What alcoholic drink do you take /out/? I typically buy a bottle

Depends on what type of pipe tobacco I bring. If I bring an aromatic I will bring rum or gin. Virginia blend would be scotch. A dark blend would be a porter or spiced ale.

>>895698

You sound like you should be going to a AA meeting, instead of camping.

Nigga you gon die

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>>895720
now THAT would be intense!

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I do not drink on camping trips friends, I prefer to knock my socks to something of a much more obtuse variety by the name of N, N-Dimethyltryptamine

>>895770
Lysergicaciddimethylide is more suited for enjoying a long trip desu.

>>895774
Diethylamide*

The home made at least 80% kind, good for drinking and lazy fires.

>>895720
AA is for quitters

>>895770
In layman's terms for the retards please

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This.

Normally not a fan of flavored whisky and bourbon.

This however is really good. Not overpowering like some flavored ones, its just right.

>>895774
This

apple pie moonshine. my employee gives it to me. Tastes amazing and strong as fuck so I only have to pack a little

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>What alcoholic drink do you take /out/?
(1 of some)


McClelland's Single-Malt Islay Scotch Whiskey

I can get it for about $24/750ml. It's smokey and peaty like any Islay, but not like Ardbeg. It's not the finest scotch whiskey in the world, but for the price it's a lot better than Cutty Sark, Famous Grouse, and other scotch whiskeys in its price range. I prefer it neat, and drinking it a little on the warm side makes it a lot better. It's not so expensive that you feel bad tipping back several glasses of it in an evening or accidentally knocking it off a rock. It's my favorite for cold snowy nights.

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>>895819
(2 of some)

Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

Just an excellent bourbon, especially for the price. I prefer it with a couple drops of water. Best in fall or spring, innawoods. Also pretty nice around July in the high country after the sun goes down behind the mountains and it starts to get cold.

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>>895825
(3 of some)

Corner Creek Reserve Bourbon Whiskey

Another good bourbon, not as sweet as Buffalo Trace and not as floral as Bulleit. Great around the camp or cabin year round. I prefer it neat.

i don't drink when I'm out. ounces make pounds pounds make pain. I save that shit for when I'm back in society

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>>895830
(4 of some)

Bulleit Straight Bourbon Frontier Whiskey

I think most bourbon drinkers have had this one. Heavy on flavor, floral, smooth. Sometimes it's too much and I'll add water not so much to open it up as to thin it out, lol. I usually drink it neat, though. Good for winding down and escaping, as the aroma and taste fill the senses. I'd put it ahead of Buffalo Trace as a "dessert bourbon".

>>895787
Knob Creek is so good. If i am broke i get rebel yell

>>895836
It's not a footmarch. Just go to the gym.

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>>895838
(5 of some)

Bib & Tucker Small Batch Bourbon Whiskey

Earthy whiskey-flavored bourbon that's like the opposite of Bulleit. Unique, new to me (I've had only one bottle), but I love it. When I start on the first glass, I'll add half a teaspoon of water. By the third glass I waver between liking it neat or with a little water. This bourbon is a cool spring/summer hiking whiskey for rainy days. If you ONLY like sweet bourbons like Buffalo Trace, Maker's Mark and Bulleit, you may not like this. If you wish there was a bourbon that was a little bit like a scotch, this is for you.

>>895786
Dmt google it

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>>895865
(6 of some)

Linie Aquavit

A Scandinavian drink that's like a soft gin that tastes like the vanillins in a flavorful bourbon, but with the alcohol of vodka. It's kinda hard to explain. I'll take this along doing some open water paddling in the early spring of late fall, or when hiking/camping lakeshores, coasts, or rocky islands. Literally because I'm mostly Scandinavian.

There are other kinds of aquavit/akvavit out there, but this one is fairly common and mellower (and darker in color) than the others I've tried.

Try it if you want a change up. Works cold or hot.

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I like this. Any alternatives?

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>>895872
(7 of some)

Pimm's No. 1 Cup

Pimm's is sometimes described as a "caramelized gin", and while I'm not sure that's entirely correct this description does give you an idea of what it tastes like and how to use it. It's far sweeter and mellower than most herbal gins. While I sometimes enjoy it on the rocks, Pimm's is really at it's very best in the famous summertime cocktail named after it, the Pimm's cup.

A basic Pimm's cup for the outdoors is:

- 2 oz. Pimm's No. 1 Cup
- 3 oz. ginger ale (a good one with bite, like Goslings)
- A couple cucumber slices (refreshing)
- Orange slice.
- Crushed mint leaves.

