Best drink while listening to your rig?


Your favorite...
single malts?
beers?
wines?

For me (at the moment; subject to change in mood):
Single malt: Lagavulin
Beer: Westmalle Trippel
Wine: geessh... Caymus Cab? Nautilus Savignon Blanc (NZ)
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Am moving to Hawaii in two weeks...big change for a Scotsman and one that will force me to rethink my drink and music matches! What goes with Hawaiian steel guitar? Or with Don Ho (definitely not my kind of music, but may he RIP).
Interesting combo, Mariasplunge! Might have to try that sometime...when no one else is home :-)
Having just moved to Hawaii, it seems I'm drinking beer with everything...well, with the exception of cereal (but that might change!!)
Hi Jond...I will definitely give that a try, if it is still available.

And as for your recommendation, Calbrs, I just put that on the shopping list. How would a dash of dark rum go with that?

Thanks to you both!
Big fan of The Macallan! Nice with some cool jazz. Those beers are harder to find out here on the islands, but there are some decent island brews...find I, too, am drinking less wine lately and more beer (wine and HI just don't seem to go together very well, but still need a good bottle with that special meal). Will definitely pick up some Hangar One.
Found that a good Chardonnay goes well with Bill Charlap and beer with just about everything.
Now that I live in the middle of the frikkin Pacific Ocean, beer is definitely the beverage of choice!
methinks you don't want to know, Jorge!

I was listening to the new Dylan "Bootleg Series," which definitely calls for bourbon.
Happy to see this thread still has some life!

Been listening to some older jazz recordings of Hank Mobely. Fantastic. Goes great with Balvenie Double Wood single malt which Costco here has for $37!
Pjudice: to get more specific yet, my preferences can depend on the type of music:

Some older jazz (Hank Mobley, Sonny Stitt) - Scotch
Crisp/clean jazz vocals (e.g., Tierney Sutton) - chardonnay
Smoky jazz vocals - Scotch
Chamber music - red or white wine
Rock - beer
Wow...10th anniversary of this thread! I was listening to some Christine Tobin the other day, which inspired me to make a beeline to the Lagavulin 16 yr old. Something about jazz and Scotch...
I was listening to some Bill Charlap (jazz pianist) yesterday afternoon.  Went really nicely with Port.  Dylan, later in evening, with an IPA.