot]

Real Drinkers drink Scotch. Whiskey is for amatures.

Isn't Scotch just malt whiskey distilled in Scotland? Personally, as a professional pirate, real drinkers prefer rum.

yup

 

[Designer]

Whiskey is an acquired taste, and it's all that acquiring that makes it interesting.