Hi everyone!

Does anyone have a recommendation for an alcohol free Jaegermeister like liquor ? I would like to be able to make my favourite drink as a mocktail instead of a regular cocktail ! (it’s jaeger, ginger ale and crushed basil leaves)

Bonus points for a Canadian brand, but it’s not an obligation! (mostly because of shipping prices)

Thank you very much !

Anyone have any ideas on what to mix Jim Beam Honey with? I'm being gifted a bottle, and my friend says the taste is bad. Any recipes or subreddits that I can look up?

Not my thing but if someone is interested here's some Remy martin up for auction. Could be fake idk.

4.3 liter, found in my grandmother's basement. came from Cyprus I think

Hi everyone, in the movies they pour liquor into a glass, just a little bit and then gulp it in one drink. What are they drinking, and is that a just a way they do it in movies?

I just went to one and asked if they had Smirnoff Ice Watermelon mimosa and they let me look in there inventory freezer which I thought was odd cause that's never happened before but when I didn't find it I just picked up a couple ice Smirnoff mangos. An they asked for a picture of what one I was talking about and asked for my phone number to let me know when they get it from inventory. I asked how much would it be. And they said be about the same as what I bought today and I'm wondering if I'm going get hit randomly with some sort of fee or something. Has anyone ever had a similar situation

I’ve had this Italian liquor that was gifted to me several years ago. From what I was told, it was several years old back then. Have no idea its age now. Anyone able to provide any info into it? How old it is? How much it’s worth? From what I understand, it’s highly regarded as a herbal liquor among Italians.

This is a repost, as the last one had a bad typo.

I'm close to finishing my first bottle of Blanton's and would like to try some more variations of it such as the Straight from the Barrel. My local liquor store said they sometimes get it in, but flippers line up in the mornings waiting for it. I run a business and have a family so not trying to get into playing those kind of games. I am fine paying a premium online. What are the most trusted online sellers? Are these online sellers getting the product directly from Blanton's or from liquor flippers? If from liquor flippers how can one know for sure the flipper didn't swap the whiskey inside to increase their margins?

So, a year ago my husband passed and he was a big fan of Crown. I've never been able to drink because it burned like mad, but I found an alchohol that didn't burn and it's Crown BlackBerry. ☺️

Tonight I want to do my first shot for my hubby with my besties but I've never successfully taken a shot...

Can anyone give me some tips? I'm practicing with water but I don't think I'm doing it right. Do you swallow with your head back? Should you hold it in your throat until you can swallow? WikiHow says inhale before you drink but I keep forgetting...

Any help would be greatly appreciated and if I'm in the wrong sub for this my apologies...

Any help identifying this? Price point? Please no rude comments telling me to 'just Google it'

Scotch if it’s important

My mom pulled this out of the cupboard, it must be old because it was only $8.99 CAD! I was wondering if anyone knows what year this specific label is from. Thanks!

Hi Reddit, I need help finding interesting new liquors to try. I live in a basement, and I have a mini-fridge, so I have access to cold branch water, but not ice. My usual tipple has been scotch in winter and bourbon in summer, because it's easy to just pour some in a glass and add a splash of water, but I am starting to get bored with them. I am looking for other reasonably priced spirits that are similarly easy to prepare and at least reasonably interesting to drink. The only thing I have thought of so far is tequila (gin needs ice IMO). Is there anything I'm missing?

I have a friend who is looking for ginger brandy in the US, found some in Britain but with shipping it would be over $100.00. He's looking for it to use in a hot toddy as his grandma used to have. Any ideas for sources that aren't just ginger flavored? Located in MI

We used to get this at a local Total Wine and when they stopped carrying it, I would have to drive to a seller about 45 minutes or so away. They stopped selling it a couple if years ago. I'm looking for a suitable replacement. Anyone familiar enough with this label who can offer a good replacement?

Gf and I got two bottles of amaretto but we ended up not living the taste. We wanted to get something to drink with the intention of getting drunk but amaretto is just too sweet to drink constantly. As a cocktail, it’s very tasty, but it’s impossible to do shots or anything with it.

Any suggestions on how to drink it to level it down? The best idea we found was coffee, but it’s not sustainable because we’d need a LOT of coffee to get drunk. We don’t plan on making this mistake again, but don’t want for it to go to waste for now.

There's a well known rum with coconut liqueur that has now begun to taste artificial. As I've aged, I'm now tasting all kinds of artificial tastes in foods and drinks. I use liquor 90% for cooking and baking and desserts. I used some in a frosting for a pineapple underside cake (because I'm too lazy to turn it upside down haha). The frosting came out good but I detect just a slight hint of an artificial coconut flavor. Coconut is my favorite flavor and I'm a stickler to how it taste.

What coconut liqueur is a better tasting brand that doesn't taste too artificial? (or maybe I can make my own with some vodka or rum and shred some coconut with a simple syrup) But I don't want to do that right now. I want instant gratification by grabbing a bottle off the shelf and paying for it. :)

This is my collection! This is actually an older photo, it’s been updated slightly since. Always looking for more bottles I don’t yet!

Playing with tequila toddies today and I made one with a bottle that has puzzled me for the longest time.

It usually tastes off, like cardboard with absolutely no agave flavor. Initially after making a toddy with it, that flavor continued. But after letting it sit for a while, that flavor disspated and the flavor I'd expect from tequila emerged.

Is TCA so volatile that it could evaporate that quickly while the other flavors remain? Is this a good way to save corked spirits in the future?

Hi im a Canadian and the tariffs caused some provinces up here to took American liqour off the shelves and my question is has American shops taken off Canadian liqour of there shelves

Hello!! I am looking for pistachio flavor to make in espresso martinis. I’ve found a few but the reviews are terrible.

this has been my favorite irish cream but ever since the last year or so no local places in TN seem to have it… no luck finding a place online that will ship it to my house either. what is the deal??? none of the other ones available taste the same, sadly. i wanna believe it’ll be available again one day without me having to drive out of state.

does anyone know what’s up with this?