DOTD! What are y'all drinking on today.

Gargravarr said:
Not having ever seen a day without bad news, I guess I should be a total pisshead by now.

Oh wait... :rolleyes:

To which particular news do you refer?
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Gargravarr said:
Not having ever seen a day without bad news, I guess I should be a total pisshead by now.

Oh wait... :rolleyes:

To which particular news do you refer?
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News that cannot be discussed on the forum, due to sensitive political undertones. I will just enjoy my whisky. Not a bad drop this one.
 
rhodes96 said:
News that cannot be discussed on the forum, due to sensitive political undertones. I will just enjoy my whisky. Not a bad drop this one.
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Ah. The kind of thing that gets my posts "moderated" into the bin. I've lost count of those issues long ago... :rolleyes:
 
I only became aware of Eagle Rare after watch the Netflix series Heist and the episode on Pappygate.

Now I cannot afford Pappy van Winkle and while W.L. Weller Special Reserve is allegedly the closest, Eagle Rare is also mentioned.

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Not bad!
 
Next ...

Came up in a Nicks promo email -

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How could I resist the World's Best Whisky (or should they have said Whiskey?)

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Yeah I just pop all 4 and it’s like a revolver.
I don’t talk to my lawyer enough so I thought this would be a good ice breaker.
Actually in Canberra we have these fancy cans with two settings, open or closed.
 
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Ferret619 said:
thought I’d try a local stout
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Lol wut
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and I’m drunk
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I'm seeing a lot of interesting beers appearing in cans these days, and I guess I can live with that if I must. (I still prefer bottles, though.) But I do get grumpy at that unnecessary use of those non-recyclable plastic whatsits to keep them together. What's wrong with a bit of cardboard?
 
Gargravarr said:
I'm seeing a lot of interesting beers appearing in cans these days, and I guess I can live with that if I must. (I still prefer bottles, though.) But I do get grumpy at that unnecessary use of those non-recyclable plastic whatsits to keep them together. What's wrong with a bit of cardboard?
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I totally agree, cardboard would be better.
Our local shop has a soft plastic recycling deposit bin so that helps a bit but I haven’t checked which this needs to go in.
 
Ferret619 said:
I totally agree, cardboard would be better.
Our local shop has a soft plastic recycling deposit bin so that helps a bit but I haven’t checked which this needs to go in.
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My local tip/recycling centre just chucks those thingies into a landfill bin. Bottles get recycled directly: collected in a big skip and ground up by Hazell Bros for roadbase.
 
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