Caporegime
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A nice cup of tea ..... yes you read that correctly 
The **Now Drinking** Thread
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Soldato
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Ice cold bottle of Tyskie. Damn fine lager if I ever tasted one.
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Good stuff that Grand Riserva Peroni.
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Scrumpy Jack. 
Glen Garioch Founder's Reserve.
It's 48% which is nice - I'm a fan of cask strengths - and it has a nice punchy feel to it. It really coats the mouth nicely, nice and thick. It's got a good long finish (another plus) and a lot of malt is coming through without a great amount of smoke/peat.
Adding a drop of water seems to remove some of the punchiness, which I think is a bad thing so I'll just be drinking it straight.
I'd love to hear how you guys you think you pronounce 'Garioch'.
It's 48% which is nice - I'm a fan of cask strengths - and it has a nice punchy feel to it. It really coats the mouth nicely, nice and thick. It's got a good long finish (another plus) and a lot of malt is coming through without a great amount of smoke/peat.
Adding a drop of water seems to remove some of the punchiness, which I think is a bad thing so I'll just be drinking it straight.
I'd love to hear how you guys you think you pronounce 'Garioch'.
Double Post! Woops.
May as well pour myself another beer since I have the space.
Hoegaarden Grand Cru. Works well with the above whisky, the fruitiness of the beer cuts through the alcohol left in the mouth from the whisky pretty well.
May as well pour myself another beer since I have the space.
Hoegaarden Grand Cru. Works well with the above whisky, the fruitiness of the beer cuts through the alcohol left in the mouth from the whisky pretty well.
