In the essence of the "what are you listening to" thread...
What do you drink while listening?
I'm half way through a bottle of Jim Beam Black label
although i love liquer muscat
Cheers Ben
What do you drink while listening?
I'm half way through a bottle of Jim Beam Black label
although i love liquer muscat
Cheers Ben
Depends on the mood, could be beer, a bottle of red, or sometimes a Sauvignon blanc... But the favourite is a scotch 😀
Tang: stirred, not shaken.
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lime soda (squeeze limes, put a bit of simple sugar, top up with sparkling water). wonderful in the heat of singapore.
I had some of that stuff when I was in Turkey. Used to get sachets of it, add a 2 litre bottle of water and you've got a drink for the day. I think we brought some back. Off to check the cupboards.
I don't drink anything when listening, mainly because multi-tasking is something that doesn't come easily to me. Listening has priority.
Hmmm I was just thinking a glass of chivas wouldn't go down to badly after a hectic week! The other alternatives in the cupboard would be Johny walker black or lafroaig both of which are a little more depleted. Or the cask of cab sav merlo sitting on top of the fridge 😉 decisions decisions.....
Tony.
Tony.
Depends on the time of day and the music I'm listening to. The top 3 are:
1. Tea.
2. Coffee.
3. Bourbon on the rocks.
1. Tea.
2. Coffee.
3. Bourbon on the rocks.
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Spaten Brau, then Pimms when it's hot (everyday up here) Margs when I can be bothered making them.
Do I get three guesses?
Yes?
Ok, here goes:
1) Makers Mark. No?
2) Woodford Reserve. No?
3) Knob Creek. No? I give up…
I drink coffee, preferably Papua Newguinean, always made in a cafetiere (french press to the americans here).
PS: Nice Tom Waits quote btw Kevin.
Yes?
Ok, here goes:
1) Makers Mark. No?
2) Woodford Reserve. No?
3) Knob Creek. No? I give up…
I drink coffee, preferably Papua Newguinean, always made in a cafetiere (french press to the americans here).
PS: Nice Tom Waits quote btw Kevin.
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Tea first thing in the morning 😉 Followed by a fairly regular influx of Kenco coffee until late afternoon. Just started the evening round of Snakebite 
I might occasionally indulge with a 10 year old Glenmorangie
I might occasionally indulge with a 10 year old Glenmorangie
Try Lagavulin 16 years old much much better IMHO
Pred
PS
In summer a glass of Sauternes goes down nicely, specially since the better half likes it a lot 🙂