What alcohol to buy at DFS?

• motoway

  3 Jan 12, 22:15

  What kind of alcohol do you like???? I appreciate some suggestions cause I am quite sian of buying the usual like Absolute Vodka, Gin Tonic and Baileys.

   

  Suggestions will be appreciated!!

   

  On a side note, me is gonna smuggle Jagermeister in

  Hahahha!!
  

   

• FireIce

  3 Jan 12, 23:00

  eiswein for me pls

• Aneslayer

  3 Jan 12, 23:05

  Moet Chandon... or Choya....

• motoway

  3 Jan 12, 23:07

  eiswien what brand goot?
  
  Me thinking of buying Belverdere (?).
  
  Usually I never buy the wine one - just hard liquôr and beer for my papa.

   

  Choya i aso drink till sian already..

• TehJarVu

  3 Jan 12, 23:35

  Absolute Vodka

• motoway

  3 Jan 12, 23:37

  Hoot u ar!!

• FireIce

  3 Jan 12, 23:56

  belvedere is pretty good

  the bottle bery naise

• motoway

  4 Jan 12, 00:05

  And the alcohol content is bery high.

   

  That is the most important

• TehJarVu

  4 Jan 12, 00:06

  heng not cook my kkj

• mistyblue

  4 Jan 12, 00:06

  martel blue label 

• ThunderFbolt

  4 Jan 12, 01:00

  Johnny Walker Blue Label

• Aneslayer

  4 Jan 12, 01:03

  Ballantines is nice as well. 18years.

• Kuali Baba

  4 Jan 12, 01:08

  Ah lik' tae git a litre o' mah favourite cratur (whisky), Th' lest yin wis a Laphroaig Quarter Cask bit ah an' a' loue Arran, Highland Park, Yamazaki 'n' Dalwhinnie tae.

  *Accomplished with the help of a Scots English translator

• motoway

  4 Jan 12, 03:01

  Wa ok ok good I got alot to work with. 

   

  KB what chiu talking 

• Kuali Baba

  4 Jan 12, 07:08

  Originally posted by motoway:

  Wa ok ok good I got alot to work with. 

   

  KB what chiu talking 

  I get good single malt whisky, simple. Nothing blended,

• the Bear

  4 Jan 12, 08:28

  if you are at the airport, get the Suntory Yamazaki 18 year old...

  that is amazing single malt...

  if you are constrained by budget, get the Suntory Yamazaki 12 year old... it is not as good as the 18 but damned good single malt too

• MazeL

  4 Jan 12, 08:47

  If you like something smooth and more on the sweet side, you can try Peter Layman's Princess Moscato
• FireIce

  4 Jan 12, 10:30

  茅�，女儿红，五加皮 也�错

• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  4 Jan 12, 10:35

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  Ah lik' tae git a litre o' mah favourite cratur (whisky), Th' lest yin wis a Laphroaig Quarter Cask bit ah an' a' loue Arran, Highland Park, Yamazaki 'n' Dalwhinnie tae.

  *Accomplished with the help of a Scots English translator

  
  shld I be worried that I can understand this sentence quite easily???  

• angel7030

  4 Jan 12, 13:38

  Can also buy local indian samu and toddy, one cup only, can sleep at bus stop liao

• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  4 Jan 12, 13:51

  toddy can DIY from the trees  

   

  Then can make arrack  

• angel7030

  4 Jan 12, 13:53

  Local produce at DFS, unique only Singapore Brew and make toddy is good for those who want a quick fix with a budget

• angel7030

  4 Jan 12, 13:54

  What for go drink those expensive stuff and wait so long for it to go high, one toddy or samu only, you can fly already, but hor, please dun sleep on MRT track hor, later CEO Saw got problem again

• DoakuUntukmu

  5 Jan 12, 10:32

  I like one of the cheapest and smoothest vodka, Smirnoff. 

• angel7030

  6 Jan 12, 11:59

  ya, that one vomit also very smooth