Either Balvenie Double Cask, a 12yr. old single malt scotch, or Glenlevit Nadura, a 16 yr. old single malt. Maybe a little bit of each!
Your Beverage For Ushering In The New Year
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jlrhiner
US Veteran
Not being much of a drinker, this year will be a JD Single Barrel Select. And probably a Diet Dr. Pepper. A lot of them.....
s1mp13m4n
Member
It will probably be Welches sparkling grape juice. Now for Xmas my father in law got me a big bottle of Crown Royal Black. Not sure what size it is, but the bottle is glass and has a handle on it. The funny part is that I really do not drink. I sip now and then and maybe drink a 1L bottle of JD or JB a year.
bennettfam
Member
Be driving so it'll be Dr. Pepper. If I was at home I might indulge in a Coronita.
jimmy57
US Veteran
Yuengling Lager
m657
Member
Just juiced up the last of our home grown carrots.....ain't nothing like licking fresh carrot juice foam off yer lips while sitting back watching the fire crackle and giving yer sweetie a special squeeze....
straightshooter1
US Veteran
Going to a friend's house to celebrate one of the women's birthdays.
Not a drinker, so IF, and it's a big IF, I see the ball drop, it will be with a Coke Zero. I have to drive about 45 minutes back home after the little party and don't want anything to take my attention from the drunks who are also on the road.
I really hope to be home and in bed by 10:30 or a bit later as we have a trap competition on New Years Day.
Bob
Not a drinker, so IF, and it's a big IF, I see the ball drop, it will be with a Coke Zero. I have to drive about 45 minutes back home after the little party and don't want anything to take my attention from the drunks who are also on the road.
I really hope to be home and in bed by 10:30 or a bit later as we have a trap competition on New Years Day.
Bob
SavageSmoker
Member
Templeton Rye whiskey...if its good enough for Al Capone it's good enough for me! Plus, I turn 40 tomorrow so everyone celebrates with me. Whatever your drink of choice...have a safe and happy New Year!
1morethan8
US Veteran, Absent Comrade
Did you know almost 5 billion dollars was spent on liquor last December in the U. S. of A.!
If you wake up the next morning with a hangover it's a sign the liquor was made wrong even after being real drunk the night before.
Would you also believe the best rum is made in the Appalachian Mountains and not in the Caribbean?
I guess I don't need to say anything about the whiskeys,
brandy, and other distilled spirits?
When you hear "Appalachian Heart", it's not a location...
it's the "center cut"!
...without a tax stamp!
If you wake up the next morning with a hangover it's a sign the liquor was made wrong even after being real drunk the night before.
Would you also believe the best rum is made in the Appalachian Mountains and not in the Caribbean?
I guess I don't need to say anything about the whiskeys,
brandy, and other distilled spirits?
When you hear "Appalachian Heart", it's not a location...
it's the "center cut"!
...without a tax stamp!
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4506517
Member
At the rate this country is going, probably Victory Gin.
mkk41
US Veteran
Staying home with some 9yr old Knob Creek single barrel reserve.
Old TexMex
Member
Gunslinger808
Member
Pfff, Bud Light ya snobs!
In mass quantities, followed by whatever rot gut liquor I can suck down.
Sometimes quantity is a quality all it's own!
In mass quantities, followed by whatever rot gut liquor I can suck down.
Sometimes quantity is a quality all it's own!
Going to a friend's house, so it will be whatever he has out on the bar. Not much of it: I have a four block walk home.
speedyquad
Member
i'm cheap and don't drink a lot..i'll be sitting at home with the wife and kids. she'll most likely have a glass or two of Riunite Blackberry Merlot and I'll crack a bottle or 2 of coors light...
kozmic
Member
I've been lovingly working on a bottle of Ballantine 30 year old Scotch given to me by my F-I-L. It was bottled in 1966. He has cases upon cases of amazing high end libations. All dating back decades when he owned a liquor store. He slides me a bottle every so often. God bless that man!
So at 77 years old this scotch has mellowed to a point where even smelling the cork (yes cork) is orgasmic. Kicking my feet up with a topped off rocks glass is a slice of heaven that I can't recommend strongly enough. If it didn't taste so dam good (and I had a higher tolerance for pain) I would give thought to shooting this stuff right into my arm. It's that addicting.
So at 77 years old this scotch has mellowed to a point where even smelling the cork (yes cork) is orgasmic. Kicking my feet up with a topped off rocks glass is a slice of heaven that I can't recommend strongly enough. If it didn't taste so dam good (and I had a higher tolerance for pain) I would give thought to shooting this stuff right into my arm. It's that addicting.
K-22
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