Laphroaig may be my favourite islay whisky .. And of those, the quarter cask is my current favourite!
It has quite a punch, though. The Bowmore is much softer, so it's nice to alternate a bit.

I've lived in the norwegian arctic where there is no taxation on alcohol, so everything is cheap there. :)

Sorry about the poor spelling...it seems to be a side effect Franziskaner! but i agree on the Laphroaig.

I have no idea. They all taste like pisswater anyways.

It's not like you can't get good beer over here; I live in a region where the domestic microbrews are exceptionally good.

^^^^^blame rednecks and frat boys

I have to admit I prefer light beers. Darker beers serve no purpose to me, if I want a meal I'll eat something.

This is what we were drinking at the flat on Friday night. Best cheap beer in the country. :D

http://www.beerstore.com.au/beerstor...ghts_Large.jpg

Worked my way through a 4 pack of Guinness and now I'm on my second cup of coffee and I don't feel anything.

As far as the reasoning behind drinking light beer is concerned is that it allows you to drink more because it's less potent. You can binge drink far more on Keystone Light then you can on something a bit higher up. I'm pretty unfamiliar with American beer as most of my beer knowledge comes from Canada and the U.K.

Iced tea? http://www.mysmiley.net/imgs/smile/c...nfused0069.gif

http://www.alcoholreviews.com/upload...zen-704526.png

Boss' birthday party at the bar tonight. I'll need many.