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$5 whiskey sounds like something you would use to paint off a wall. Honestly I don't know of any one that has bought a bottle and then buys a second one.

I have had 15 year old scotch and yes it's much smoother then young whiskey. It doesn't have that punch in the nose that you get from new whiskeys. I really recommend you try it you will notice the difference instantly.

They should be really good but it might be difficult to find a bottle seeing as they concentrate mostly on their local market. If you find a bottle don't forget to share with us what it was like.

They can go overboard when it comes to drink prices at live shows. That's how come you have so many people smuggling drinks in.

I've heard of those but never had one. It does sound interesting but why the copper mug? Does it give it extra taste?

The only problem with the chart is that I don't know any of the beers that are on the chart. It would be great if they had more internationally known beers.

I think it should be quit strong, especially at the end.

I personally am more drawn to the 50s and 60s. Everything was so alive and vibrant and knowing what we know now, we would be gods or maybe thrown into the loony bin, one of the two.

Guinness is the safe choice. It doesn't matter were you go in the world it's always good.

That's what I was thinking, the combo of beer and a very strong aniseed taste doesn't appeal to me, but I guess you will be so hammered after having it, you won't remember.

That is the best way to learn how to appreciate whiskey. If you already have one that you like you already have a bases to work on.

For that price you could get a Johnny Walker red label or a J&B. Sure they aren't something out of this world but are far from the worst out there.

As good as this chart is I still think that we should try them all. Just in case it's not 100% accurate. :D

There aren't a lot of American beers here. The only ones that you can get is Bud and Budweiser, but they taste some what watered down. It won't offend you but it's far from memorable.

Don't even get me started about the 70s, that was the decade that taste went on holiday. Combining brown, yellow and purple, any other time would probably put you in prison but back then it was seen as cool. It was also the time that a lot of barber shops went out of business along with soap...

I have had a craft beer with a CO2 dispenser in a can, it was actually very good, it tasted very close to a draft beer. When it comes to generic beer I prefer a bottle, but when I go out and I have a option between a draft or bottled beer, I prefer the draft beer.

I most certainly agree, why fix something if it ain't broke.

Good grief if you wanted to give something "class" all you had to do was cover it in gold. Thank goodness those times are over but by the look of this cigar, not for everyone.

I like a strong tasting cigar like a Cohiba, with strong earthy tones and a characteristic flavor. I have had sweet cigars before but I found them a bit confusing, I don't normally associate the two flavors.

I can't really say that I have had a really complex cocktail. For me I would say that it would be a gin tonic. That is probably the most complex but I don't know if a gin tonic is a cocktail.