A lemon slice or lemon+orange zest can also be added if desired. I prefer mine as outlined about. Double that recipe for a pint glass, add ice, and you have the best hot summer day cocktail ever, perfect for fishing by the lake, sunning on the boat, or cooking on the shore. Two pints of Pimm's cups, and you'll be happy all afternoon without feeling dehydrated. Definitely a daytime drink, it's too light for afterdark IMO. Bonus: chicks love it.

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>>895765
Pic related.

Also blended scotch.

>>895877
What the fuck are you doing with all that shit out? Are you taking your horse and buggy out for a picnic? You sound like a prissy cunt. I bet you're the guy with glass flask in the other alkie thread.

>>895874
Johnnie Walker Black Label is very balanced and great as is. I even like Red Lable, but there's definitely a difference. It needs no water at all, so it's great for a flask.

It's hard to find a similarly balanced scotch whiskey at JW's price point, fyi.

Recommendations:

- Highland Park 12 is well balanced single malt, overall a better whiskey and an easy step up from JW.

- Talisker 10 year single malt is close in many ways, but again a much better whiskey

- Dalwhinnie 15yo

/2cents

>>895787
you would drink something with knob in the title, you big homo

>>895881
1 bottle of Pimm's, a can or two of ginger ale, a small cucumber, and few mint leaves don't take up shit for space. You can fit the cucumber and mint into your steel cup along with other stuff.

If you're one of those ultralight faggots, what are you even doing in this thread? You guys don't go out to enjoy the experience. Obviously it isn't going to fit in your tissue-paper thin 8-day hippack.

I'm a newfag with anything other than beer. How do I start enjoying scotch?

>>895891
Johnny Walker Black is a good starting point. Remember to sip and taste it.

Good super newb guide: http://www.allthingswhisky.com/?page_id=183

Maybe subscribe to this guy: https://www.youtube.com/user/ralfystuff

>>895819

>Islay

For that extra strong taste of wet camp fire.

Grand Marnier

I sip it whilst pondering the finer points of Mora knives

>>895698
>drinking a bottle of 75% alcohol in one hour

Guess how I know you're lying.

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>>895819
Mah Nigga

>>895891
id maybe start with bourbons and rye's with some mix, adjust your palate for a while. when you move to scotch aim for something in the 50-65 range, i prefer single malts youll find what you like with trial and error.
a small amount of water tends to cut scotches nicely and opens them up flavour wise.

>>895819
The Highland single malt is pure shit.

>>895899
Yeah fggt, that's exactly what I want.

Go suck a wine cooler.

>>896324
It's not "pure" shit, but it's boring.

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only this.
>inb4 cinnamon fag

i just have a taste for everything spicy

>>896385
adding onto this, does anyone else have spicy-as-fuck alcohol that isnt cinnamon? always looking to add to my choices

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>>896388
Spicy probably isn't the right word, but I'm a big fan of Rumple Minze peppermint schnapps when it's cold.

>>895891
Best way is to just get you a bottle of scotch and drink on it.
>fuck this is revolting
Drink some more
>fuck this is revolting
Drink some more
>bleh I don't like this at all
Drink some more, maybe smoke a cigar
>Gah this makes me feel like shit

Just keep repeating that cycle until you like scotch. It is the alcohol you are addicted to, but your brain will trick you into thinking you 'like scotch'.

At your peak you can mumble on about how you taste plums or woodear mushroom or toasted leather or some idiotic shit when you drink it.

>>896385
Pour that into a glass of dry apple cider to make a hot badger.

You won't regret it.

>>895889
>thinks about cock all the time
>calls others homo

I have some news for you friend.

never got into spirits, was always just beer for me, but drinking beer sucks ass on a freezing night in the woods. All i have is a bottle of Jameson atm which i usually mix with coke, would that be a decent starting point for drinking straight?

>>896360
my man. Got some premo peaty Ardmore Legacy the other day to drink with smoked german cheese squatting over a fat fire of wet green leaves. live for the comfy smoke

>>896659
No, Jameson is pretty terrible straight. Irish whiskeys tend to be pretty bad straight. Go for a Bourbon to start. Maker's Mark is a good starting point. Generally cheaper than $28 for 750ml and it's amazing straight.

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>>896446

my man.


any recommendations for flasks? I don't want to carry glass while out. nalgene one looks decent.

