[ SECRET POST #3559 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3559 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Alcohol!

[(Anonymous)]

Once upon a time it was triple vodkas and irn bru, but then I hot my 20s and those sort of sweet and strong drinks lost their appeal, and regular lagers and beers took over; the occasional strong ale for variety. These days it is a nice rich red wine, or if it is a real treat then it is a nice aged Single Malt Scotch, or mead. Mead is great, especially a real mead and not one of those chemically created ones made of granualted sugar and flavourings, proper mean from a properly rich and thick honey, but you have to keep it for special occasions. It is a real one glass to nurse for the entire evening kind of drink.

Re: Alcohol!

[kaijinscendre]

I got to try mead. Any recommendations on brand?

Re: Alcohol!

[(Anonymous)]

Moniack mead is usually a pretty good one. There are lots of small makers and varieties (lightly spiced and mead fermented with walnut are good too) and everyone is pretty different, but Moniack is a good middle of the road mead to start off with. It has a nice thickness to the liqueur, you don't want one that is as liquid as wine or a spirit, it should be ever so slightly syrupy in the glass.

https://www.masterofmalt.com/mead/highland-wineries/moniack-mead/