Your Favorite Shot Of Alcohol

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Patron for shots. Remy Martin for the on the rocks drink :D . Had King Louie on the rocks once and that was over 100 bucks :spyder: Goes for over 2500 a bottle :eek:
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coonan wrote:Johnnie Walker Blue
at a shot per month it is not so bad.
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A nice, aged sipping Rum for me.

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I rarely have distilled spirits anymore, but my favorite would probably be D.O.M. Benedictine liqueur.
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Shot in the brain:
put that in layers
1/2 Baileys
1/2 sambuca
splash of Grenadine
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1/3 mint liquor
1/3 Irish whiskey
1/3 Baileys
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Everclear, So rest of my money can be spent on fishing/hunting/knives/cars.
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coonan wrote:Johnnie Walker Blue
I received a bottle for a gift quite a few years back (too rich for my pocket) and it is quite good. Maybe my palate isn't educated enough to appreciate it, but I didn't find it any better than Black Label.

Actually, when it comes to Scotch, I prefer a single malt like Laphroig anyway. Two fingers, no ice please.
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I remember liking Old Grandad. The only time I wouldn't take a shot of Old Grandad was when on the job when I was in the military. Then it was 2 shots of Old Grandad. :eek: Just kidding, alcohol and work is not a good mix. So I quit working. :)

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Ron Zacapa Centenario
23-year old rum from Guatemala, very smoooth
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Lately I really enoying some red Italian wine, still once in a while will take shots of brandy or tequila.
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Wild Turkey 101
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I don't do shots, but for a regular drink it comes between Ron Zacapa 23 and Elijah Craig 18y/o Single Barrel with a bit of water.
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I generally dont do shots anymore...bt what I like to drink is Macallan 12yr old...well, Id prefer 18yr old, but cant afford that. Will have for you Switchback tomorrow night!
Switchback wrote:I like to sip Macallan 12 year on the weekends.
coonan wrote:Johnnie Walker Blue
Shots of Blue? Its so smooth, Im not sure youd feel it going down! Crazy smooth! :D
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A shot of Baker's makes me happy, but the combo of a shot of Jameson's and a Guinness will ALWAYS be near perfection.
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coonan wrote:at a shot per month it is not so bad.
Price aside, some things are too fine and are meant to be sipped slowly, my friend. My last bottle of Middleton's was enjoyed at a snail's pace - each occasional glass savored like it was the last thing I'd drink on my last night on Earth. However, to each their own, and you should absolutely enjoy such fineries however you see fit because that's what they were created for. Life is too short to drink drinks you don't enjoy.
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No hard liquor for me :eek:

I drink too much beer like it is :p :D
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Evil D wrote:I haven't drank in 11 years but when i did i had a taste for Segrams 7 for some odd reason. I also liked Bacardi 151.
Congrats on 11 years. I haven't drank in 16 but it was Jack and Coors light, (and lots of both).
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bourbon
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One bourbon, one scotch and one beer.
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Jameson Wiskey

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