>>895877
Idk how you drink that shite, I can't bloody stand it. To be fair I've only ever had it neat

>>896455
I've loved it since my Pa gave me some as a lad. If you don't like it then fair play to you, stick to whatever you prefer to drink but those of us who enjoy it certainly aren't pretending

>>896859
I have a Stanley hip flask to go with my 1tlr Stanley thermos both in green (nohomo) probably not the lightest but fuck weightfagging I'm out there to be comfy, it's a hobby

>>895698
You got the right idea with strong rum, but a bottle of that lasts me the whole trip. I mix it with coffee, or water to strength of strong beer.

Captain Morgans spiced or captain Morgans private stock 99% of the time. Always bring about 3 or 4 joints too to unwind at the end of the night around the camp fire. I tell you nothing is better than sitting around a nice warm camp fire sipping some delicious rum and smoking a joint.

>>895698
Box wine, can crush the box down

>>895698
Thermos of hot coffee + a little milk or creamer + 2 shots of blackberry brandy + 1 bay leaf

Normally, I am strongly opposed to mixing any amount of alcohol and firearms, but for those November mornings in the duck boat or blind when the icy, biting wind cuts through your clothing, there's nothing better than a steamy cup of this.

>>897032
Me is:

Thermos of hot coffee + a little milk or creamer + some few grams heroin depending on purity.

Motherfuckin /out/ like a champ! Hike all day thru clean ass Utah than slam a dose, eyes roll back, feel smashing good!

>>895885
Picked up some jw black label the other day because of this. It's really good, thanks anon. I'll work my way through the other ones eventually as well.

>>897060
hey,

stop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpY6ABNeY2M

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>>897060
what do you call this brew?

>>895707
How many moras do you own neckbeard?

>>897060
Sigh, kys

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For the typical weekend car camping trip to the mountains, I typically buy me one these typical Black Booster 5L jug of premium quality whiskey. @ $3.65 a jug, you can't beat it. Tastes a bit like turpentine but you forget about the taste after your first .5L or so.

>>897306
>"Imagine a world without white people."

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>>897306
How are you not dead yet?

>>897306
hows the hiking in sierra leone?

>>897595
you mean africa?

>>895698
I don't take drink I take either Heroin or Ether.

Sometimes when I am hard needing I get only a few hundred yards on the trail and feel like I am alone and just tie off of bottle up right on the trail. I can usually make my way off it while high but have also went too hard and fallen down right there on the main trail and people had to go over or around me.

I woke up with boot prints all over me once at Yosemite.

>>897306
>best before December 2012

A whiskey with an expiration date....nice.

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>>897735
Well it's in plastic so that's probably the main concern. If it was kept in glass it would prolly be a bit more stable. Also it's from Sierra Leone, eh.

>>895879
hah

>>897595
>>897616
really makes you think

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Not really an alcohol type of guy.

If you see me off of the trail Im usually rolling a cone of some sticky icky. Right after I get the fire going I always spark up to get more relaxed.

>>896385
Honestly, when it's bitter cold, stuff like this is fuckin awesome.

I'll bring a small flask of fireball when I'm winter camping. Something about the spicy flavor makes sense on cold nights.

>>896388
Not liquor, but Ballast Point makes a beer called a Habanero Sculpin. I've had a few bottles, and I'm convinced they've just bottle actual heartburn. It's not bad though. I have a bottle in my fridge now I'm saving to try and beer batter some fried fish with.

>>896659
Start with flavored whiskey, on the rocks.

If you get some honey whiskey like Tennessee Honey or American honey, and have it ice cold on the rocks, it's so smooth you'd swear it's not liquor.

That can get you in the zone to start and appreciate liquor. It's not something that happened overnight for me, but now I can enjoy a good bourbon and not just wince with every sip.

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>>896859
I carry a flask shaped like a trout.

I'm not sure why.

>>898083
DUDE

>>898104
WEED

>>898106
LMAO

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>>895707

Jesus. You pipe tobacco faggots are unbearable.

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>>895838

Bulleit Rye > Bulleit Bourbon.

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>>895874

I have a bottle of black label in my cabinet. Good stuff, even for a blend. Try double black or gold if you are interested in something new.

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>>898099
For anons in Wisconsin, there's Old Sugar Distillery's Honey Liqueur. It's essentially whiskey made from honey, and it's fucking awesome.

>>898083
I wish you weed fags would just stay home or die.

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>>898108
Stay plebeian, plebe.

