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I hate fancy bars. Aside from issues with the people that frequent them, it just takes so long to get served because every drink takes ages to make.

Was thinking of looking for this thread earlier. New bar opened in Aberdeen opened a while back called SIX°NORTH, specialising in Belgian-style beer. http://thebeercast.com/2013/01/sixnorth-preview.html Been a couple of times and it's mighty fine. Bit like Brew Dog, but with drink I like and...

It's the lowest of the low. Favoured by horrible Glaswegian low-lifes.

I've never had it. Just know it has negative associations here. You'll be moving on to Buckfast next.

:howler: It the status of being legendarily shit here. And generally consumed by minks.

Was skoofing Aberlour on Saturday night. :lick:

Yup. Laphroaig is one of my favourites.

Was drinking Bowmore 15 for the first time the other day. Was great. Islay malts. :heart:

Do you feel big and clever now?

Meh. Aberdeen away games routinely involved drinking from 9am to 3pm and then from 5pm until whenever one goes home. Don't need to make up games.

And it's too cold here to move around between bars much.

Posts moved so as to not spoil the whisky thread with silly drinking games. :stuckup:

So breweries can't set up a shop? I assume breweries here have to get a license to sell drink, just like a shop or a restaurant would.

What's the thinking behind that law? Don't think I've ever been called Welsh.

It'll be more prevailant here, since Brewdog is based an hour up the road from here.

It's the whole attitude of the brewers and the folk that drink it round here that I have a problem with. They all consider themselves to be morally superior because they aren't drinking beer made by some hug global company.

I'm more of a lager man. And the Brewdog folk are cocks.

How odd.

Miller? Nice? :wth:

Tennent's. It tastes horrible and chemical-ly, so it's no hardship to not drink it.