340 pts ยท May 31, 2013
I'd like to have used more white spirits but the cast clearly preferred whiskey. I'm working on ideas for a gin drink right now but not done
It is quite good and Hot Toddys are the inspiration for the drink. Good Catch!
I'm pretty sure it is Sandstorm by Darude
City Brewing are a few examples. I think it has to do with the size of the establishment.
This isn't entirely true. There are quite a few breweries and distilleries in Fountain Square that don't serve food. Hotel Tango and Indiana
http://imgur.com/jHA4UJf Since I didn't see it in the comments.
There are usually events and concerts at the track in the days leading up to the race. There is also a lot of partying around the track too.
usually find out who won the race before it airs on TV. Which means if we want to be surprised we have to go to the race every year.
A few hours after the race. The race is often blacked out on TV. It's bullshit for us that live close because as if it was by osmosis we
There are usually two races that month and the Indy 500 is almost always on Memorial Day Weekend. The other is May 14th on the road course.
May 29, 2016. The entire month of May is pretty much dedicated to the race in this part of the town.
That sounds delicious. I'll have to give that a try sometime.
Yeah, Glenlivet is a great scotch. I usually have a bottle but I'm out at the moment. The 21 yr was the priority this holiday season.
I actually live like 2 miles from the track. You should try to make it next year. It'll be the 100th running of the 500. It'll be nuts.
Rye.
I have heard great things about the Angel's Envy Rye. Haven't heard about the Lock Stock & Barrel rye though. I'm a sucker for Jefferson's
I'm sorry. As they say, 'Tis the season to be jolly. And talking about and drinking scotch makes me jolly.
Indianapolis.
edition, give it a go. A little price but absolutely magnificent. It's finished in sherry casks which I think adds a whole 'nother level.
I don't think it is quite as intense about it's peatyness as Laphroaig for example but its still a beast. Also, if you see the distiller's
Tawny ports can be great. I'm still new to them myself but I had one a few months ago that I enjoyed quite a bit. Haven't had yours, though.
The Balvenie as a distillery, are easily my favorite nonpeated scotches. Lagavulin takes the cake though. What kind of port are you drinking
You needed: Daniel Radcliffe's Delicious Asshole!
Nope, I was drinking the Caol Ila last night. Lagavulin will probably be tonight and the PortWood tomorrow it being Christmas and all.
That's scotch for you. There are always more bottles that you want. I'm at 5 btls now and just want to add so many more.
Then you probably wouldn't like Caol Ila. The Lagavulin is pretty smoky as well. The Balvenies should be delicious though.
That sound's interesting. I like Macallan scotch but it doesn't wow me. I'd be curious to try it. I wonder how old of whiskies they used?
That's one of the best selling single malts where I live. I used to work in a "Fine Wine & Spirits" shop and we couldn't keep it in stock.
Thanks! That's great to hear. I got it based on my love for Balv.'s other bottlings and the high recommendations from other scotch drinkers.
I am. I got the Caol Ila originally because I liked it more than Laphroaig. Lately, I have been regretting that decision. Laph, will be nxt.
I'd like to have used more white spirits but the cast clearly preferred whiskey. I'm working on ideas for a gin drink right now but not done
It is quite good and Hot Toddys are the inspiration for the drink. Good Catch!
I'm pretty sure it is Sandstorm by Darude
City Brewing are a few examples. I think it has to do with the size of the establishment.
This isn't entirely true. There are quite a few breweries and distilleries in Fountain Square that don't serve food. Hotel Tango and Indiana
http://imgur.com/jHA4UJf Since I didn't see it in the comments.
There are usually events and concerts at the track in the days leading up to the race. There is also a lot of partying around the track too.
usually find out who won the race before it airs on TV. Which means if we want to be surprised we have to go to the race every year.
A few hours after the race. The race is often blacked out on TV. It's bullshit for us that live close because as if it was by osmosis we
There are usually two races that month and the Indy 500 is almost always on Memorial Day Weekend. The other is May 14th on the road course.
May 29, 2016. The entire month of May is pretty much dedicated to the race in this part of the town.
That sounds delicious. I'll have to give that a try sometime.
Yeah, Glenlivet is a great scotch. I usually have a bottle but I'm out at the moment. The 21 yr was the priority this holiday season.
I actually live like 2 miles from the track. You should try to make it next year. It'll be the 100th running of the 500. It'll be nuts.
Rye.
I have heard great things about the Angel's Envy Rye. Haven't heard about the Lock Stock & Barrel rye though. I'm a sucker for Jefferson's
I'm sorry. As they say, 'Tis the season to be jolly. And talking about and drinking scotch makes me jolly.
Indianapolis.
edition, give it a go. A little price but absolutely magnificent. It's finished in sherry casks which I think adds a whole 'nother level.
I don't think it is quite as intense about it's peatyness as Laphroaig for example but its still a beast. Also, if you see the distiller's
Tawny ports can be great. I'm still new to them myself but I had one a few months ago that I enjoyed quite a bit. Haven't had yours, though.
The Balvenie as a distillery, are easily my favorite nonpeated scotches. Lagavulin takes the cake though. What kind of port are you drinking
You needed: Daniel Radcliffe's Delicious Asshole!
Nope, I was drinking the Caol Ila last night. Lagavulin will probably be tonight and the PortWood tomorrow it being Christmas and all.
That's scotch for you. There are always more bottles that you want. I'm at 5 btls now and just want to add so many more.
Then you probably wouldn't like Caol Ila. The Lagavulin is pretty smoky as well. The Balvenies should be delicious though.
That sound's interesting. I like Macallan scotch but it doesn't wow me. I'd be curious to try it. I wonder how old of whiskies they used?
That's one of the best selling single malts where I live. I used to work in a "Fine Wine & Spirits" shop and we couldn't keep it in stock.
Thanks! That's great to hear. I got it based on my love for Balv.'s other bottlings and the high recommendations from other scotch drinkers.
I am. I got the Caol Ila originally because I liked it more than Laphroaig. Lately, I have been regretting that decision. Laph, will be nxt.