>>895865
>If you wish there was a bourbon that was a little bit like a scotch

Spot on. This stuff is delicious.

>>895819
McClellands is just generally excellent for the price
Haven't found a place that sells the Islay one, but the Speyside is a pretty good one

>>898137
We get barenjager here in texas and its just fantastic.

>>898108
>bringing different alcohols at different times
>everything is fine, no problem here

>bringing different tobaccos along with those different alcohols
>OMG YOU PEOPLE ARE SO UNBEARABLE

Get over yourself, faggot

>>895774
I like mushrooms when camping. I ran off in the woods one time and had to walk through a path full of spider webs. At first I was afraid but then I decided that I was a spider and charged through it. Kept seeing the glow of a campfire in the distance and thinking it was my campsite, I would walk towards it only to find out that the glow was a hallucinations and all I did was wander my way deeper in the bumfuck woodland and further from camp. Eventually the drug wore off and the sun came up and I found my campsite. Fun stuff.

>>895698
I rarely bring alcohol /out/. I dehydrate too easily.

Even a single beer if I'm out sweating is a one way ticket to cramptown.

>>898101
Welp now I have to have one.

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pic related and 5g each of a good sativa and indica

>>895872

are you one of those americans that are like "im scandinavian" but in reality your great grandfather was the only scandinavian one - because americans are so obsessed with ancestry?

Single malt whiskey, or bourbon - at the moment Woodford Reserve.

A plastic 750ml bottle of Canada Club, because I'm a leaf and parks don't allow glass bottles

There's nothing like sitting on a log on some backwoods lake with a cuban cigar and a bottle of whiskey while watching the sun set and the moon rise

>>895872
tastes like shit tbqh, only drink it for christmas

>>895872
aquavit is nice. Norwegian here. I´ve never brought it innawoods, but keep some in my parents cabin. Also a must for christmas dinners

>>895698
A nice bottle of Bordeaux

Orange Svedka and Mountain Dew
Jim Beam
Everclear and cider

>>902140
Everclear 190 proof and cheap apple juice = "when the fuck did I get this drunk"

>>898083
degenerate fag

>>898140
I love how you had the perfect reaction pic. Did you have it or search and find it?

As far as pipefags I don't mind them if they are reasonable about it and don't flaunt it. I recently learned the joy of a good drink and cigar. Max comfy. Pipe on anon.

i cant drink with my medication

>>902675
I never use my pipe in public, but you really can't beat that feeling when sitting at the deck on your cabin, lighting up your pipe and having some coffee in the morning

>>895869
good dmt go౦ԁ psychedelic tryptamine thats some goodspiritual awakening rightthere rightthere if i do ƽaү so my self although the self doesn't exist i say so thats what im talking about right there right there (chorus: ʳᶦᵍʰᵗ ᵗʰᵉʳᵉ) mMMMMᎷM HO0OଠOOOOOOଠଠOoooᵒᵒᵒᵒᵒᵒᵒᵒᵒ Good dmt

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>>901100
Stupid trip fag die in a hole and choke on Pepsi dick

>>895879
All time favorite movie

>>901066
>I ran off in the woods one time and had to walk through a path full of spider webs. At first I was afraid but then I decided that I was a spider and charged through it.

lol sounds about right

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>>901409
Nelsons, Ericksons, Akers, Larsons, Jorgensons, Ellingboes, Sorlies, among others all in the family. (Americanized spellings). Have blond hair and blue eyes. Genealogy can be traced through churchbooks and censuses back to late 17th century Norway, mostly around Akershus and Vestfold.

Some Scots-English on my mother's side, but mostly Norwegian. I'm originally from a town near the blue dot in the pic.

>>902796
Based blazing saddles

>>903258

Sioux Falls? I lived in Rapid City for a bit, whole lotta Norwegians out there.

>>901375

Top tier m8

>>903258

Norwegian here.

I see that you define a lot of these people as norwegians, however it seems to me that they are all americans.

Do they know anything about Norway, norwegian culture or the language?

Best regards

>>901375
my man

>>895707
*Tips 100% pure wool fedora

>>898083
Nice fedora, fag

>>898137
Midwest is nice
Can't wait to move back to minnesomalia

>>901503
Nice meme cigar, leaf

>>902676
Good don't
Drinking is degenerate

>>904474
A

>>904275
Nope.

