I bought 3 Cases yesterday

**ffhounddog** · 05-17-07, 08:42

I bought 3 Cases of.......Booze yesterday.

One case of Jack Daniels, One Case of German Hefeweizen (Wheat Beer) and One case of my wife's favorite Wine in the 1.5 liter Bottles. i am starting to see that alot of wine is cheaper than buying alot of beer.

I just wanted to tell you that i buy in bulk in more than just ammo and food.

Now if I could buy Bulk Fuel then that would be the 4 stables of modern life

The Hounddog

**baffle Stack** · 05-17-07, 14:03

Sweet! I buy cases of beer at Sam's Club to fill up my old Coke Machine

A long time ago on Grant's old forum there was a great beer thread. I think that in some states you can buy beer online and get it shipped to your door

**graffex** · 05-17-07, 16:07

Originally Posted by Anthony Jacob

Sweet! I buy cases of beer at Sam's Club to fill up my old Coke Machine

A long time ago on Grant's old forum there was a great beer thread. I think that in some states you can buy beer online and get it shipped to your door

Thats what we need... A Beer thread

**ffhounddog** · 05-17-07, 17:16

I want to know where I can get beer shipped from? I also want to learn how to make my own wheat beer but I first have to grow the wheat.

**NickB** · 05-17-07, 22:32

I buy wine by the case, too. It's a horribly addicting habbit, and my collection has grown to over 100 bottles.

**David Thomas** · 05-17-07, 23:37

I have never understood people's obsession with beer and wine, especially when there is so much good whisky available

**NickB** · 05-18-07, 00:10

Originally Posted by David Thomas

I have never understood people's obsession with beer and wine, especially when there is so much good whisky available

I just don't have enough experience with Bourbon/Scotch to know what I'm tasting, or what to look for in a bottle. I still enjoy it, but unlike wine, I generally can't tell the difference between a $30 bottle and a $300 bottle.

**David Thomas** · 05-18-07, 07:58

Originally Posted by NickB

I just don't have enough experience with Bourbon/Scotch to know what I'm tasting, or what to look for in a bottle. I still enjoy it, but unlike wine, I generally can't tell the difference between a $30 bottle and a $300 bottle.

Well, luckily the research is the fun part.

For Bourbon, it doesn't get better than Old Rip Van Winkle. Booker's would be my second choice.
For Scotch: Lagavulin 16 yr old in the winter and Balvenie Double Wood in the summer. Macallan Cask Strength is good year round.