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Slow music, jazz blues is more for me, an old man.
Naemlo sir has any good jazz / blues bar to recommend please? Jazz lover myself.
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Originally Posted by TonyCheong
By right should not mix with any beverage when drinking scotch whisky.
Yes thats the best way to enjoy the tastes.
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Originally Posted by TonyCheong
Too much circulation of fake Red Wine in China.
Phobia about Red Wine these days!
Even Green Tea, Mineral Water, Coke, etc. also have fakes!
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Originally Posted by indianmagicoil
太子 commented that he bought a bottle of Double Blk Johnny at Suvarnabhumi. Brought to club in Bangkok. Friend also ordered double blk at club. Both tasted very different with the club bought Double Blk tasting worst. So that means also have fake liquor in Thailand. Is that why its so cheap too?
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Originally Posted by TonyCheong
First choice will always be to drink bottles bought from DFS Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, etc.
I will not consider buying from DFS Thailand. Haha.
Some more the price in DFS Singapore usually cheaper.
China being the worst for the most no. of fake alcohol.
The JW and Chivas whisky in Thailand I find it's more like watered down.
1) China
2) Vietnam
3) Thailand
Can add Malaysia and Singapore to this list too...I'm pretty sure I've downed some fake liquor in some lsb somewhere.
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As bro cakeman says, $100 or thereabouts for hennesy. But if ur at RCA, just do with the typical red/green label johnny walker will do, much cheaper. I believe most of us are there to pick up chicks and not sip alcohol and enjoy music.
Unlike SG clubs, nobody gives 2 hoots if its a green label or blue label johnny walker, if its a moet or a cristal, or if its the number of drinks and bottles you have on your table. Smile, pluck up your courage and talk to these thai chicks and you will realise that they are very friendly people. No need for flashy bottles
P.S. I actually hate the johnny walkers in BKK, it is horrible to drink. If you are a regular drinker, stick to the black or blue or a hennesy... Trust me
Im not a skill fisherman who can fish pooying, but in order to impress those "sao sao" what's on your table is big deal to them. In comparison between blue label and champagne, I think blue label, wins any time. You don't see blue label selling at those disco don't you? In duty free, blue label cost about 10K baht, and if my memory doesn't fail me, I don't remember that discos in SG selling blue label. Even tasty cordon bleu can't fight with blue label. So if you're drinking a blue label, esspecially at these clubs along RCA or Thong Lor, I'm sure you will be surrounded by those sao sao, but again you still need you £100 sgd to pay for the corkage, "nam pao" and ice.
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Originally Posted by naemlo
I dun think you know much about Johnnie Walker. Since when is Green label cheap? Typically Red and Black are cheaper and follow by Green, Gold, Blue while Swing is about the same or higher price compare with Green label.
Hennessy or cognac is not popular among the youngsters in Thailand. I always see them drink Johnnie Walker or Chivas in pubs and disco. Sometimes 100pipers.... Maybe most entertainment joints dun sell cognac, brandy....
His last sentences about the whiskey speaks all bro.
Thai prefers whiskey over brandy anytime, unless they mix with those farangs.
There's once I went to my friend house, who dad is retired military officer. Inside his house, there's number of boxes of cordon bleu and of course JW. Instead of opening the cordon bleu, he offers me black label. Only after telling him that actually cordon bleu doesn't need to drink with plain water and taste very nice, but after a glass, he stick to his black and let me enjoy the cordon bleu. At the end of the day, I got to bring back the balance of the cordon bleu and enjoy at home, and best of all, it's FOC, even my gf doesn't really like brandy.
I think now majority of the joint selling brandy, but it less popular to the Thais and maybe only "thanachart" purchase them. RCA SLIM, selling them for 3k baht while Riverside, only selling at 2K baht for a liter of Martell VSOP. Best of all, they do sell cordon bleu, at 300 baht per glass. Maybe due to lots of farang infested at this pubs along the riverside.
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Originally Posted by TonyCheong
By right should not mix with any beverage when drinking scotch whisky
Took ton!! But my stomach still weak, need plain water and ice to drink these whiskey, unless single malt whiskey; e.g: Macallan 18 years or any high end whiskey like blue label.
If no Shiraz any wine from South America or South Africa will do fine.
You know your reds. Chilean reds are good. Get a whiff, swirl wine glass and with nice cigar ..better still with puying in bathtub (been too long since I last enjoyed this)
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You know your reds. Chilean reds are good. Get a whiff, swirl wine glass and with nice cigar ..better still with puying in bathtub (been too long since I last enjoyed this)
Prefer South wine after yrs of drinking and prefer Thai gers after yrs of bonking.
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So if you're drinking a blue label, esspecially at these clubs along RCA or Thong Lor, I'm sure you will be surrounded by those sao sao, but again you still need you £100 sgd to pay for the corkage, "nam pao" and ice.
If I bring Louis XIII will those sao sao scream for me!?
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Originally Posted by boyee
any MP to recommend? Was thinking to try out suite-room deals.
Check out the BKK Soapy Massage Parlour thread.
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Originally Posted by yinyang
You know your reds. Chilean reds are good. Get a whiff, swirl wine glass and with nice cigar ..better still with puying in bathtub (been too long since I last enjoyed this
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Originally Posted by naemlo
Prefer South wine after yrs of drinking and prefer Thai gers after yrs of bonking.
You guys have it good.
I'm bombarded with the fake Great Wall Of China brand Red Wine in the KTVs every night.
Blue Label drinkers beware out there! I was so happy when they dropped the prices about 6 months ago. I thought the company wanted to penetrate the Asian market or it had something to do with the dropping western currencies. But upon closer inpsection , the bottled s in DFS used to be 1Ltr but is not only 750ml , thus the cheaper price!
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Originally Posted by TonyCheong
I think in Thailand don't have to resort to go for Happy Hour beers.
Only in Singapore.
We were drinking once in a agogo in Pattaya and the waiter said HH will be over in 5mins , so we quickly finished our drinks and ordered another round. The bill came and the difference betwen normal hours and HH prices were ............5 baht!
If I bring Louis XIII will those sao sao scream for me!?
No la, not to the extend of screaming na, but most prolly after knowing them and offer them your drink, chances of lining up again is SURE, but I doubt majority of them know what is Louis 13, unless their ex teerak is hi so thanachart who enjoy drinking and playing 19 hole.
08-02-2012, 06:56 AM
(been too long since I last enjoyed this
