The big whiskey thread.

[quote=xLiqur]Here in the states every1 goes ape shit for Jack and Coke. Yes I am a young drinker lol, not even 21 yet :/ Only made the Jack and Coke post because thats all the whiskey i've tried.[/quote]

[quote=orochinagi][quote=Booshido] scottish whiskey is called...scotch lol. and as for Jack Daniels it's from Tennessee like it says on the bottle?, lol Australia, i thought this stuff was common sense Oo. [/quote] Pfff... spare me the details on Scotch :P It's actually Scotch Whiskey or Scottish whiskey... Scotch's just an abbreviation :P @xLiqur: I was just saying that older whiskey (like 12 yo and such) should be drank straight... Only young whiskey can be "spoiled" in that way :P[/quote]

[quote=xLiqur][quote=orochinagi] @xLiqur: I was just saying that older whiskey (like 12 yo and such) should be drank straight... Only young whiskey can be "spoiled" in that way :P [/quote] Ah, I see. Didn't know of the whiskey etiquette. Im still a newb to the drinking life xD[/quote]

[quote=orochinagi]It's not a matter of etiquette... as you try older whiskey the taste is quite different. Imho, younger whiskey is always a lot more "harsh" and thus it often goes well with coke (to cut up it's "harshness"). Older whiskey is quite different tho and should be flavored ;)[/quote]

[quote=xLiqur]I see. Thank you! All mighty whiskey man![/quote]

[quote=Searz]Here are 2 new whiskeys I recently tried: Mackmyra - Swedish whiskey with a complex taste. I'm thinking maybe some kind of maple (syrup?) taste. Kinda sharp. A little smoky. 7.5/10 Provenance - Smoky. Complex and very sharp. 8/10[/quote]

[quote=orochinagi]This left me curious... how many brands of whiskey do ya try per week/month? o_O[/quote]

[quote=Searz]Not many, I usually try other ppl's whiskey when I try new brands :3[/quote]

[quote=Dotter]in Denmark some people start drinking at the age of 12-14.. Personally I don't drink a lot, but I do like whiskey. :D[/quote]

[quote=Searz]Drinking age in denmark is awesome, even if they talk like retards :P It's 16 for below 16.5% and 18 for above. (I think) Would be much better if Sweden changed up their rules.[/quote]