Alcohol consumption by type/country

[ramblinman]

Somewhat surprised that the US out-drinks Mexico in tequila (though I guess Mexico out drinks-the US per person if I'm reading that right).

[mbroo5880i]

All joking aside, and to be fair, tea is a different ballgame compared with other mixers such a coke. There is quite a culture surrounding tea and there are people as serious about its brewing & tasting as the bourbon crowd visiting these boards. So, its possible that matching a fine tea with a quality spirit may actually be a good drinking experience.

I would think that someone who can decipher the bourbon and tea worlds would be somewhat of a ninja!

[squire]

Actually, I've navigated both those streams for quite some years now.

[mbroo5880i]

Haha...I love both tea and bourbon. Just not together.

[ChainWhip]

Actually, I've navigated both those streams for quite some years now.

Haha...I love both tea and bourbon. Just not together.

Ninjas common outta da woodwork all the sudden!

[sutton]

Actually, I've navigated both those streams for quite some years now.

Lapsang souchong + bourbon might be interesting ... Might be High West Campfire ... :cool:

[squire]

Can a man love both Bourbon and Tea? Of course, a man can have many loves.

[Danger]

I'm guilty of having put bourbon in an Arnold Palmer, which contains tea. I'm not sure if that counts as a John Daily or not, though.

[TheNovaMan]

According to my information, that's exactly what a John Daly is.