Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails)
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@Jett129 ah I saw that but thought you were referring to the Wild Common. Gotcha
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@mclaincausey The Wild Common was/is just absolutely delicious. Wonderful agave flavor,great nose and mouthfeel. It was on sale for $45 a bottle. Glad I bought two of them. I’ve liked everything I’ve ever gotten from NOM1123,and this is no exception.
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Me being a Mark Normand and Sam Morril fan, two stand-up comedians with a drinking podcast “We Might Be Drunk”. I had to give their whiskey a try at some point. It’s of course very drinkable
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@Danimal506 Also a big Sam Morril fan. Glad to hear that his whiskey is good. Where did you find it? Also highly recommend Gary Vider who always opens for him and I’m pretty sure Sam had a hand in producing his most recent special.
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@Jett129 I live in Austin, Texas so I was able to get it at Spec’s, a local chain similar to BevMo if you know what that is.
Yea it’s very good! Similar to a Bulleit Rye. I have not watched either of their newest specials but I need to.
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Russell’s 10 year in the messy garage
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Anyone?
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@Megatron1505 if @Nocturama is donating that bottle on Saturday I won't say no
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Me too, always happy to try new drinks that someone else has paid for
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Just got our kiddo to bed. Time to relax. Nothing fancy, but boy does this stuff go down smooth! Especially with some Texas sweet tea
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@goosehd How are you finding that bottle of Lismore single malt?
It got my interest as I had never heard of it before. There is a story behind it.......
The current Lismore bottlings are produced by J and G Grant (The family owners of Glenfarclas - classic Speyside malt). They acquired the Lismore brand name which was an old Glasgow based blender now defunct.
The whisky is coming from an undisclosed Speyside distillery that either J and G Grant have a relationship with or own?
The Lismore name is completely unrelated and is one of the inner Hebridean Islands. The name was picked by the Lundie family who originally owned and ran the Glasgow based blenders business.
I really like Glenfarclas and they offer very good value for money so am interested to hear what this side project tastes like.
