What booze do you prefer for sitting by the fire with at night? Mine has to be a nice port or brandy. I occasionally take a bladder of red wine from one of the boxes though when weight is'nt an issue 
What's your favourite campfire tipple?
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i've cut down a hell of a lot on my drinking, so now i enjoy a mug of hot chocolate, with a dash of brandy in it. Pure heaven
Uisgebeath!
"Whisky pure!
Oh whisky you're
A charmer,
Drunk or sober!"
Specifically the fine whisky of Islay. My current favourite is without doubt Caol Ila - 18 year if I can afford it, but the 12 year is perfectly adequate.
I have also been know to carry a 2.5 L platypus bottle full of homebrew. OK, I like a drink...
"Whisky pure!
Oh whisky you're
A charmer,
Drunk or sober!"
Specifically the fine whisky of Islay. My current favourite is without doubt Caol Ila - 18 year if I can afford it, but the 12 year is perfectly adequate.
I have also been know to carry a 2.5 L platypus bottle full of homebrew. OK, I like a drink...
rolla cola...hmm maybe not...
if i'm on my own, a nip or two of laphroig or jamesons from the flask is great when everything else is all done, otherwise its perpetual tea drinking for me. water when actually walking.
wine etc is too heavy to drag out, although if its car camping then there's no limit
might have to make a little trip out to try the 18yr old Caol lla (Roal lla caol lla haha)
if i'm on my own, a nip or two of laphroig or jamesons from the flask is great when everything else is all done, otherwise its perpetual tea drinking for me. water when actually walking.
wine etc is too heavy to drag out, although if its car camping then there's no limit
might have to make a little trip out to try the 18yr old Caol lla (Roal lla caol lla haha)
mojofilter said:A case of Stella, and perhaps a couple of bottles of red wine.
Fine choice sir, I agree 100%
Has anyone tried the 'Cairn O Mohr' bramble, oak leaf of raspberry Wine? bloody good stuff but hits you like a ton of bricks lol
Found this:
Summary:
Cairn O'Mohr award winning Scottish Fruit Wines are made from the berries, flowers and leaves that grow near Errol in Perthshire, by the Gillies Family.
Description:
Makers of Scottish Country Wines of Distinction: Raspberry,Strawberry, Elderberry, Bramble, Autumn Oak Leaf, Spring Oak Leaf and gooseberry. Also produce sparkling wine varieties - Strawberry and Oak & Elder. Perfect with food or just to drink and keep the conversation flowing.
No connection etc, although they must have had a fair bit of my money the past few years lol
Found this:
Summary:
Cairn O'Mohr award winning Scottish Fruit Wines are made from the berries, flowers and leaves that grow near Errol in Perthshire, by the Gillies Family.
Description:
Makers of Scottish Country Wines of Distinction: Raspberry,Strawberry, Elderberry, Bramble, Autumn Oak Leaf, Spring Oak Leaf and gooseberry. Also produce sparkling wine varieties - Strawberry and Oak & Elder. Perfect with food or just to drink and keep the conversation flowing.
No connection etc, although they must have had a fair bit of my money the past few years lol
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Mine would be whatever you are carryingscottishwolf said:What booze do you prefer for sitting by the fire with at night? Mine has to be a nice port or brandy. I occasionally take a bladder of red wine from one of the boxes though when weight is'nt an issue
However, if I could choose it would have to be a good malt whisky.
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