>>904292
Some very old people can still speak Norwegian, and a handful of young people attend Scandinavian studies programs and learn it. There are a few small towns in Minnesota where many people speak it, but many rural English dialects are heavily influenced by the language and cadence of the language. As to learning/knowledge about Norwegian culture, we have all sorts of shit like this:

http://www.hcscconline.org/current-exhibits/hjemkomst-viking-ship/
http://www.stoughtonnorwegiandancers.net/
http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/washington-island-stave-church
http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/local/norwegian-heritage-center-opening-saturday-doubles-down-on-stoughton-s/article_111b2c4d-e6ab-54b6-9e24-749ae0737934.html
http://hostfest.com/about/
https://www.sofn.com/
https://midwestweekends.com/plan_a_trip/history_heritage/heritage_travel/norwegians_minnesota_wisconsin_iowa.html

Etc.

As far as knowledge about contemporary Norway, most Norwegian-Americans don't know much more than other people in their income and educational demographic. The emphasis is primarily on Norwegian history during the 19th century and the history of Norwegian immigrants (which makes sense). Norway is also a popular vacation choice for Norwegian-Americans, and while I've never been several of my family members and a few friends have. (One went to school there for a year). I've even heard NRK's Alltid Folkemusikk streamed at a couple holiday gatherings (again, the emphasis is on the past). And, we always cheer for you in the Olympics (after the US team, of course).

If you look at a list of the 37 universities in the world offering Scandinavian or Nordic studies programs, 10 of them are in the dark areas of that map, and 5 of those are in Minnesota alone.

It's a thing. The German-Americans do the exact same thing across the Midwest, and the Finnish-Americans do the same thing in Michigan (and in one Finnish town in South Dakota).

>>895707
How many Good Boy Points does it take for a fifth of gin?

>>904483
FUCKING

>>895787
Jim Beam red stag cinnamon is what got me into bourbon

i only drink to get drunk so as long as it doesn't taste like shit it doesn't matter

>>904518
LEAF

Local stuff. Was just in PA recently and bought a bottle of Hewn Spirits bourbon. Mixed it with some locally made apple cider on a little overnight camping trip I was on.

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IT'S BEEN THE SAME FUCKING THREADS FOR YEARS
>WHAT DO YOU DRINK
>POST YOUR MATERIAL GAINS
>VIRTUE SIGNAL
IT'S ALL THE FUCKING SAME

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>>897306
Alcohol from a plastic container is generally shit tier but this just takes it to a whole new level

>>904699
> daddy didn't let me sip from his beer at thanksgiving...again

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>>904711
Stay plebeian, plebe.

>>904658
JUSTIN

>>897306
holy fucking shit man

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Picked up some of this for /out/ings last night. Not sure how I feel about it yet.

I personally enjoy Don Q more than Bacardi. It is just a matter of taste.

>>895698
Some shitty german beer from the supermarket.

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>>905339

>>901095
I bought this recently and didn't really care for it. Honestly I might have to mix it to get through the bottle.

>>895698
rakija of course

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>>897306
>blended and packaged in sierra leone
i dont want to know where it was distilled.

>>898101
that's pretty fucking cool

either ill put dark beer in a camal-pak or put a 12 pack of cans in a backpack. if im in the mood for liquor it will almost always be either crown royal, some sort of mid-shelf vodka (absolute) or jameson. but if someone else is bringing booze, ill drink whatever.

if you've ever got drunk innawoods, you have become an official member of the drunkin hikers club. here, have a digital pathtag.

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Everclear for when I'm innawoods in Kentucky, anywhere else and I'm just bringing a quart of shine

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ctrl+f calvados
ctrl+f cognac

What the fuck is going on in this thread?
I'm not even going to argue my position. Come on, guys -- get on a minimally respectable level.

>>901375
>>901095
>>895819
Obviously -- more or less respectable, given your taste....
>>895874
Of course -- Black Label will always be immaculately respectable. Our dear Christopher would argue such a choice of beverage even beyond his death.

>>906237
Normanfag here, I still have my 22 years old calvados bottle distilled by my great grandfather who gave it to me the day i was born. Shit is strong ( around 70% ) and precious to me so i wouldn't bring that out.

>>906261Norfag here, and you're named after my people :-) Yet, we are the largest consumers of Cognac in the world, even higher consumption per capita than residents of Cognac..

Also -- Normandie is probably the best place in the world -- Moule frites for everyone!

>being a cuck and purchasing alcohol

I take shine that I brew myself. It doubles as first aid, too. Pretty good shit.

