Whiskey Question

[dave lukins]

The old school English and Scottish pubs I lived and worked in had water pitchers on the bar. Many of them where Famous Grouse branded water pitchers. They where mostly empty all the time.

It seems much of the old ways of getting smashed have changed.

I still have a F Grouse jug, can't remember where it came from. I think it followed me home on drunken night

[Doktor]

I still have a F Grouse jug, can't remember where it came from. I think it followed me home on drunken night

I have a lot of souvenirs that followed me home on drunken nights

[YellowFever]

Speaking of Famous Grouse, W.E.B. Griffin kept mentioning it in his "Corp" series of novels so I picked up a cpuple of.bottles at the Duty Free on my way to Cancun a couple of years ago (was vey cheap..less than 50 bucks for two bottles) and equal parts water and Grouse, plus one ice cube (just the way they drank it in the book), mixed in with a good Cuban cigar was one of the best booze drinking experience in my life.

Couldn't believe cheap scotch could be that good. Now I prefer the damn thing over most other scotch.

[Repatriated Canuck]

Grouse is awesome with Stone's Ginger Wine on a cold/wet day.

It also goes down so easy you end up plastered sooner rather than later.

Hell of a winter warmer I tell you and I see myself drinking that up here in Yellowknife.



and

[bigross86]

You're a former Aussie, you should know just how awesome a Bundaberg ginger beer is

[Repatriated Canuck]

Never had that. I'll give it a try.

I can buy Bundy up here. Maybe I'll unleash the bear on Yellowknife.