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Aaron

Number of posts: 563 Age: 29 Location: Ada, Ok Tobacco: Charing Cross, Kensington, Maltese Falcon, Abingdon, Penzance, Full Virginia Flake, and Union Square.
Pipe: Peterson Sherlock Holmes "Original", Stanwell Golden Danish, and the first pipe I ever owned. Registration date: 2008-09-20
 | Subject: What are you drinking? Sun Mar 29, 2009 5:31 pm | |
| Currently I am enjoying a Tanqueray gin and tonic. |
|  | | mark

Number of posts: 3617 Registration date: 2008-07-02
 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Sun Mar 29, 2009 5:53 pm | |
| Apple pie,,,, 1/2 oz cinnamon schnapps 1 jigger ginger brandy 3 jiggers sour apple schnapps 3 jiggers vodka 3 jiggers apple cider(or juice) pinch of nutmeg shake with ice |
|  | | Winslow

Number of posts: 2024 Age: 67 Location: Midlothian,Va. Tobacco: Gawith&Hoggarth's,Virginias of excellence Pipe: Meerschaums Registration date: 2008-04-11
 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Sun Mar 29, 2009 6:37 pm | |
| Mexican Lime soda. Winslow  |
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 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Mon Mar 30, 2009 5:02 am | |
| So it's friday evening and I'm at a local ABC for my bi-weekly liquor run, browsing the isles looking for something new when I find myself at the Scotch isle standing....staring at all the different labels with no idea what to get. When in walks a gentleman straight by me, pauses for a second so I ask "what's good?" he reaches for Dewars White label & turns to walk away and says with a grin "it's all good!" as he reaches the counter to pay he adds "after the first couple anyway". So I pick up the next bottle of the same (added bonus was a cool "rocks" glass mounted on top of the bottle). Since the NY pipe show, when Doc Watson shared a shot of Scotch with several of the brothers; I've felt like smoking a bit of English tobac while sipping a Scotch (some familiar flavor in there). So Friday night I fired up my cob filled with Squadron Leader with the cool little glass filled with Dewars and a chunk of ice (with a little water chaser). My expectations were fully met, what a wonderful combination! I'm not sure what it is, but Scotch and English tobac just seem to be made for one another. Give it a try! |
|  | | Justpipes The Duke

Number of posts: 7935 Age: 54 Location: Randolph County, NC If you don't know, you wouldn't understand. Tobacco: John Middleton Walnut, Prince Albert, GLP Cumberland, C&D Exhausted Rooster , add Carter Hall to the mix, as well as Perfection Plug Burley Pipe: Brissetts, Kaywoodies Registration date: 2007-12-17
 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Mon Mar 30, 2009 5:45 am | |
| I guess I'm just gonna have to get me a bottle of Scotch! Thanks EJ!  |
|  | | Aaron

Number of posts: 563 Age: 29 Location: Ada, Ok Tobacco: Charing Cross, Kensington, Maltese Falcon, Abingdon, Penzance, Full Virginia Flake, and Union Square.
Pipe: Peterson Sherlock Holmes "Original", Stanwell Golden Danish, and the first pipe I ever owned. Registration date: 2008-09-20
 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Mon Mar 30, 2009 6:40 am | |
| you know... I've tried scotch on more than one ocasion and, unfortunately, I still don't get it. |
|  | | paddy-boy

Number of posts: 355 Age: 34 Location: Birmingham, AL Tobacco: Balkan Supreme Pipe: Peterson System 312 rustic Registration date: 2009-01-28
 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Mon Mar 30, 2009 6:53 am | |
| | Aaron wrote: | | you know... I've tried scotch on more than one ocasion and, unfortunately, I still don't get it. |
I have found that scotch is an acquired taste. I love it.
But I usually drink the US's native spirit : Bourbon
Ezra Brooks 90 proof lately |
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 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Mon Mar 30, 2009 7:28 am | |
| | paddy-boy wrote: | | But I usually drink the US's native spirit : Bourbon |
That's my usual too, and that's what I'm used to drinking. I do occasionally get the itch for a new spirit though.
I usually start in the Bourbon isle and if nothing catches my eye I move on to the Rums, Ryes, etc. this week it was Scotch. I don't know what's going on with Rye it's been non existant lately, do they only produce it certain times of the year? |
|  | | paddy-boy