>>906270
hillbilly pls go

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>>906232
>>906270

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Guys, I found a steal for a backwoods whiskey. Mellow Corn, a bonded corn whiskey for under $15 a liter. Not only that, but it's actually really good. Not complex, but quality. The flavor is light enough to make it a year-round camp drink. Maybe too light for the depths of winter (for which I prefer a scotch or heavy bourbon). This is going to be a fantastic summer whiskey.

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>>906969
tfw Popcorn Sutton was more out than you'll ever dream of being.

>>908199
Don't slam it (if you have to slam a whiskey, it's a bad whiskey). This is a sipping whiskey. Drawn it over the tip of your tongue, and you'll get a bloom of sweet corn.

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>>908205
Anon, I poster that hillbilly comment. And, I am literally right now 28 minutes into "This Is The Last Dam Run of Likker I'm Ever Gonna Make", which I am watching for the 4th time in about as many years.

You're right. It's just too much of coincidence for you to be wrong.

>>908211
That's awesome, Popcorn was the shit.

>>904475
this

>>895838
a personal favorite lad, for fall and november in virginia.

>>895698
Has anyone posted Ever Clear? I take this, it will get you way where you need to be and double as starter fuel.

>>902157
Here we go tbis bro did, like I said its also great fuel for fires or to start 1

>>895819
Mah nigga. The islay is a total bargain and very decent.

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>>898138
this

>>908205
>The epitaph on his footstone reads "Popcorn Said Fuck You"

That's awesome

>>905327
Old grand dad is a fucking classic.

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Picked up a bottle of this last night. Pretty good.

>>911326
Has to be bonded. The regular stuff isn't great.

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Also picked up a bottle of this scotch -- John Barr Blended Scotch Whisky. Do you hate scotch, but love sherry? This is for you. Tastes like raisins, sherry, ice wine, and a little oak. It doesn't taste like scotch to me -- it tastes like strong sherry. I couldn't pick up much peat.

So if you hate scotch, try it. I imagine it would be a nice scotch to share with the lady friend in the tent.

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>>901375
holy shit. I thought Parks and Rec made that up.

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then I get to use the bag to store all of my moras and dildos

>>904699
fuck off then.

always take a brand that is highly flammable
trust me

>>897172
duplicates of all of them.

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Haven't really gotten into whiskey yet but I do enjoy rum.

I just drink meths, fukk the system

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I love SoCo. If you are on a budget, it tastes good and will get you good and drunk. Not as fuckall sweet like say fireball, but sweet enough to have a great aftertaste. I suggest anyone that hasn't tried it to give it a shot or two. (nothin against my fireball drinkers, yall know what you like and i aint got shit to give you for it)

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My choice for when going /out/ or innawoods.
Decent whiskey for the price, definetly better than red and black label.

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I'm a brandy guy, especially when the weather gets cold. I rarely bring any alcohol out when I'm on my own though, gotta have someone to share it with. Also someone to roll me over if I accidentally fall into the fire.

>>911494
This is a pretty great bourbon, especially for the price. Enjoying a glass now. Thanks.

>>908735
IKR?

Definitely not the scotch to introduce scotch to a non-scotch drinker, though. Unless they already smoke a pipe and have wood heat in their house. But yeah, if you like Islays, it's great for the money. I don't think there's a better Islay -- single malt or blended -- for the price. Not a god-tier scotch at all, but a good regular drinker.

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>>911700
Nope.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS-ErOKpO4E

In fact, most (maybe all) of Ron Swanson's drinks and tools are real.

Remember this quote?:

“My only official recommendations are US Army-issued mustache trimmers, Morton’s Salt, and the C.R. Lawrence Fein two inch axe-style scraper oscillating knife blade.”
-Ron Swanson

Pic related.

>>911703
Crown Royal isn't bad...for a Canadian whiskey.

>>912026
What are your favorite rums? I'm not big into rum as it kinda feels like drinking warm Coke Classic on a hot summer day. Sickening sweetness. Are there non-sweet rums?

>>912167
SoCo is so smooth it's considered feminine whiskey. For real. It's the bitch beer of bourbon. I mean, your description is spot on and all. It's where you start young bourbon drinkers because it's relatively cheap and smooth.

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>>912227
>definetly better than red and black label

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>>895877
>Pimm's cup

>>895774
>>895775

This or moonshine in a mason jar. Guess where I'm from.

>>895879
Do such a quotable movie, the line

>Food makes me sick.

