That sounds amazing!
I can't drink tequila (we all have one!) but Mezcal is soooo good. My fav is:
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I can't drink tequila (we all have one!) but Mezcal is soooo good. My fav is:
Ahhh and is the following word usually the location of the river or valley? Similarly to Japanese dog breeds (sorry this is the only comparison I can draw...) in that Shiba references the region and Inu means dog... Kai Inu, Shikoku Inu, Akita Inu etc etc?
This is literally, exactly why I made this thread, so I can learn things like this, thanks a lot mate. Now tell me which valley makes the best whiskey :D
I like them smokey.
I'm still 'young' in scotch and haven't had a ton of exposure in order to give advice. However I will point you to a magical map of alcohol:
http://scotchgit.bitbucket.org/#
Perhaps the Highland Park 12, under $50 and reviews say it's a bit smokey.
https://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskies/highland-park-12-year-old-whisky/
I actually posted one drink I like on one of my firsts posts here (and got this Sethious dude really pissed. He apparently takes his whiskey quite seriously...)
edit. And yes, that is me in the picture actually. I'm no pilot though. Just fooling around at local air museum there...
hahaha well, i'm not going to buy banana liqueur, but I will begrudgingly try this Ape Whiskey while I grunt and beat the bar next time i'm out on the town.
thanatos73
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I'm not a big drinker, however, one of my favorites is a Captain Jack. Its rum and root beer. Otherwise its gotta be Tullamore Dew, and for beer, Guinness is the only one I drink.
Rum and root beer? Only Captain Jack recipe I know is a varying mix of Jack D's and Morgans Spiced, sometimes 1 to 1, sometimes 1 to 2. Never with root beer though, maybe that's because i'm Australian, I wouldn't even know where to get root beer over here.
Huegpaynis
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Er'ry day drinking? Beer, the darker the better. I'm a huge fan of oatmeal and imperial stouts.
Camping/kayaking/4th of July? Red-blooded Americans. Dad's red cream soda and vanilla vodka, serve chilled over fireworks.
White girl wasted? Fireball.
Feelin' fancy? Glenmorangie 18, 3 fingers, neat.
Camping/kayaking/4th of July? Red-blooded Americans. Dad's red cream soda and vanilla vodka, serve chilled over fireworks.
White girl wasted? Fireball.
Feelin' fancy? Glenmorangie 18, 3 fingers, neat.
Red blooded americans? Is that a thing? Cream soda and vodka... I love both of those things.
While we are here ... does anyone know anything about the laws regarding working as a bartender as an Australian in the states?
Could I come live in share houses and get you all drunk for 6 months?
While we are here ... does anyone know anything about the laws regarding working as a bartender as an Australian in the states?
Could I come live in share houses and get you all drunk for 6 months?
Huegpaynis
Space Marshal
A lot of places don't require anything other than a work visa to work as a foreigner.
Red blooded american was just a quick and dirty name for something we whipped up while camping for 4th of july one year that happened to stick.
Cointreau straight up with 1?
Really?
hahahha
Amazing. I always put it in shit, honestly never tried it on its own... listed.
Really?
hahahha
Amazing. I always put it in shit, honestly never tried it on its own... listed.
I'm working in the US this summer. You can get a work visa that lasts for up to 10 years, but it'l cost you. Mine is a sneaky loophole as a 'cultural exchange' so I can work but for up to 6 months.
lol need I be one sixteenth Aborigine? That's all I want to do dude, find a nice bar somewhere and get to know the culture in that city for a couple months.