/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17968234
try this one next time you visit duty free. x10 more rich

>>15257694
me again, forgot to add. next time you grab Rare Blend of Appleton 12. similar bit a liiiiittle bit better and a little bit more expencive.

rums are also allowed, and cognacs / armagnacs as well. but mostly not even close to whiskys

>>15240420
whisky jew is that you? also try some rum, bettr jamaican, and start with pi related (Ralphy also have a review on this bad boi). simply best rum for its price.

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>>13956786
this one>>13956767 but again, there are different areas, states, countries with different taxes. but this one is (from what I know) costs the same or even cheaper than Bacardi 8 or Havana Club 7 and above, being three times better by all means. and Plantation's rather affortable (in the same price range with Havana and Bacardi), Doorley's too.

>>13930573
>i've been trying to get into rums so that's why i bought zacapa..
rums are absolutely great, but here's some info you must know. there are different types of rums. three styles, to be clear. spanish, french and british (england rum). if you like properly aged ones (if it stated 12 yo, then the youngest spirit is actually 12 yo; and zacapa's made by faggot solera, this means if it's stated 23 yo, it's the oldest spirit in it, most likely a few drops), and if you like copper pot stills, dry rums, the england one is your choise. Mount Gay XO is +- the one, so looks like you like this patrician-tier style. Try Appleton Estate 12 and older, try RL Seals, try any of NAVY rums, pretty much EVERYTHING of Foursquare's and Caddenhead's rums. All in all, if you're a scotch drinker, this style is made for you. And as a scotch drinker myself I can 100% confirm it.

Also this site may help you
https://www.rumratings.com/users/28836-saint-gibson

>>13864447
>under 40 bucks where I live
holly shit mate. I can buy it here for like 23 bucks.
>>13864534
buy Talisker, yes, it is significantly different

>Armagnac
a good call, just don't buy younger then VSOPs (VS are similar, just a booze), and look towards XO / Napoleon. just give it oxidize properly when it's opened and don't rush. also you might find rums as very decent drinks compare to even scotches, but I do recommend you to go towards British style rums (properly aged, pot still, demerara, comes from former British colonies like Jamaica or Barbados), which ones? pic related is the best to start with, easy to find, relatively cheap, proper 12 yo'lder.

For me, it's Appleton XO