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I agree, regular beer will totally eclipse the salty and fishy taste of fish, so the light variation would be best.

No, I don't own one, since I don't drink often anyway, so obviously I don't need to carry whisky with me when I go out.

Lol, of course the info didn't come from me, it came from Google, lol. Well at least you are now aware and more informed about the subject. Take it easy when it comes to drinking. :)

It has a milder taste as compared to other whiskies, I liked it. I intend to buy one again in the future.

Oh you don't collect anything at all? I don't mind collecting DVD's and CD's and even bags, pouches and old model phones, I'm just not into collecting breakable things like glasses and figurines.

No, I don't have one, I actually dislike collecting any glass items like shot glasses or figurines, since I'm not fond of breakable and fragile items, and they will also just gather dust and waste space in my house.

Well according to this article, women can only have 1 drink of beer per day, and men can only have 2 at the most, so if he drinks 2 times only a week then there won't be any problem then, here is the article: www.livestrong.com/article/504749-the-health-effects-of-two-beers-per-day/

I also am not drinking anything right now, I wish I was though, lol. Earlier though I was just drinking coconut juice, and I just put some sugar on it. Yummy.

Well, even if he consumes alcohol only 2 times a week, hopefully his alcohol intake is just as low too. Like only 2 bottles at the most. Because if he drinks alot even if it's only 2 times a week, then his liver is like a "ticking time bomb" so to speak.

Well this forum is a good way for whisky lovers to interact with each other and to share their views and ask questions on that topic, so that's why I keep coming back to the site.

And I thought that you were a guy based on your username, lol. Yes, beer and alcohol in general is quite detrimental to our health, just read this link for more info: https://health.clevelandclinic.org/2016/07/6-surprising-ways-alcohol-affects-health-not-just-liver/

Ah I see. Well that's good that you have adjusted to the taste of vodka. I guess you will never try to drink beer more for the same reason, which is just ok too, since beer may damage our liver in the long run.

I see that Buffalo Trace has already been mentioned, so I would suggest the "budget" one which is Jim Beam White Label Bourbon Whiskey.

Vodka? It tasted as equally bitter as beer, I tasted the brand Absolut. Unless you place a whole lot of ice in your glass, then they will taste very bitter when undiluted.

Wine is indeed a good choice, but it's a bit expensive compared to beer. How about you start with beer first? It's the cheapest alcohol out there and readily accessible in every store.

I also don't have a favorite bar, but I always look for the spacious ones and those that sell the cheapest priced drinks, since some drinks in bars can be quite expensive.

I also don't like beer that much, so I'd rather not do it. Besides, beer is pretty cheap already, like less than $1 for a bottle, so why make all that effort for something that you could get for a very cheap price, right?

It's the middle-range beer for the masses, so I think you can't go wrong with Jim Beam, especially when you're not willing to spend money on the more expnsive brands like Jack Daniels.

When I'm in the mood for a cold glass of beer then I usually go for Budweiser. It's a bit more expensive than other beers, but it's ok because it tastes better.

People's day offs are different, so I think people will certainly go to bars when they are off from work, regardless of the state they live in.