Is one of my favs

>>898098
Oh man, Sculpin is probably my favorite beer right now. Too bad it's so expensive.

>>912484
I don't mind some spiced ones, Bundaberg is an Aussie classic.
Yeah, some rums are less sweet than others. I had a cheaper white rum that had almost no sweetness, can't remember the name though.

>>895698
I take a bottle of homebrewed mead.

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>>895707

>>913001
My first ever batch is 2 days into fermentation now.
How do you make it?
i had 1.5kg of honey for 5L and one and a half oragne.
also do you use glass carboy or plastic? whats the difference?

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>>912486
No argument there, i just like cheap shit that tastes good, i lol, im no connoisseur or silver spoon type of guy, i like most liquor, my mix is usually old grandad 114 and soco.

>>912486
Southern Comfort isn't even whiskey. It's caramel liqueur with spices and whiskey flavoring. It's meant to be an easy-drinking beverage.

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>>913008
>I'm a plebeian so here's an old meme

>>913018
Glass always tastes better.


>>913500
There's a lot of cheap shit that tastes good.
See: >>895819 ($19/750mL), >>895830 ($22/750mL), >>905327 ($24/L), >>908199 ($13/L), >>911494 ($20/750mL), >>911507 ($20/750mL), etc.


>>913502
TheMoreYouKnow.jpg

>>913506
>cheap shit

almost none of that is cheap shit

it's cheap, but not shit

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This or Gambina

>>913502
Easy drinking indeed.

>>913530
Is that like glögg?

>>895707
I like how this simple post is making people reply in anger

>>895698
Sounds like you may have a problemo

>>897306
Dear lord, I wouldn't give that to my horses.

>>896455
Sounds about right

>>896455
>>913970

You faggot teetotalers are all the same. Go spread your unhappiness elsewhere.

>>895698
Depends on how /out/ I'm going:
>To the lake for fishing
Beer, I like Innis & Gunn
>To the camp for a weekend
Gin, usually make Tom Collins
>Party camp/bonfire
Vodka (mixes with anything and everyone likes it) and beer
>innawoods hunting camping
100% rye Canadian Club whisky and a couple 750mL bottles of La Fin du Monde
>longterm hike 3+ days
No liquor, too dangerous and too heavy

>>914273
Canadian?

Sometimes I just like a red box wine like merlot or shiraz. Cold red wine with good food and a fire is amazing.

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boomp

>>914273
Alright, I've had gin straight once and thought it tasted like fucking christmas, I had to have been the juniper berries. What else do I do with gin besides Tom Collins?

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anything to get me drunk i guess

>>896850
Good god anon. Irish whiskey is the only kind of whiskey I can drink straight.

Everything else tastes like cheap beer with ethanol poured in it.

>>901375
Why the fuck do you need to bring 10 fucking g on a camping trip dude?

How could you manage to use even close to all of that shit?

>>897306
Most whisky gets better with age, this has a 'best before' date?

Yuck.

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>>897007
Wtf carry the box for even?

>>895698
Does booze help with sleeping outside?
I'm worried about things sneaking up on me.

>>915304
I like gin & tonics.

The better the gin and tonic water, the better the gin & tonic.

desu I have never, ever, ever had gin while campin, hiking, or otherwise /out/. It's an urban spirit to me.

>>915546
>been there

>>915822
No, but guns help.

>>896385
why do i find this so funny

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>10.50% alc

I just mix Everclear, Redbull, and Gatorade together in a camelback and load up. I get fucking smashed, but I can still function and manage to pass out somewhere not completely dangerous.

>>897144
I just came

>>896388
Yes.

Get a fifth of vodka
Pour a normal-sized jar of peppercorns into it (you have to make some room for them first)
Let sit for 12-48 hrs, depending on preference
Strain out peppercorns

Enjoy a delicious spicy drunk that warms you right the fuck up when it's cold out. You can do a small test batch, you don't have to start with a whole fifth.

>>915970
Oh you do not.

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boomp

>>898098

I live in The Netherlands and I can't find that beer. I'm dissapointed.

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Soju in a plastic bottle. It's tasty, refreshing, and the container is light and can't break.

>>898138
>>908745
get baited anti cannabis plebeians

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>>917217
>favorite pastime of dindus and filthy hippies
>no it's the anti-cannabis who are plebeians

Heh. Okay man.

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>>917217

>>917072
Shit's good. Also choujiu and nigorisake.


Fuck yeah rice booze.

