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@KJ I see you have the silver select. I've been through many bottles of that but I prefer the gentleman jack, I've also the jd scenes of lynchberg here, empty of course
Silver select is really really nice. I've not had the Gentleman Jack though. Might have to pick it up next time im in the airport.0 -
the beer revolu wrote: »OK, here's the cupboard in the kitchen :
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Nice set of collection...I like your all stuff. :pac:0 -
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Day to day drinks:
Featuring lots of different claret and cote du Rhone, a Spanish macabeo, Whiskey (Bushmills, Bushmills 10 y.o, Greenspot, Jameson, Redbreast 12 y.o, Jameson Gold and Greeore 8 y.o), Whisky (Tallisker 10 y.o, Caol Ila 12 y.o) Absinthe (La Fee) Vodka (Absolute, Zubrovka, Finlandia and Tamov) Gin (Bombay and Tanqueray) and beer (Helvick Gold, Leffe, Hoegarden, Tiger, Hens Tooth, Goldings, Golden Glory). Not pictured (Smithwicks, Carlsberg, Spaten, additional / duplicate bottles)
Tasty Whiskey/Whisky:
Featuring Midleton Very Rare, Mdleton Single Cask, Midleton Barry Crocket Legacy, Caol Ila Distillery's Reserve Jameson Gold, Tallisker Distillery's Reserve, Jameson Distillery and Distiller's Reserve, Knappogue 1995, Bushmills 21 y.o., Redbreast 15 y.o., Redbreast 12 y.o, An Cnoc 12 y.o, Glendronach 15 (Tawney Port), Jameson 18 y.o, Kilbeggan Distiller's Reserve (new one), James 12 y.o, Glenfarclas 10 y.o pre 2008.
Not pictured (my other, secret, whiskey stash of Midleton Single Casks, older V.R.'s and Scottish independent bottlings).
Moral of the story - I need more beers!0 -
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Recently added this,
[Georgia Moon, Corn Whiskey]
Just wondering where you picked that up?johnnyskeleton wrote: »Tasty Whiskey/Whisky:
Featuring Midleton Very Rare, Mdleton Single Cask, Midleton Barry Crocket Legacy, Caol Ila Distillery's Reserve Jameson Gold, Tallisker Distillery's Reserve, Jameson Distillery and Distiller's Reserve, Knappogue 1995, Bushmills 21 y.o., Redbreast 15 y.o., Redbreast 12 y.o, An Cnoc 12 y.o, Glendronach 15 (Tawney Port), Jameson 18 y.o, Kilbeggan Distiller's Reserve (new one), James 12 y.o, Glenfarclas 10 y.o pre 2008.
Not pictured (my other, secret, whiskey stash of Midleton Single Casks, older V.R.'s and Scottish independent bottlings).
Have to say thats an amazing collection there, a nice display case really would do it justice.0 -
I got it from master of malt web site. Great site really. They ship 8 bottles for 10 euro with a courier with a 2 day delivery. I buy all my bourbon from them, knob creek costs 28 sterling but it's 65 euro in o'briens. They also do very expensive whiskeys by the dram too. Nice way to try stuff that's just way too expensive by the bottle. Just having a drop of bulleit bourbon as I type this, it's delish 0
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I decided that I needed to move my ageing beer cellar and take stock of what I have so I thought I'd photograph everything while I was at it (unopened bottles of spirits have the same home). So this is what lurks in my closet!;)
Rum, Tequila etc.
Whiskey etc. (there are two Taliskers - discovered the second one after I took the photo)
Some large bottles.
Some more large bottles including the last 2 Kriek Boon 2005 from our wedding in 2007
Mmmm Sours.
Orval L-R: 06, 08, 09, 10,11
Brewdog, Brooklyn Etc.
Hommel (probably the last few 50cl bottles in existence - bbe 12 08) and friends
My new, tidy beer cellar.
Now, I wonder if I'll ever get around to picturing my wine and drinking beer?0 -
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Got three new additions from my brilliant girlfriend for my LC Results/Birthday.
I really should add something besides vodka to my drinks cabinet, have a bit of a taste for rum so I'll look into that soon.
In the picture,
Smirnoff Black
Karlson Gold - Single distilled potato vodka, very sweet nice sipped on its own chilled (Not extremely cold)
Legend of Kremlin minature,
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I liked this thread!
Decided it was time to take stock of the beer under the stairs so I thought I'd take some photos and resurrect this thread while I'm at it.
and the ones that wouldn't fit in the first photo
The only undrinkable beer there is the Charles Quint - it was past it's best when I bought it cheap and 2 or more years under the stairs won't have done it much good.
The only ones I haven't tasted are the Dogfish Head 120" and the Schneider Tap X.
Since my last posting, 3 bottles of Shandon Century, a couple of Orval and a couple of Goudenband have gone up to the ageing cupboard.
Maybe I have too much beer in the house?:rolleyes:0 -
Top tip: don't drink them in that orderthe beer revolu wrote: »Dogfish Head 120" and the Schneider Tap X
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johnnyskeleton wrote: »
Johnny, a word of warning, don't store your whiskey on it's side for too long. At a min of 40% the corks will slowly deteriorate and you may find that they break when trying to open them.
A few of my opened one And Here also0 -
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Yay, this thread's alive. Here's my updated collection (removed from the cabinet for photographic purposes):
The couple in the back which are hidden are Goose Island Honker's ale, Odell 5 Barrel and Rogue Mocha porter. And some cheap Chianti from Aldi (don't hate me, wine lovers).0 -
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IrishWhiskeyCha wrote: »johnnyskeleton wrote: »
Johnny, a word of warning, don't store your whiskey on it's side for too long. At a min of 40% the corks will slowly deteriorate and you may find that they break when trying to open them.
A few of my opened one And Here also
that's what they say alright, but on the basis that I've lost more premium spirits from corks drying out ie stored straight than from corks melting I take that advice with a pinch of salt. I rotate them every few months just to be sure.0 -
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Moved out from home, some bottles disappeared some have appeared since the last time I posted.
Just starting to get into Whiskey.
Without using complex terminology, I enjoy Jameson as it has a nice strong full flavour however the Glenlivet Is also wonderful far more complex but its flavour isn't very full. I understand single malt scotch and Irish blended whiskey may not compare well, but I'd just like a bit of advice before I buy again.
What would someone recommend for my next buy(€20-50~).0
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