Alcohol Infused Goodness

asandir · Postby **asandir** » Apr 5 2007, 2:56

in most cases, I'd agree with you, stefan. But like a good cheese, a good stout served cold is ruined. The cold makes the flavor one dimensional, and limits the ability of your nose to get involved in the experience.

and that may be why I don't drink stouts, or maybe I'm just weak

Caradoc · Postby **Caradoc** » Apr 5 2007, 4:58

What matters most with Stouts is whether they are fresh. I had come to think that bottled Guiness was a good drink but then I got to spend some time in Ireland and had it fresh on draft. After about 12 pints, those tin whistles started to sound pretty good.

asandir · Postby **asandir** » Apr 5 2007, 5:35

12 pints of Guinness, I'm surprised you were still standing!

Omega_Destroyer · Postby **Omega_Destroyer** » Apr 5 2007, 6:04

I doubt he was.

asandir · Postby **asandir** » Apr 5 2007, 6:06

maybe they were just funnelling it in

ThunderTitan · Postby **ThunderTitan** » Apr 5 2007, 14:16

Omega_Destroyer wrote:His autopsy never found traces of poison,

Well he was a lawful evil monk....

Omega_Destroyer · Postby **Omega_Destroyer** » Apr 5 2007, 15:31

Corribus · Postby **Corribus** » Apr 5 2007, 15:32

Caradoc wrote:What matters most with Stouts is whether they are fresh. I had come to think that bottled Guiness was a good drink but then I got to spend some time in Ireland and had it fresh on draft. After about 12 pints, those tin whistles started to sound pretty good.

Yes, a lot of the darker brews are better (much better) out of the tap than out of the bottle. And the closer the tap is to the brewery, the fresher it is!

asandir · Postby **asandir** » Apr 10 2007, 5:53

i recall one time after finishing work at the races (back when i did leg work) we set up a keg of Hahn Premium (a fairly decent local beer) in a bin full of ice, inside a coolroom, going thru a superchiller, then thru a coldplate, had it coming out of the tap at 0.4 degrees .... that stuff went down so sweetly that we were all smashed before we'd even realised it!

Mytical · Postby **Mytical** » Apr 15 2007, 10:56

Well not being much of an alcohol drinker, I can honestly say there is one case I make an exception. Spiked Eggnog. I prefer rum (151) but whisky is so so.

asandir · Postby **asandir** » Apr 16 2007, 2:58

rum

can't stand the stuff

Omega_Destroyer · Postby **Omega_Destroyer** » Apr 16 2007, 3:26

It's ok once in awhile. I don't recommend a lot of it after eating fast food. :vomit:

I couldn't drink rum for a few years after that.

asandir · Postby **asandir** » Apr 16 2007, 3:54

i can't stand it since I used to drink Bundy rum, that stuff is like Draino!

Omega_Destroyer · Postby **Omega_Destroyer** » Apr 16 2007, 4:02

asandir · Postby **asandir** » Apr 16 2007, 4:05

indeed

Mytical · Postby **Mytical** » Apr 16 2007, 5:17

Normally I hate the taste of any alcohol, but seems to be ok with Eggnog. Maybe it just overpowers it *shrugs*. Now I love to mix Suicide Slides (a bit of everything you have available), but would never drink one.

asandir · Postby **asandir** » Apr 16 2007, 5:28

and I prefer drinking cocktails .... good match then I say

ThunderTitan · Postby **ThunderTitan** » Apr 16 2007, 12:33

Rum is for being added to foods, deserts most likely (the kind blind ppl see as moldy). When without rum you can use vodka apparently. Now if you'l excuse me i have some food to eat so i can get to deserts.

asandir · Postby **asandir** » Apr 17 2007, 5:13

I prefer the dinner normally, savoury over sweets for me

ThunderTitan · Postby **ThunderTitan** » Apr 17 2007, 9:13

stefan.urlus wrote:I prefer the dinner normally, savoury over sweets for me

Yes, you're a crazy person, lets move on.

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