>>917569
Those prices better be in Pesos, because any plastic cap shit rum or gin can't be worth that in USD. Not even onna Rez.

>>911703

I almost killed myself thanks to Crown Royal, fuck that deliciously smooth shit. Had to spend a damn week in the hospital over it.

>>917643
Alcohol poisoning?

>>917645

Basically, but they thought it was a suicide attempt because I was on anti-depressants at the time.

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I'm sick, but I'm getting better.

>>917650
Is that you, Heath Ledger?

>>913951
So much this!

>>913951
Thier anger doesn't mean he's not a pretentious, egotistical faggot.

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>>908199
Picked up a bottle of this tonight. For $13 a liter this is fucking amazing! FUCKING AMAZING...for $13/L. Holy shitballls it's good -- simple and uncomplicated, but good.

9/10

bomp

How do you dry /out/?

>>917758
Stop projecting.

>>898101
neat.

>>906232
...how do you drink this?

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>>906237
>cognac

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I'm going overnight in forest when 2016 turn to 2017.
Bought pic related for that night. Is it better than Jewck Daniels, or should I drink it now?

>>919660
There's a website for people like you:
http://bumwine.com/

>>920914
Nice link.

Oh, Cisco how me and the rez girls miss you...

>>917758
Nah I doubt he is, if he enjoys his tobacco and drink to go with it what is the problem.

>>906232
>clear
I thought i was the only one. Great for backpacking

>>919642
if you down a shot, you're already 2.5 drinks in

>>917542
>letting dindus and hippies affect you

like an absolute true pleb

>>895774
This guy knows what's up. The only time I really enjoy drinking is when I'm on the ride down from a acid peak. Dmt and shrooms are fun but I find low doses of LSD to be much funner for recreation.

>>920896
When it comes to Beam, I stick to Black. It's easily their best bourbon

>>921237
>The only time I really enjoy drinking is when I'm on the ride down from a acid peak.

Maybe you're just not doing it right.

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>>921108

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"The SoCo you don't have to be ashamed of."

boomp

Why not drink a real whiskey like bushmills instead of all that bourbon crap?

I generally drink decent single malt scotch since I dont drink heavily/often and can make it last a long time.
That being said i generally dont take any form of drug /out/ since im there to experience the outdoors for its own merit.

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>>904292

Very few Americans speak or read Arabic, so I'd have to say no.

>>895698
Moonshine.
The kind in masonjars - fruit soaked in 100 proof.
Put a few cherries/slices of peach/blueberries in a glass of sprite,pepsi, or mountiandew and enjoy.

>>896260
"opening" a whisky with a little bit of water is one of the best tips i've ever gotten regarding whisky drinking

>>913969
Who would give any kind of whisky to horses?

>>925016
Honestly it depends on the Scotch/whisky. Usually higher ABV ones do better by water, but it's up to preference. For example I think a small bit of water really enriches Laphroiag, but dilutes the taste of Ardbeg (not good for my point desu since Ardbeg 10 is 46% and Laphroiag 10 is 43%)

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Step it up lads

>>917652
i hope you mix all those together for the ultimate sick drink

>>904699
I don't think alcoholism is virtue signaling

>>895707
How DARE you choose your drinks based on the flavor of what tobacco you're smoking! Ha! I bet you wear some sort of hat that was popular several decades ago!

>>913770
not really. Its more like
> just fuck my shit up
Bonus points for the moustached gentleman on the label.

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>>925089
I'm in.

>>896455
to this day I am nauseated by the smell of any whiskey. Mead And Wine, that's my stuff.

for car camping I like beer or wine.

If I have to haul the stuff the whole way and I'm through hiking, it's going to be about 6 ounces of everclear and koolaid / gateraid mix to make mixers. It doubles as fuel if I need extra, and is calorie packed.

>>896455
It's actually not the alcohol addiction so don't listen to this faggot. It's the nerves in your mouth/tongue and throat that build a resilience to the alcoholic burn, allowing the flavors to come through without the misery.

>>895885
See if you can't find the Gordon and McPhail collection. Their Highland Park 8 year is best bang for buck scotch I have found.

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>>895698

>>917569
Good for mixing. Barely.

>>898137
>whiskey made from honey

Anon, we have rules for a reason.

>>902694
Jesus Christ. Are you alright? Should I phone somebody for you?

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everytime

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WE'RE GETTIN NATIVE DUNK TONIGHT BOYS

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>>895782
>>895720