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Well that's a tough question, I really can't answer. Laphroaig and Highland Park have to be somewhere at the very top of the list though.

I've tried a few but it's really not my thing. Desperados (tequila and lemon flavoured) is an interesting one to try on a hot summer day though.

Pub. Looong bar so you can actually sit there with your friends without having people constantly behind you trying to get drinks from in between. And some small local rock band playing live. ;)

I always have some in the house but actually I drink it quite rarely. Last time must have been a couple of weeks ago and in general I'd say it's 2-4 times per month .

Haha for a while I was thinking what's going on here. Then I realised that you are talking about Christmas trees. Seriously for quite a while I was thinking "really? someone plants a fake tree in their garden?" Anyway. Real for me, always been that way and it will always stay that way if there...

How did I forget corona from my list! Yeah, corona definitely deserves a mention since at least in the USA it seemed to be sold like any regular beer but the taste is really good. Here in Europe... hard to find bigger packs of Corona in the supermarket so it's more like a special beer around here.

Never had American Honey but I know that there are some other honey whiskeys around. I'm generally not a big fan of mixing whiskey with anything but this definitely sounds interesting so I'll keep this in mind.

That is a very hard question. There are so many different types that it's quite impossible to just predict what would suit your taste. What I would do is find a pub with a good selection of whiskey. Then just go there, start with a Jameson and work your way from there. I don't know where you...

The Scots spell it whisky. The Irish spell it whiskey. That is where the different spelling comes from. In the USA it's spelled whiskey of course since the Irish were a strong influence due to immigration. That covers the three big producers, I'm not sure what the proper spelling is when the...

Well yeah as I said my wine cellar is simply a dream now. I don't even have an apartment currently, so I'll need that first, then start thinking about a house with a basement that I can turn into a wine cellar. :D

Good to hear! I'm sure we can start throwing some European stuff on here so the 'murican population will finally be informed of what proper beer tastes like! :)

Well. Had a bit of whiskey (Grant's cherry cask edition) last night with a friend so this morning has been a slow one. Just had some coffee, apple juice and a miniature english breakfast so feeling pretty good right now. ;)

Haha, I have a dream of building my own wine cellar.. nothing too big but something where I can store up to 100 bottles or something. Just need a house with a basement for that... so this is just a far away dream right now.

It's hard to be more specific as I move around way too much, haven't really had a permanent "home" in years. When it comes to whiskey... well of course Scotland and Ireland are known for it. Way too many brands to even mention. :D

Even in many parts of Europe Jack Daniels is "the whiskey". I never understood why, I guess they really got the job well done when it comes to marketing. I don't mind drinking Jack but I've actually never bought a bottle and probably never will.

I started drinking around the time I was 16 or 17. Had many phases from borderline alcoholic to going for months without a single drink but needless to say (this is a whiskey forum afterall) that I do enjoy drinking.

Thanks Sue, I'll keep it in mind and see if I can find the time to go.

Slow and steady. If you buy a bottle a week (without drinking all of it) then sooner or later you are going to end up with a nice collection of different ones to choose from. ;)

Maybe every other day or so. I like to have a beer with dinner, though depending on the food I might have red wine instead of beer. So yeah mainly with food but also sometimes in the evening when watching sports/movies or hanging out with friends. In the last case it's going to be more than...

Same here, I haven't tried that many different brands but Cohiba is definitely my favourite. The quality is great and they are not super expensive so I think that's a winning combination for me. ;)