Tito's vodka.
That is some good stuff.
RothkoMember
quote:Originally posted by PD2K:quote:Originally posted by PurpleHaze:
Havana Club Selección de Maestros.
PH
One of my favorites!
quote:Originally posted by aphilla:
Fontpinot Tres Vieille Reserve
quote:Originally posted by MoselleLuxemburg:quote:Originally posted by aphilla:
Fontpinot Tres Vieille Reserve
Just curious, is that the XO or is it a different Fontpinot bottling? Should rock anyway.
quote:Originally posted by aphilla:
And now that I look back, I think I bought this on a recommendation from you (the Fontpinot XO) so I think it is.
quote:Originally posted by MoselleLuxemburg:quote:Originally posted by aphilla:
And now that I look back, I think I bought this on a recommendation from you (the Fontpinot XO) so I think it is.
That's plausible, really one of my favourite Cognacs, allthough not the most approachable one to start with. What do you think?
quote:Originally posted by MoselleLuxemburg:
Cragganmore 29 special edition
quote:Originally posted by Armani Widowmaker:quote:Originally posted by MoselleLuxemburg:
Cragganmore 29 special edition
Sir, you have tremendous access to some beautiful malts and cognacs. Are they all out of your collection (I believe I read somewhere here that you have over 700 bottles)? If so, nice work on building such a fine cellar. I've been a malt enthusiast for years but have only been collecting recently. 700 bottles seems a long way off for me. Again, kudos.
How was the oldie cragganmore? The entry level official bottling (12 year old, I believe) is always pleasing.
quote:Originally posted by Redhawk:
Does anyone have any ideas for a mixed drink using Limoncello? My wife bought a big bottle at the duty-free shop, and now it's just occupying space in our freezer. I don't really care for it straight up or on the rocks.
quote:Originally posted by Redhawk:
Does anyone have any ideas for a mixed drink using Limoncello? My wife bought a big bottle at the duty-free shop, and now it's just occupying space in our freezer. I don't really care for it straight up or on the rocks.
quote:Originally posted by Armani Widowmaker:
Ardbeg 10. Smokey, peaty, but sweet and plush. So good. Probably not best value for money, but sometimes that doesn't matter.
quote:Originally posted by MoselleLuxemburg:quote:Originally posted by Armani Widowmaker:
Ardbeg 10. Smokey, peaty, but sweet and plush. So good. Probably not best value for money, but sometimes that doesn't matter.
Hard to find better malt value for money, imho. Certainly one of my favourite basic distillery expressions, along with Clynelish 14, Cragganmore 12 and Highland-Park 12.
If i should rank them, i'say Clynelish 14 #1, Ardbeg 10 #2
quote:Originally posted by BOMBA503:
1800 ain't bad compared to the crap I've been drinking at my resort in PVR all week.
quote:Originally posted by BOMBA503:
Paradise Village in Nuevo Vallarta. Last minute trip with kids and took package which offered best airfare. Looking forward to spending Sunday night on the Malecon
quote:Originally posted by VinT:
Tullamore Dew 12 year old Single Malt Irish Whiskey, Sherry Cask Finish.
Wow. Sweet, smooth and a finish that goes for miles.
quote:Originally posted by mneeley490:quote:Originally posted by BOMBA503:
Paradise Village in Nuevo Vallarta. Last minute trip with kids and took package which offered best airfare. Looking forward to spending Sunday night on the Malecon
In all the years I've gone, for some reason, I've never set foot in Nuevo. I'm a walker/explorer. I just like being close to the city. And you have access to good tequila everywhere.
Sunday evening on the Malecon is magical, especially if you have small kids.
quote:Originally posted by BOMBA503:quote:Originally posted by mneeley490:quote:Originally posted by BOMBA503:
Paradise Village in Nuevo Vallarta. Last minute trip with kids and took package which offered best airfare. Looking forward to spending Sunday night on the Malecon
In all the years I've gone, for some reason, I've never set foot in Nuevo. I'm a walker/explorer. I just like being close to the city. And you have access to good tequila everywhere.
Sunday evening on the Malecon is magical, especially if you have small kids.
My kids (10 and 14) have two requirements. Water slides and good wifi hence Nuevo Vallarta. Heading in last night it was pouring but we grabbed dinner and the weather cleared. Was a wonderful night strolling the Malecon.
quote:Originally posted by thelostverse:
Sipping on some Plantation XO right now.![]()