Oh. Now i get it. But i still feel like you missed out if you didn't get to try out the various types of beers available in Bavaria. The white beer "weißbier" actually tastes really nice and was always my favorite. It has a different taste compared to regular beers.
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Oh. Now i get it. But i still feel like you missed out if you didn't get to try out the various types of beers available in Bavaria. The white beer "weißbier" actually tastes really nice and was always my favorite. It has a different taste compared to regular beers.
No worries. You could always just visit and try out what i recommended. I am telling you...it's worth all the effort!
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Anyone tried the Nikka Coffey Malt? I'm seriously considering an investment in one of those.
Lately I've been drinking SoBe water, Gatorade G2, and Bai.
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Coffey is the name of the guy that "invented"/improved column still technology (I learned it on the internet this week). It's normally used for distillation of grain whisky, but apparently Nikka uses two pots for malt whisky. It should in theory give a smoother whisky than pot stills, so it would be interesting to give it a try. Especially since japanese whisky usually is very smooth to begin with. The risk is that it might not be very complex.
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I haven't heard about Russian whisky before (and that doesn't nessecerily mean that it's bad).
But Japanese whisky is in the same league as Scottish, so I can recommend trying one. I ended up ordering a Coffey Malt, so I hope I can give a report next week.
But Japanese whisky is in the same league as Scottish, so I can recommend trying one. I ended up ordering a Coffey Malt, so I hope I can give a report next week.
Stereodude
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It is on the hype train. It's a fairly recent addition though.
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I see, that particular hype train doesn't seem to have made it to Sweden yet.
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And don't forget Kentucky. The worlds most selling whisky brand is from India by the way.
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Yes, Scotland can provide a whisky for every taste and occasion.
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Octomore 7.2?
CougTek
Hairy Aussie
Currently drinking a beer called La Vache Folle (the Crazy Cow). It's a milk stout. It's actually quite good.
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I have never tried a milk stout but it sounds interesting, I might have to try one next time I'm at Systembolaget (the Swedish alcohol monopoly). They don't have the La Vache Folle though, it's either Brewdog Jet Black Heart or Terrapin Moo-Hoo on the menu.
timwhit
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Try Left Hand Milk Stout if it's available.
Chewy509
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Yes, as the brewing process doesn't break down the lactose present in the milk. Therefore depending on your level of intolerance, I would suspect you would have a similar reaction when drinking it.
https://alcohol.stackexchange.com/questions/69/does-milk-stout-actually-contain-lactose
Oh, gross! That's far too much.
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I almost forgot to "review" the Nikka Coffey Malt. It was smooth, but unfortunately not very exciting. On top of thst I got an extreme hangover despite not drinking too much.
Next time I want a really smooth and low peated whisky I'll buy an Auchentoshan or Dalwhinnie instead. They are both much cheaper and much better in my opinion.
Next time I want a really smooth and low peated whisky I'll buy an Auchentoshan or Dalwhinnie instead. They are both much cheaper and much better in my opinion.
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Yes I agree, but sometimes one small glass is too much, sometimes one bottle is too much. It depends on the quality. 
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And Bruichladdich Octomore 8.1 and 8.3 is available. 309ppm of phenol in the 8.3...
https://www.bruichladdich.com/octomore/octomore-masterclass-edition-083
https://www.bruichladdich.com/octomore/octomore-masterclass-edition-083
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What is PDE?
But phenol levels is used to describe the amount of peat. I think a normal peaty whisky like Laphroaig has about 45 ppm and Ardbeg around 55 ppm, that is quite nice. 309 ppm is probably more of an aquired taste.
But phenol levels is used to describe the amount of peat. I think a normal peaty whisky like Laphroaig has about 45 ppm and Ardbeg around 55 ppm, that is quite nice. 309 ppm is probably more of an aquired taste.
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You need to drink quite a few bottles of whisky at once before you reach lethal levels. But it's probably not good for your health, like most alcoholic beverages.
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Saw the Left hand Nitro in the "temporary in stock shelf" at "bolaget" today and bought a couple of bottles. It was very smooth indeed, not sure that I liked it as a beer, but I had no problem drinking it.
I can imagine it's really nice when it's cold outside.The La Vache Folle that Coug recommend is not available here, but it is possible to order the Flying Monkeys, The Chocolate Manifesto (also from Canada), anyone tried that?
timwhit
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Saw the Left hand Nitro in the "temporary in stock shelf" at "bolaget" today and bought a couple of bottles. It was very smooth indeed, not sure that I liked it as a beer, but I had no problem drinking it.
Isn't it pretty cold in Sweden in January?
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Yesterday was -8 C, today -1 C. I think -20 or -30 C would be a really good time for a milk stout.
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Well... My plan was to drink it inside in the warmth, after you have been outside in the cold.
Not only is there the new Diet Coke Zero, but now they have other strange flavors in tall, skinny cans for some reason.
Does anyone really like them?
https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2018/02/ranking-the-four-new-diet-coke-flavors.html
Does anyone really like them?
https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2018/02/ranking-the-four-new-diet-coke-flavors.html
Stereodude
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Orange Coke and Lime Coke (non-diet) are pretty tasty from their Freestyle machines.