Tonight I’m mostly on the red, again…
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Tonight in the mood for some double Californication:
Wine and music are an obvious match, but the choice of glasses is not: These are Riedel Sommelier, particularly designed for Barrique-aged Chardonnays. Should use them more often…
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Full disclosure, I work for Diageo on their Scotch portfolio, but you might like the article I wrote below on pairing different whiskies with music.
Moderators, please accept my apologies and delete if this is inappropriate to share:
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perfect for this thread.
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another boulevardier variation:
The Good Happen:
1.5oz Rye
.75 Oz Centerbe (alt-Chartreuse)
.75 Oz Aperitivo (alt-Campari)
3 dashes bitters
lemon twist
one of my better creations, TBH.
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I’m drinking…but not at home, so slumming it with a pint of Stella Artois, as the wine is £14 a glass. Loving the ambience 
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Very nice, keep up the good work…
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Agree perfect , we get bombarded with adverts all the time why not one for a “nice product”
Not much of a whisky drinker as an ex-brewer and beer taster though. A friend of mine was a taster for the scotch whisky association from being a beer taster so it must be possible.
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Somebody has to do it 
classic martini, with Broker’s Gin and Dolin dry vermouth. shaken, as god and bond intended.
twist, because it’s spring, and i’m out of cornichons.
do i get double points?
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Just got back from a long trip, it’s raining, it’s Friday…so I put on a little Brubeck and glass of Kings county straight bourbon whiskey… well, straight.
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Yeah, it’s sad… I don’t like to see the drinking culture drop on popularity…
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