[alt-photo] Re: "sustainable market for film"

[Tomas Sobota]

Mustafa,

They are different things. Macallan is a single-malt whisky from one
Scottish distillery. Justerini & Brooks (JB) is a blended whisky, that is to
say, a mix from different provenances to get the same flavour each time. Not
very interesting. Jim Beam is a Bourbon, an American "whisky" made with a
different procedure and also different ingredients (look it up in Wikipedia
if you are interested). Bourbon is called whisky for historical reasons, but
it is not whisky in a strict sense, it is a different drink.

A good rule of thumb is: if you can't spell the name, it is single malt. Ok,
Macallan is an exception, but try Laphroaig :-)

Ouzo I drink from time to time, easy to get here in Madrid. Turkish raki I
have not seen, but looking around I could probably find it too. Is it
similar to ouzo?

(Sorry, not very alt, this one. But it is raining and cold outside, the
right moment for talking about alcoholic beverages, ha ha)

Tom Sobota
Madrid, Spain

On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 4:21 PM, Mustafa Umut Sarac <
mustafaumutsarac at gmail.com> wrote:

> I love to drink different whiskeys , cognacs , beers as I found money.
> But guys , you must drink Turkish raki or Greek uzo.
> But you must search the internet and learn how to drink.
> We call it Lions milk :)
> Its really lovely and smooth to drink but when time came to stand up , you
> cant do that :)
> My first test on Jim Beam was not good , its like sugar in the water.
> I will order Macallan from my sister when she comes from France.
> How do you compare it with Jim Beam or JB ?
>
> Best ,
> Umut
>
> Istanbul
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