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PostPosted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 9:28 pm 
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I usually have one or two, of my traditional drinks in the Christmas season.
Good brandy and Egg Nog.

What are your traditional ones?

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Jack Daniels black label bourbon or Jameson Irish whiskey.

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Hey Yank,

I like a good Tom&Jerry (nog and brandy), but I also like warm drinks after a day (or night) outdoors. A hot toddy, or an Irish coffee (the only time I drink Jameson's, sorry Rog) really hit the spot on a cold night. Hot buttered rum is something I will continue to experiment with, but the only one I've really liked was made with melted ice cream, and I never got the recipe.

Tom

ps. Kris (the savory girl) says her favorite is champagne (of course) :roll:.

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Some good coffee with a splash of Baileys.


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Agree with John T...love it. Also on Christmas with our boys we have mimosa's and sausage balls while opening presents.


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I find that a good bourbon with a couple cubes is perfect for just about any special occasion.


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Single malt scotch, neat.


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BumblinBob wrote:
Single malt scotch, neat.


In particular, an Islay malt. Ardbeg when the budget allows.

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I'm going with Jack Daniels Tennessee Honey! That stuff is GOOT!!! :D


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Newfguy, I may just have to try the JD Tennessee honey, I have looked at it, had a thought, you may have just peaked my uper instinct..

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