Low alcohol whiskey
Discussion
Honestly…no.
I think you need to ask yourself why you want to cut down on alcohol consumption and work out if enjoying a dram is compatible with your goals.
As a substitute for an Alcoholic drink (if I’m driving for example), I’ll often just have tonic water with ice and lime. It’s a refreshing drink that’s tasty but not sweet.
I think you need to ask yourself why you want to cut down on alcohol consumption and work out if enjoying a dram is compatible with your goals.
As a substitute for an Alcoholic drink (if I’m driving for example), I’ll often just have tonic water with ice and lime. It’s a refreshing drink that’s tasty but not sweet.
I love whisky (note the missing "e") and spotted a zero alcohol version a few years ago. Tried it and it was like drinking flat Vimto. These zero % spirits are really to be used as mixers and are s
t for drinking neat. But then if you want to mix stuff for flavour why not just drink one of those expensive juices or as someone says above, drink a mixer.
I started drinking mixers as they can give you a kick of flavour without having to put some extra fake flavour that costs £20 a bottle for no clear benefit. At some point, I'll experiment with chucking in different herbs and spices to mixers like nutmeg and ginger, and maybe juniper.
t for drinking neat. But then if you want to mix stuff for flavour why not just drink one of those expensive juices or as someone says above, drink a mixer.I started drinking mixers as they can give you a kick of flavour without having to put some extra fake flavour that costs £20 a bottle for no clear benefit. At some point, I'll experiment with chucking in different herbs and spices to mixers like nutmeg and ginger, and maybe juniper.
Lynchie999 said:
Yeh, mix it with something to make a measure last longer ? Ginger Ale is a good shout and works well...
Well I can add more water to do that, without totally drowning the flavour.Hoofy said:
I love whisky (note the missing "e") and spotted a zero alcohol version a few years ago. Tried it and it was like drinking flat Vimto. These zero % spirits are really to be used as mixers and are st for drinking neat. But then if you want to mix stuff for flavour why not just drink one of those expensive juices or as someone says above, drink a mixer.
I started drinking mixers as they can give you a kick of flavour without having to put some extra fake flavour that costs £20 a bottle for no clear benefit. At some point, I'll experiment with chucking in different herbs and spices to mixers like nutmeg and ginger, and maybe juniper.
I might try that. Cannot stand gin, but nutmeg and ginger are good.t for drinking neat. But then if you want to mix stuff for flavour why not just drink one of those expensive juices or as someone says above, drink a mixer.I started drinking mixers as they can give you a kick of flavour without having to put some extra fake flavour that costs £20 a bottle for no clear benefit. At some point, I'll experiment with chucking in different herbs and spices to mixers like nutmeg and ginger, and maybe juniper.
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