One kind of alcoholic beverage for the rest of your life...
You're told you can only have one specific alcoholic beverage for the rest of your life with no substitutions - and as compensation, you're given an unlimited supply of said beverage - but can never imbibe in another.
What do you choose? I can't even narrow this down to less than 3 options. In the hard liquor category, it's easy. Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve 23 Year Old Bourbon. In the beer category, not so much. Narrowed down to Hopslam from Bell's Brewery in Michigan, and Art of Neurosis from 2nd Shift Brewery in New Haven, Missouri. |
Tecate.
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Tequila
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Either Tank 7 or 18yr Macallan.
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Thunderbird.
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Easy Scotch
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Hard Liquor? I wouldn't choose any hard liquor over beer or wine as categories here, but my choice would come down to Pappy Van Winkle 23 narrowly over something I drink a whole lot more of (heh) in Hendrick's Gin.
Wine? I could drink a whole damn lot of a Marlborogh (New Zealand) sauvignon blanc like Cloudy Bay or even something cheaper like Mohua or Kim Crawford. Beer? This is so, so tough for me. I want to pick Cantillon classic gueuze. I'll never tire of the acidity and funk of a good gueuze. But I think I would actually pick Boulevard Tank 7. Saison/Farmhouse Ale is my favorite style of beer, and Tank 7 is pretty damn hoppy as far as saisons go. Tank 7 would allow me to sate my cravings for Belgian yeast and for American hops. |
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Coincidentally, I found myself really craving a Tripel Karmeliet earlier today. I need to go out and pick up a bottle now. |
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Crown Royal
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That is if I still drank it would be scotch whiskey. I can't say I will never drink again but if I do scotch is the most likely choice of drink. |
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