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Last week. At a university graduation party of a longtime friend. :) I hadn't had whisky that way in a while, but I had to take advantage of it because it was free (something that doesn't happen so often :D).

I currently have a girlfriend, but when I'm single I don't see any harm in meeting some girl in a pub or pub. I't's completely normal. ;) I've met some of them who that after some brief relationship with me they became my friends. :)

I usually go to disco at least 2 times a month (I like to go there! :D). Sometimes I go more than 2 times if some friends from other cities come to visit me (but this doesn't always happen). We like to have fun!

Dark, Light Or Amber... Particularly, I have no problem with any of the three types of beer. :DI like a lot because they're very good options. I don't usually have a favorite because it ends up depending a lot on my mood. :rolleyes:

The only kind of foods that I like to eat while I'm drinking beer are salty snacks, for example: doritos, rufles, peanuts... Or, pizza! :) I never eat normal food while I'm drinking beer. I've tried it a few times and I've always hated the results. :confused:

Yes, I've tried beer with lemon and I love it. ;) The taste of the beer manages gets heavier (in a good way, of couse... because it's more striking and more accurate). The taste gets higher and this makes the beer look better. :cool:

I don't know if this is recommended or not by the experts, but I drink whisky practically every day (at least 4 times a week). Until today I never had any kind of problem because my consumption - although frequent - is very moderate.

This is a very tricky question, isn't it? :rolleyes: Pick just one as my favorite beer seems to me to be pretty unfair, but I'd say Budweiser (I love this beer! :)) is at the top of my list.

I prefer the older whiskeys because the taste gets much more intense and more delicious. For me, the older the whisky... The better the taste. I think the age of whisky is one of the factors that most contribute to its evolution.

Despite all these benefits that you @DR KOKIL AGARWAL mentioned about beer (by the way, some of them I still didn't know... very nice :)), I still prefer to drink whisky because it combines more with me (my lifestyle :cool:).

I've tried mixing various types of drinks over the years (beer, wine, vodka and whiskey to be more precise). The results have never been good - at least in relation to my expectations :( -, but I don't regret it because since then I don't mix any type of drink aymore (except for juices :p).

If we are to consider the various flavors existing, I believe the age is indeed an extremely important factor and it certainly causes a great increase in the price of the whisky, by the way (it's amazing how much values can get so high). So yes... Age matters. :)

A "bar" or a "pub" is always the most appropriate / coolest place to have a beer. :) I'm not against consuming beer at other places, but I really think that a "bar" or a "pub" has the necessary essence / identity that is fully associable with the image accompanying the beer.

In your case, a slight mixture with some other suitable liquid (the problem may be to find the correct liquid to match with the main drink, for example: bourbon) is always the solution. But for me, most of my drinks I really like (and I prefer, actually) to drink them pure. I don't like it when...

I don't agree with most of the placements on your favorite list, but surely you have chosen great representatives to join the team. Those whiskys recommendations are really great. Chivas Regal and Johnny Walker are two of my favorites.

I prefer my bourbon without any drop of water... I like it pure. Rarely - depending on the temperature - I put some ice but in general, I only drink my bourbon pure. Some friends of mine drink bourbon with a little water and they even try to convince me that the taste is better, but I didn't...

I think I was 18 or 19 years old at the time when I had my first beer. I don't remember what the beer brand was, but it was one with a very strong taste (at least for me... my first time, c'mon! :p). I drank it on a college friend's birthday.

"Japan has been making whiskey since 1924, unfortunate I haven't had the chance to try some." Me neither (but I would love to try it someday.. who knows? :)). I have to confess that I could never imagine a country like Japan producing whisky since that time. It sounds very unsual. Anyway, I...

Honestly, I have any whisky that I can say that is my absolute favorite because I have several favorites on my list. I don't know in which placement, but "Dewar's" would definitely there because the taste and the smell are great and very striking. I think "Dewar's" deserves much more...