Fire side snifters

[CLEM]

Always been a bourbon chap meself, nice drap of Makers Mark, Woodford Reserve, Blanton’s in a little hip flask at the end of the night. Smashing stuff. At more reasonable end Jim Beam, Bulliet, Buffalo Trace all very nice too.
What are you ladies n gents preferred fire side sippages???

 

[crosslandkelly]

A nice drop of Sixsmith Gin and Elderflower Tonic.

 

[CLEM]

A nice drop of Sixsmith Gin and Elderflower Tonic.

I do like a nice G&T meself Mr Kelly mate, very freshreshing indeed. Ah who am I kidding I like everything pretty much ha ha

 

[Broch]

A good malt - especially from Islay but lots of others too
A VSOP or XO Armagnac in preference to a Cognac

But, recently been trying good Rums - new for me. A couple of the XO's have been exceptional, smooth and sweet.

 

[Dogoak]

An Islay malt is my prefered choice. I'll have a go at anything though

 

[bobnewboy]

If you like a malt, keep an eye on Tesco's clubcard special offers. My comfy cupboard now has a selection purchased at an nicer-than-usual price

 

[Van-Wild]

A cup of tea...... does that count

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[Mesquite]

Bruadar

 

[Grebby]

Islay Malt for me too. Laphroaig preferably.

That said I'll give most things a try

 

[Robson Valley]

I have several. Being sort of a brutal winter climate thing here, ice in all my drinks.
>2 oz Kraken dark rum over 2 cubes. (bad day at the office)
>2 oz Gran Marnier over 2 cubes. (bad week at the office)
>6 cubes in a short glass, flood with Martini Dry Vermouth. Add a chopped Navel orange slice. (I'm pooped, need to put my feet up.)
I like the way the taste changes as the ice melts.

 

[bobnewboy]

Tonight: a good slug of Tamnavulin (sherry cask edition), straight, no ice. Cheers / skål !

 

[Broch]

Ye Gods, I'm in good company

 

[crosslandkelly]

Still sipping my Sixsmith.

 

[henchy3rd]

I have a fancy for Brockmans Gin & Mediterranean tonic with blue berries or Remy Martin XO brandy.

 

[Robson Valley]

Fruit is critical. Then an 8cm/4" sandwich toothpick is essential for spearing
the fruit. Each time, you name a particularly ineffective administrator.

 

[CLEM]

Hendricks gin now there’s a nice palate reviver, very nice.

 

[CLEM]

I tried a new gin last night Whitley Neil Blackberry, very nice. Much nicer than same company’s Raspberry variety.

 

[crosslandkelly]

I tried a new gin last night Whitley Neil Blackberry, very nice. Much nicer that same company’s Raspberry variety.

It's great that there are so many new gins on the market these days, and I've tried a few, but I always go back to a good old London Dry Gin.

By the way, I meant Sipmith not Sixmith.

 

[CLEM]

It's great that there are so many new gins on the market these days, and I've tried a few, but I always go back to a good old London Dry Gin.

By the way, I meant Sipmith not Sixmith.

Hendricks is my go too. A great palate reviver, very freshreshing

 

[Madriverrob]

Any single malt will work for me ……...