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apicius9 said:
D'Arenberg The Hermit Crab 2012. Nice first impression but I just opened it, I hope it will come out a bit more in the glass. Should get a little deeper for a viognier-marsanne.

Stefan
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Nice choice. Great winery. I love their reds and they get so much better with age
 
I vaguely remember a good dessert wine from d'Arenberg also.

Today it's a beer, kind of: Hop-De-ranged, Knee Deep Brewing Co. A quad IPA. Not sure what they were thinking, but for me this is an example that not everything that can be done, needs to be done. Falls into the 'interesting' category, but I am not sure I can finish the bottle - and that is a sentence you will never have heard from me before...

Stefan
 
Went to the local store and bought a classics malt pack, tonight was rouge breweries single malt beer nad a small glass of glenkinchie, beer was too bitter for my palate, the malt was
 
Sleeping with the Green Fairy, tonight! Absinthe has such a pleasant licorice taste. Happy New Year, all
 
ecchef said:
A couple of bottles of Roederer rose brut...don't remember the vintage...that came from somewhere.
Happy New Year everyone! (4hrs & 15 minutes from now.)
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I really enjoy the Roederer rose brut. I hate to sound like a pansy by saying this, but it goes well with NFL football in my house. And with my Vikes these last few years, that bottle is pretty much polished off by half time.

k.
 
Tait, The Ballbuster 2012. Very nice, right up my alley. Medium oompf for a younger shiraz, probably toned down a bit by the 12% merlot and 10% cab sauv. Still a little on the cold side, should get even nicer in an hour if I can stay awake that long...

Stefan
 
Happy new years everyone. Crazy service now enjoying a new Holland beer barrel bourbon
 
This one was hiding...but I found it!
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Butcher's Brewing, Continental Breakfast Stout. At 10pm. Maybe it's better at breakfast time? O.k. beer, but not on the list to buy again.

Stefan
 
Auchentoshan has always been one of my favorite distilleries. I believe they are the only triple distilled scotches, a characteristic found in Irish whiskey
 
Tin Cup whiskey. Got a bottle to have a change of pace from single malt. A bit sharp after the pour but after sitting/warming a bit it has a wonderful aroma and is smooth with a bit of rye spice.
 
USC 2012 said:
Auchentoshan has always been one of my favorite distilleries. I believe they are the only triple distilled scotches, a characteristic found in Irish whiskey
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Hazelburn (Campbeltown) is also (always) triple distilled. There are other distilleries who have used/still use partial triple distillation.

On that note, Hazelburn 2003 Rundlets & Kilderkins. Outstanding.
 
Copper and Kings Absinthe Blanche, with just a little bit of ice water. Not bad at all. Has almost a tequila note on the nose, which is certainly not unpleasant. I believe that they currently have a version aging in juniper wood barrels. Looking forward to that.

 
Timthebeaver said:
Hazelburn (Campbeltown) is also (always) triple distilled. There are other distilleries who have used/still use partial triple distillation.

On that note, Hazelburn 2003 Rundlets & Kilderkins. Outstanding.
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I have not had this scotch, I'll have to check it out. For now, Im enjoying a 19 yo Jura
 
Tullibardine is so good! I've only had an 18 and 20 year old, though. Lots of butterscotch and a ribbon of peat.
 
Sinking low. Glenlivet 12. The only booze in the house.

Stefan
 
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