Number of posts: 355 Age: 34 Location: Birmingham, AL Tobacco: Balkan Supreme Pipe: Peterson System 312 rustic Registration date: 2009-01-28
 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Mon Mar 30, 2009 7:39 am | |
| I think Ryes are only in production (bottling) for a short time every year. But don't quote me on that. |
|  | | mark

Number of posts: 3617 Registration date: 2008-07-02
 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Mon Mar 30, 2009 12:45 pm | |
| | Aaron wrote: | | you know... I've tried scotch on more than one ocasion and, unfortunately, I still don't get it. |
Well that makes two of us,,,I've tried the whole range, top to bottom ,but it can't hold a candle to good american bourbon,,,as far as my tastebuds go anyway,,, |
|  | | TallSmoke

Number of posts: 1814 Age: 42 Location: Sanford NC Tobacco: HPCS Adirondack Series "Trout Stream", Butternut Burley Pipe: Peterson Aran XL02, Neerup bent apple, Mike Brisset, Stanwell Zebrano, etc. Registration date: 2009-03-14
 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Fri Apr 03, 2009 2:54 pm | |
| I'll be sipping on my bottle of 12-Year Doublewood from The Balvenie tonight while looking forward to the Raleigh Pipe Show. |
|  | | SmokeyTweed

Number of posts: 714 Age: 30 Location: Edmonton, Alberta Tobacco: Sweet Killarney, dark star, Dunhill 965. Pipe: Savinelli Autograph 98', Lorenzetti Borgo freehand,Peterson st.pats XL15 Registration date: 2008-10-13
 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Fri Apr 03, 2009 3:03 pm | |
| Actually a little Bushmills and Cola. |
|  | | JJPHOTO

Number of posts: 214 Age: 38 Location: Texas Tobacco: McClelland's Arcadia Pipe: Stanwell 240 Featherweight, Smooth Registration date: 2008-12-03
 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Sat Apr 04, 2009 5:32 am | |
| Been drinking a lot of scotch lately - mainly because I'm lazy and just pouring it in the glass is way easier than mixing a drink. However, now that it's getting warmer, but not quite martini weather for us, we've been drinking a variation on a old fashioned. Had a few of these last night...
Tbsp of sugar Tsp of maraschino cherry juice 1 maraschino cherry 1 small orange slice (rind removed)
Put in the bottom of the glass and mash it around.
Add a few ice cubes, pour whiskey in half way, fill the other half with sour mix (we just use lemonade). I drink my scotch neat so as not to water down the flavor, so this drink has been a nice change of pace. |
|  | | docwatson

Number of posts: 1194 Age: 65 Location: Central Massachusetts and midcoast Maine Tobacco: Peretti's Burleys, Samuel Gawith Va.'s,Gawith & Hoggarth Va's., J.F. Germain Blends, MacBaren's Blends, so I'm a tobacco slut. Pipe: Browning Hi Power Registration date: 2008-03-21
 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Sat Apr 04, 2009 6:59 am | |
| EJ, Dewar's is a good choice for a blended scotch. And as you have said, English mixtures go very well with a dram of scotch as a compliment. IMHO there are no bad scotches. As for a hot summer evening my preference is a blended scotch and soda with a twist of lemon. Nice and refreshing for sure. Single Malts are my favorite tho. The differences in flavor from region to region is a pleasant treat and the labels/makers are endless. If I had to list my favorites and keeping it short it would be Cragganmore, Balvenie Doublewood, Caol Ila, and MacCallan, which covers several regions and flavors. Hope to join some of my BoB's soon for a sip and a smoke. Maybe in Chicago or Richmond??? Eric and Mark I'm sure you're up to another trip. Cheers. Doc  |
|  | | Aaron

Number of posts: 563 Age: 29 Location: Ada, Ok Tobacco: Charing Cross, Kensington, Maltese Falcon, Abingdon, Penzance, Full Virginia Flake, and Union Square.
Pipe: Peterson Sherlock Holmes "Original", Stanwell Golden Danish, and the first pipe I ever owned. Registration date: 2008-09-20
 | Subject: Re: What are you drinking? Sat Apr 04, 2009 6:51 pm | |
| Right now I am enjoying a nice bombay saphire martini with one olive dirty. So far pretty good, it could probably stand to be a bit dirtier.  |
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