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I drink it cause I'm not near as arrogant or knowledgeable about wine as I am beer and whiskey.
And mainly, it's for my health so I see no point in buying more expensive bottles on the regular.
Yeah, I drink it.
http://eater.com/archives/2011/01/26...in-america.phpAlthough the bright idea to put wine inside and box and tap it seems like a quintessentially American thing to do—it turns out it wasn't our idea.
The Australians were actually the first to popularize the BIB (bag-in-box) phenomenon in the 1960s. Today "wine casks," as they call them down under, still make up almost half of the country's wine sales; it's only recently that bottled wine has edged boxes out of the majority.
But America has been slow on the draw.
Europe has barely hesitated in jumping on the bandwagon, and is now atop the heap when it comes to quality, with top producers like Dominique Lafon in the Macon, Jean-Marc Brocard in Chablis, and Josef Leitz in the Rheingau boxing affordable wines. It's also an emerging trend in Paris where BIB wines from smaller producers can be found in many of the city's wine shops.
But America has been slow on the BIB draw.
I drink it cause I'm not near as arrogant or knowledgeable about wine as I am beer and whiskey.
And mainly, it's for my health so I see no point in buying more expensive bottles on the regular.
What a Hispanic
I don't get them cuz I just don't drink that much. I waste too many half bottles of wine as it is. I know the box is supposed to prevent that waste, but I drink it so slow it gets pushed to the back of the fridge and I forget about it; by the time I remember it's there it seems too old or I'm no longer interested in it and want something new.
Aussies love the goon. Carry that round on a cord like a canteen.
Boxed wine is the . I just stack that up in my room.
I'd rather drink boones farm sangria while listening to Jay Z and Eminem interviewed and talking about how great their lyrics are
balli, you in queef. You sure do talk about "healthy choices" alot
now that that is cleared up, what kind of whiskey do you drink?
and you have to realize that a nice bottle of wine is worth every penny. your self-perceived arrogance.
The best thing about boxed wine is after you're done, you can open up the top, put in a plastic bag, and voila, instant chuck can.
boxed wine is good for taking on river floats. remove the bag and place it in the cooler and it takes up minimal space for maximum boozage.
Don't be a . I'm not looking for respect; in the thread about cheap wine, I'm stating the sole reason for why I drink cheap wine. You wouldn't have seen me ing about how nobody thinks your cool for floating ing rivers.balli, you in queef. You sure do talk about "healthy choices" alot
now that that is cleared up, what kind of whiskey do you drink?
and you have to realize that a nice bottle of wine is worth every penny. your self-perceived arrogance.
I get a bottle of Glenlivet single malt 12 year every 3 months or so. Other than that I drink Jameson 12 year cause it's the best blend I've found given the cost/quality ratio. For my taste anyway. regular Jameson and Jameson Gold Reserve or whatever. Sometimes I buy this High West rye that they bottle in Park City.
I do realize that a good wine is worth it if you're into it; I just don't give a because I don't enjoy it as much as beer or whiskey and I don't want to pay for another expensive habit.
What kind of whiskey do you drink?
Glenlivet 12 is tha bomb. Can't do Jameson, but if I was forced to I would. At least it's Catholic whiskey. I don't buy Glenlivet hardly ever though cuz I'll end up finishing the bottle in a day or two and not really spreading it out to enjoy its greatness properly.
If we are talking whiskey I'll get Makers or Woodford Reserve if I feel like splurging.
I used to drink plain old Jamey but I can't after going to the 12 year. It's like 2 different brands they're so different.
I could definitely get interested in champagne in a box. It's the only thing that never gives me a hangover
Jameson
how much more expensive is the 12 year?
Preposterous. That would require some sort of blowhole.I could definitely get interested in champagne in a box. It's the only thing that never gives me a hangover
I don't think I've ever had my own bottle of makers. You ever try the glenlivet 18 year? My pop drinks that and is a jew bagel about hooking it up, but the few times I've tried it I could tell how much better it is than the 12. And yeah, the 12 is exceptional.
Like 10 bucks. In Utah though? 's so taxed across the board that you can't be picky.
Edit: picky about the glenlivet, that is.
Jameson is some smooth Shiite
A mocha latte with a bit of that
Glenlivet 12 is one of the best for the price of the aged single malts. Either that or if you can find some MacCallan 10. Which is rare. But cheap enough not to make your balls explode.
Haven't tried 18 but have tried the Glenlivet Nadurra. Not sure how aged that is, but it seriously tastes like pure grain alcohol. It's stronger than normal single malts too. Not for me.
How is it even possible to waste a bottle of wine unless you are buying the gallon size. A bottle of wine is usually 4 glasses, 2 for you and 2 for your man over dinner. If you want a happier man, you could drink all 4 and slur to him how much you love him. Plus if you have any left over, use it for cooking.
Glenlivet 12 years is the bomb. I prefer to deaden it with lots of ice and a splash of h2o, still great though. I think a good size bottle of it is around 50ish. If I drink a blended whiskey then I like Crown Reserve, Makers is damn good, if you're on a budget Famous Grouse ain't to bad.
I've always wanted to get into brandy but warm brandy is a very aquired taste, just use it to dip your cigars in or if you're thuggin it, your black and milds.
my friend usually travels interstate to the vineyards and fills up his car with wine and drives back home...
Well I'm the only wine drinker in the house. I will occasionally consume an entire bottle myself, but I move pretty rapidly from the feel good stage toso it doesn't really make much sense to do.
No thanks, in most cases. It is awesome for those get togethers like the river where quan y is the goal.
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