Wow, you know your stuff. Things just got serious! :cool: I've wondered how many of those I could get through (straight, obviously) in a night. Definitely warms you up, that's for sure...
Fireball is the best! Firebombs are good but straight is better :cool:
Fireball is the best! Firebombs are good but straight is better :cool:
My mate's dad got me into whiskey when I was 17 (how irresponsible of him ), had a couple of Fireballs with him a couple of New Year's ago and that's the only time I've had the pleasure of tasting it. It's all about the burrrrn I'm gonna have to get a bottle in now.
Yorkshire Tea for me please, or failing that a Make Mine A Builders.
None of that weak as pish stuff for me thanks.
Both amazing. Someone brought in a box of Builders into work and it was the best tea I'd had in ages. I'd fallen into the trap of 'settling' for Tesco's own or Typhoo (being mostly a coffee drinker).
Both amazing. Someone brought in a box of Builders into work and it was the best tea I'd had in ages. I'd fallen into the trap of 'settling' for Tesco's own or Typhoo (being mostly a coffee drinker).
One of my mother's friends makes by far the worst cup of tea on Earth. She buys the ultra cheap Tesco or Asda Basics range at around 30p a box. Even leaving it to brew the tea looks like muddy water, not the nice, rich dark red of decent tea. As for the taste, the cheapies might be passable occasionally if you use three or four bags for each cup, but I just couldn't stomach it every day. Use the one bag though and it's bloody awful, especially when you add milk. It tastes as if the tea bag has just been wafted over the top of the cup.
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Oh, do! Don't forget to put on some music while you're in the process. Some Bowie, I reckon. Cracked Actor! Top track, playing it this moment.
Fireball is the best! Firebombs are good but straight is better :cool:
Has to be Punjana.
My mate's dad got me into whiskey when I was 17 (how irresponsible of him
None of that weak as pish stuff for me thanks.
Both amazing. Someone brought in a box of Builders into work and it was the best tea I'd had in ages. I'd fallen into the trap of 'settling' for Tesco's own or Typhoo (being mostly a coffee drinker).
I like your style
At half past 8/ 10pm (depending on your perspective)?!
You're just a goddamned maverick.
One of my mother's friends makes by far the worst cup of tea on Earth. She buys the ultra cheap Tesco or Asda Basics range at around 30p a box. Even leaving it to brew the tea looks like muddy water, not the nice, rich dark red of decent tea. As for the taste, the cheapies might be passable occasionally if you use three or four bags for each cup, but I just couldn't stomach it every day. Use the one bag though and it's bloody awful, especially when you add milk. It tastes as if the tea bag has just been wafted over the top of the cup.