Whiskey.

[Trapper John]

You might only be able to get it in Morrisons.

Will keep it in mind as my Moroccan friends like a wee swally.

They also like invading Spain too, so watch out, they might take a fancy to Scotland.

[Ray of Sunshine]

Used to drink quite a bit of Canadian whisky as Somerfield/ Kwik Save sold their own cheap version.

Now you can only get Canadian Club and it's not that cheap.

[LordRaven]

Tobermory for me. I have a bottle and a half in.

This post explains everything
Thanks for the confirmation.

[LordRaven]

Artistic note: An allusion to the Liverpool phrase (as featured in Penny Lane) "fish and finger pie".

Ha haaa you've really screwed my head up with that one .. I have to go listen ....

Penny Lane is in my ears and in my eyes
A four of fish and finger pies
In summer. Meanwhile back

The four refers to four pennyworth I think - I dimly recall chips being sold in four and six pennyworths.

[Nucks]

Tobermory for me. I have a bottle and a half in.

This post explains everything
Thanks for the confirmation.

I think he meant in the cupboard, not in his system.

[LordRaven]

Tobermory for me. I have a bottle and a half in.

This post explains everything
Thanks for the confirmation.

I think he meant in the cupboard, not in his system.

I prefer to think the silly old soak has intravenous whisky daily so that he can do away with the need to swallow in order to keep spouting crap uninterrupted

[Father McEnzie]

All the lonely Ravens
Where do they all come from?

[LordRaven]

All the lonely Ravens
Where do they all come from?

See you later, I am off to the pub to watch footie

[Father McEnzie]

I'm in the Duke of Cornwall, have you forgotten?

[Father McEnzie]

Where were you Andy?

[Drunk Dalek]

Can't stand whisky. I am, however, partial to Jamaican Rum

[Ray of Sunshine]

Someone brought me a bottle of Mount Gay back from Barbados, not opened it yet though.

[Keyser]

Someone brought me a bottle of Mount Gay back from Barbados, not opened it yet though.

Mount gay?

[Gerst]

Lagavulin is my favourite. I've tried all six 'classic single malts', and that's definitely the one for me. It's like drinking a polished mahogany table – very smooth and dry and peaty, unlike Talisker, which is a bit sweeter by comparison, but which I'd put as second favourite. On holiday, years ago, I walked into a pub in Kingussie and saw a giant selection behind the barman, so I'm sure there are all sorts of whiskies I don't know about, but I think Lagavulin is a useful benchmark to begin with.