Drink of choice for serious listening?


This is a frivolous topic but probably won't end up any worse than a lot of more technical threads around here. But right now I'm settling down to listen to music for a few hours. I've got a glass of Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon on two cubes of ice which is a pretty good substitute for when you can't get your hands on a bottle of Blanton's.

I also like Aberlour A'bunadh single malt Scotch. No ice. Usually neat but maybe a few drops of water.

So when you sit down for serious listening do you like to have drink? If so, what? Doesn't have to be alcohol of course.
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Ahh...this is a question that is truly aimed at the masses. I live in a rustic environment. When I'm really in the mood to do some serious music listening things have to be perfect. First, the drink. A large tumbler of Golden Grain with just a dash of kerosene to mellow the edge. Then, I slip into my most comfortable lounging clothes...a loin cloth made from 2 Freuhauf mudflaps. Then, I pop my favorite cassette of polka music into my Panasonic boombox and just let my mind float away with the music. True nirvana.

2005 vintage from France, now I know, thank you, wcfeil.
No-one drinks Californian wine around here..or port wine. 
18 years old Glenlivet is definitely better than 12 years old, by far.
10 years old Laphroaig is unusual, that's for sure.