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I don't know how to drive, so even if I get drunk, someone will be the one in charge of driving me home, lol. And even if I do know how to drive, I will not take that risk of driving even when I'm tipsy.

@Shine_Spirit, I think it's because that's the most popular and accessible brand, since it's an American brand. Johnny Walker is the 2nd most popular brand since it's a Scottish brand, so it's imported and therefore more expensive.

Jack Daniels is the one that's most popular among the 3, and with good reason. It's what I prefer too as well, although it can be a bit pricey especially the more "aged" whiskies of the brand.

@Shine_Spirit, Come to think of it, you can still buy food online internationally as long as it's not perishable, like candy, junk foods, canned goods, etc. My relatives from abroad loves to send such goodies to us so yeah, it can be done for certain foods.

I'm not a heavy drinker, so I really don't keep in mind to allot a set budget for whisky, especially since it's quite expensive. If ever I buy one when I feel like it, then my budget would be around $10 to $20.

@Shine_Spirit, I also would not prefer to buy food online, especially international, because by the time it gets to your door it will be spoiled already.

I don't really like drinking in a tiny glass to begin with, it just feels so cramped, so I also would prefer drinking using a wide glass.

@Shine_Spirit, Well I guess no wonder it's cheap. A pound of Provalone cheese must be really heavy, since it's quite expensive online as compared to the set price here.

I know Absolut being mixed with Sprite is quite popular, but my favorite mixed concoction would be gin and juice.

@Shine_Spirit, Upon checking, Provalone cheese is quite cheap at $3 over here, but I wonder how big it is? I guess it will just be small in weight.

@Shine_Spirit, I haven't heard of that type of cheese yet. I googled the price and it ranges from $7.59 to $18 per pound in Amazon. It's not exactly cheap, as compared to the common cheddar cheese, so it must be that good.

I think beer is also the one more popular in the midwest. It's the cheapest kind of alcohol, and most people will buy the more affordable one over the more expensive one to save money.

Well, they sure have saved a lot of money by playing the same commercial every year, lol. Good for them. That's also effective in customer recall.

@Shine_Spirit, You like eating cheese? Is it only only cheddar cheese or other types of cheese? I remember some types of cheese that taste awful, like Raclette cheese.

@Shine_Spirit, Yes I actually don't like beer as much as Bailey's and other sweet-tasting similar drinks, so I actually reserve my money for that.

The cheapest beer that's available here is only less than a dollar. How about in your area? Plus I'm not really a habitual drinker, so I only get to spend very little each month on beer.

True. What are your favorite finger foods to match with beer?

Whisky is not as cheap as other liquors, but the most popular ones over here are Jack Daniels, Johnnie Walker Black, and Jim Beam.

I also prefer clear spirits over the dark ones, just because I was used to drinking gin and gin and juice. Clear spirits are also more commonly seen in parties than the dark ones.

Beer is definitely a good match for junk food or peanuts. Any kind of finger food that's salty would compliment beer too.