18-year-old Tobermory Distillery single malt from 1995.
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Ancient Age
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Jameson
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Enjoyed a double of Balvenie 14 Caribbean Cask this afternoon.
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JW Black.
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Old Weller Antique
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3 Sheeps Cashmere Hammer Nitro Rye Stout .... not bad.

St. Ambroise Apricot Wheat Ale.....gross.

Founder's Breakfast Stout....always good.
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Home-brewed stout, then Yellow Spot, now Jameson. Happy St. Paddy's Day!
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Titos and redbull.

After a shot of McCallans. Hey it's St Paddy's day!
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****... more Redbull and titos.
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Glenmorangie Signet. It's my first time trying it and it is very, very good.
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Alagash Black Stout - very hoppy for a stout, but not bad. Good beer for someone who enjoys a heavier beer with some hops. I'm just not a hops guy.

Samuel Smith Organic Chocolate Stout - I'd recommend this as a dessert beer, the chocolate smell is overwhelming, and it tastes like beer with some Hershey's syrup. Glad it was my last beer of the night.
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Grabbed a 12ver of a local brew, paired with an oliva V Churchill, going on 2 hours now.

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Uinta makes good brews.

I'm enjoying my second mojito. Limes from my tree. Mint from my garden.
I bought the rum. :-)
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For those in and around New Jersey, you may want to try Demented Brewing in Middlesex, NJ. (https://www.dementedbrewing.com)

The newest of their brews is called Double Dementia IPA. I tried it yesterday and was blown away by the flavor and quality of the brew. If you enjoy Imperial/Double craft beers, I would suggest this one. With an ABV of 8.5%, you will not be disappointed. Their description of the flavor is great:

"Reserved for the most infernal of palates, Double Dementia
is a sinful collection of classic west coast hops blended with
malts the color of hellfire. Just the right amount of bitter,
followed by an explosion of juicy citrus flavor blended with
bright floral aromas. Drinking easier than any Imperial IPA
should, this beer is evil... that's what we love about it."
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Octomore 7.2. It's my first time trying an Octomore and I was surprised by how balanced it is.
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So, I love good stuff as much as the next guy, but I always keep a bottle of Jim Beam in the cabinet. It's nostalgic for me, what my grand dad drinks, what I drank in college, etc.

Stopped at the border on the way back from Canada this weekend and picked up some black label instead of white. Damn was it worth it! I suggest everyone give it a try next time they are at the store.

It's only a bit more than the regular, but I don't know how much, since I got a 1 liter bottle for $18 at the duty free!
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Ardbeg Uigeadail
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Martini time.
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One of my favorite old shows staring Bill Bixby, My Favorite Martini :-)

Plan on killing a good portion of this Plantation 20th Anniversary rum. :-)
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