The Xmas Booze Thread.

Dave

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What tipples will ye be partaking in, this festive season?

Ive just ordered a bottle of Ben Nevis 10 year old single malt whisky, from the Green Welly Stop in Tyndrum, as I had a fair bit at the bar, last time I was staying in a hotel in Fort William.

Im no expert, but this was by far the best Whisky I have tasted.

Over to you....
 

mick91

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Very nice drop there Dave. My local has a bottle. Mine will be a sample of each of this year's homebrews (there have been a few!) and maybe a cheeky sloe gin or 5! And I have it on good authority said local has a barrel of titanic plum porter on order! If you're reading don't worry johnie, I've reserved us a few!
 
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British Red

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Dec 30, 2005
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A lovely and slightly mad Dane named Heidi has confided her Glögg recipe to me. Its a syrup based recipe rather like the mulled wine recipe that I usually do, www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=36071 . I have to say it may even eclipse the normal mulled wine. Cardamom was a surprise ingredient - as was blackcurrant - but the result is outstanding!
 

MartiniDave

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Morgan's Spiced Gold for me, with the odd tot of Palmers Gold Cap scotch for an occasional change of pace.

Cheers!

Dave
 

John Fenna

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Home made - wine (various hedgerow wines), Sloe Gin, Sloe Brandy, Blackberry Vodka, Sloe Port (wine poured over the Sloe Brandy fruit after the Sloe Brandy has been bottled)
Bought - some kind of decent red wine, whatever Whisky I get given as prezzies.....
 

Nic Le Becheur

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It all depends what I can find in my brother's cellar, as we spend Yule with the extended family under his roof :) But in an unusual fit of providence when I was last staying with his family Oop North jun the summer, I did lay in some of these:

http://www.levenshall.co.uk/shop-and-eat/morocco-ale.html

I hope the bugger hasn't found and drunk them - but he does have a saying: "You don't need to open a good bottle of drink to appreciate it."

What tipples will ye be partaking in, this festive season?

Ive just ordered a bottle of Ben Nevis 10 year old single malt whisky, from the Green Welly Stop in Tyndrum, as I had a fair bit at the bar, last time I was staying in a hotel in Fort William.

Im no expert, but this was by far the best Whisky I have tasted.

Over to you....
 

Dave

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Sep 17, 2003
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Looks an interesting ale.
My favorite ale, would be the Black Sheep Ale, brewed up in Masham.
A delicious bitter.
 

Goatboy

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I'm hoping for some good port as a present :D

If this bad weather keeps up Mike you'll get away with cheap port. You know what they say... (drumroll)... Any old port in a storm. (Badoom tish!)


(I'll get my coat) :rolleyes:

Sent via smoke-signal from a woodland in Scotland.
 

Klenchblaize

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