Post your drinks cabient!

Frynge

Over a game of poker last night we polished off a caskmates, a mano a lamb and a yellow spot in that order so the yellow spot was kind of wasted.

brinty

Frynge wrote: »

Over a game of poker last night we polished off a caskmates, a mano a lamb and a yellow spot in that order so the yellow spot was kind of wasted.

Mano??? And lamb????
Or am I being totally stupid??

allthedoyles

This is whats left of ours ...........lovely craft beers , and the Muldoon Whiskey Liquer is sweet , but delicious

Frynge

brinty wrote: »

Mano??? And lamb????
Or am I being totally stupid??

There was a special release from redbrest called mano a lamb. Limited run of 2000 bottles and could only be bought direct from midletons website. I had help taking down two of them over the xmas.

brinty

picked up a bottle of Teelings single malt, very nice stuff

Seth Brundle

Frynge wrote: »

Over a game of poker last night we polished off a caskmates, a mano a lamb and a yellow spot in that order so the yellow spot was kind of wasted.

Sounds like that was a waste of good whiskey!

Marcusm

Frynge wrote: »

There was a special release from redbrest called mano a lamb. Limited run of 2000 bottles and could only be bought direct from midletons website. I had help taking down two of them over the xmas.

"mano a lamh" for fecks sake. Spanish and Irish for hand. No lambs were killed to produce this whiskey.

Frynge

Marcusm wrote: »

"mano a lamh" for fecks sake. Spanish and Irish for hand. No lambs were killed to produce this whiskey.

I can only assume auto correct is to blame.

AndyBoBandy

This is my entry, nothing too exotic or fancy;

brinty

AndyBoBandy wrote: »

This is my entry, nothing too exotic or fancy;

The three year old Havana is very nice and so easily drank. Polished a bottle of that of in one go over the summer. To say I had an unpleasant day the next day is an understatement of epic proportions.

Frynge

Thought i would give this thread a bit of a bump since i rearranged the drink into a proper cabinet.

Alot of unopened bottles that havent had an occasion for yet but also a lot of crap that will just never be drank yet it just doesnt feel right binning it.

dudara

Went rooting through our shelves today as it's International Gin & Tonic Day (yeah yeah, any excuse).

I was actually disappointed that I could only find 4 types of gin
Martin Miller's
Bombay Sapphire
Bulldog
Ungava

I know we recently finished a bottle of Gin Mare, but I could have sworn we had a bottle of Tanqueray. Ah well.

the beer revolu

dudara wrote: »

Went rooting through our shelves today as it's International Gin & Tonic Day (yeah yeah, any excuse).

I was actually disappointed that I could only find 4 types of gin
Martin Miller's
Bombay Sapphire
Bulldog
Ungava

I know we recently finished a bottle of Gin Mare, but I could have sworn we had a bottle of Tanqueray. Ah well.

Gin Mare is a cracking gin!

dudara

the beer revolu wrote: »

Gin Mare is a cracking gin!

It's probably my favourite. Add in rosemary and olives for extra oomph.

I've tried Copperhead gin a few times recently in Amsterdam and I'm planning to get a bottle of that next. It's very tasty

the beer revolu

dudara wrote: »

It's probably my favourite. Add in rosemary and olives for extra oomph.

I've tried Copperhead gin a few times recently in Amsterdam and I'm planning to get a bottle of that next. It's very tasty

I've not tried Copper Head but it is pricy.
I think the "copper" bottle is trying a bit too hard - puts me off buying it.

I can recommend a gin to you!

brinty

Hi all
Was up the north today
Got the following
Redbreast £31
Jura £22
Aberlour £24
Havana 3 year old £15
Old pultney £25

syklops

Aberlour is lovely. I bought a bottle in Aberlour a few weeks ago.

brinty

syklops wrote:

Aberlour is lovely. I bought a bottle in Aberlour a few weeks ago.

Might crack that open to night

syklops

brinty wrote: »

Might crack that open to night

How was it?

brinty

syklops wrote:

How was it?

Didn't get a chance yet mate
I'll advise you when I do 😋

brinty

syklops wrote:

How was it?

Aberlour open and soooooooooo good

Alkers

New house so only getting started:

ShooterSF

Couple of the bottles are hidden and I've added a nice Brockman's to it since. Mostly used for "research" for cocktails. Hard having to bring work home with ya :pac::pac:

Chriscl1

Chriscl1

ShooterSF

Did you get the rangpur in Ireland?? Looked all over for it.

Chriscl1

Nah, I can't find it here either. Got some on amazon posted to a UK address so when anyone is visiting they bring it over. Picked some up while in sainsburys UK last week. I'll tell you something though, it's absolutely delicious!! Ice been through about six bottles of it over the last few months �� ��

ShooterSF

Chriscl1 wrote: »

Nah, I can't find it here either. Got some on amazon posted to a UK address so when anyone is visiting they bring it over. Picked some up while in sainsburys UK last week. I'll tell you something though, it's absolutely delicious!! Ice been through about six bottles of it over the last few months �� ��

It is amazing. Yeah roll on Brexit so I can start using the duty free in the airport on the way home

poitinstill

this crowd seem to have it in stock


http://www.mchughs.ie/tanqueray-rangpur-gin-70cl

Chriscl1

I'll be on a monthly booze run then!! Hahahaah