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    Whiskey tastes like shit. It’s xmas, get him some gucci eggnog.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry View Post
    Whiskey tastes like shit.
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    If you don't eat shit, you won't know what it tastes like. However, bourbon tastes like ass.

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    Price Range?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BC. View Post
    Bourbon is his preference
    See if your place has a Wild Turkey 70th Anniversary Jimmy Russell edition. It’s a unique bottle that won’t be around for very long but most places aren’t marking it up the way they do with Pappy

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    help me like whiskey

    My philosophy:

    Drink what you like.

    Life is too short to pick a drink type and be a dick about it.

    If I buy a bottle of Lagavulin and want to mix it with WalMart brand cola and ice cubes that’s my prerogative - I shouldn’t deny myself enjoyment based on other people’s preferences.

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    For bourbon I prefer wheated bourbon so for cheap Larceny small batch is a solid choice. For a mid-level price range Makers Mark barrel proof is a my go to. For a higher price I like Larceny full proof. I also really like Weller (any variety), but I haven't been able to find that bourbon anywhere near me in years.


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    ^^Yes to wheated bourbons!

    Quote Originally Posted by Harry View Post
    Whiskey tastes like shit. It’s xmas, get him some gucci eggnog.
    No it's Rye and Gin that tastes like shit.
    Quote Originally Posted by riser4 View Post
    bourbon tastes like ass.
    Wrong

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    Quote Originally Posted by gravitylover View Post
    .....

    No it's Rye and Gin that tastes like shit.

    You seem to be suffering from long covid dead taste buds.

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    For the most part I feel dumber reading this page.....


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    Quote Originally Posted by bennymac View Post
    My philosophy:

    Drink what you like.

    Life is too short to pick a drink type and be a dick about it.

    If I buy a bottle of Lagavulin and want to mix it with WalMart brand cola and ice cubes that’s my prerogative - I shouldn’t deny myself enjoyment based on other people’s preferences.
    Who are you and what have you done with bennymac?

    You are of course correct.

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    IMO if you don't like scotch/ Canadian/ Irish, Bourbon whiskey well that just saves you a bunch of money

    I got a cupboard with some hard liqour but I rarely drink it, I still have some good scotch I would buy in Banff on the way to rogers pass cuz it was 20$ cheaper and it gets mixed with a splash of water or neat,

    I don't see much point in mixing expensive booze with suger pop but YMMV you should do what you like eh

    I don't drink beer at home but I do keep a 4 pack of craft brew for when the dr does a wellness check and NZ wine by the case
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    help me like whiskey

    Quote Originally Posted by riser4 View Post
    Who are you and what have you done with bennymac?

    You are of course correct.
    Lol

    My problem is I find almost all hard liquor delicious. Gin on the rocks? Yes please.

    I find it interesting that some people say they love bourbon but hate rye. Or love scotch whisky but hate Irish Whiskey. I don’t judge though - drink what you like. There’s lots to go round.

    Sidebar: I also find it funny when people say they don’t want a drop or two of water into their whisky because they don’t want to dilute it - meanwhile what was poured out of that bottle into the glass had water added to it prior to bottling to dilute to the intended percentage alcohol.
    Last edited by bennymac; 12-10-2024 at 01:56 PM.

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    Good starter drinks.
    Black Crown Royal and ginger ale
    Old Fashioned

    Buffalo Trace on the rocks, along with a ton of other milder bourbons. Stay under 100 proof.

    Know how you didn't like beer the first taste, same here. Same with gin and tonic water. Takes some adjustments.
    In order to properly convert this thread to a polyasshat thread to more fully enrage the liberal left frequenting here...... (insert latest democratic blunder of your choice).

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    I met a guy on course who's dad was an ex flyer for the Canadian air force so growing up he would meet WWII flyers all the time and these guys could drink. So all the booze for the officers mess was stored in his basement, he told me the LCB stuff could be shit OR it could also be really good excess from a distillery so they would buy a bottle get a few aces together to do a taste and if everybody thot it was quality they buy cases of the stuff

    the Laphroig 1/4 cask is 46 % cuz according to legend they would sling those mini kegs either side of a horse to dodge the revenuers over the moors so they wanted more % of alcohol for the volume & weight

    I don't really see Bourbon being that popular up this side of the line eh ?

    Irish whiskey was WAY cheaper than scotch whiskey last time I bought a bottle

    apparently there are scotch style products made all over the world now like in Japan ??? WTF eh
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel View Post
    For the most part I feel dumber reading this page.....


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    I just cracked open my bottle^^^ of this year’s act. Great stuff, especially for that holiday feeling.

    Did @BC. find out what type of whisk(e)y yet?

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    help me like whiskey

    ^^Using all ur/ and others Bourbon recommendations….I did not purchase yet/ but when I go to my local….I am looking for:

    Woodford Reserve
    Buffalo Trace
    Eagle Rare
    Weller
    Elijah Craig

    A bottle of one of these and some Etsy “Philly sports teams” etched bourbon glasses should be a good Secret Santa gift for a Bourbon drinking boyfriend of our niece. They both live and teach in Philadelphia.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bennymac View Post

    If I buy a bottle of Lagavulin and want to mix it with WalMart brand cola and ice cubes that’s my prerogative - I shouldn’t deny myself enjoyment based on other people’s preferences.
    I have met many master distillers and whiskey ambassadors over the course of my career. Every last one shares this view. “The best way to drink my whiskey is the way you like it…”. At one point, according to one of them, Balvenie & Coke was supposedly the top cocktail in Spain

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    Quote Originally Posted by BC. View Post
    ^^Using all ur/ and others Bourbon recommendations….I did not purchase yet/ but when I go to my local….I am looking for:

    Woodford Reserve
    Buffalo Trace
    Eagle Rare
    Weller
    Elijah Craig

    A bottle of one of these and some Etsy “Philly sports teams” etched bourbon glasses should be a good Secret Santa gift for a Bourbon drinking boyfriend of our niece. They both live and teach in Philadelphia.
    Solid list. Party on!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brownski View Post
    I have met many master distillers and whiskey ambassadors over the course of my career. Every last one shares this view. “The best way to drink my whiskey is the way you like it…”. At one point, according to one of them, Balvenie & Coke was supposedly the top cocktail in Spain
    As long as you buy it I'm pretty sure they don't care how you drink it
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    If you don't drink booze, at all, then JD, Old Grandad, Wild Turkey, Knob, Maker's, Whistling Pig, High West, or any other corn/Rye whiskey will prolly give you trouble. Start out with something cheap and sweet, like Southern Comfort or Yukon Jack. You will like that and go on from there. That's what I did, at least.
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    3 distilleries in a town of 5000?, they also make gin!

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    Quote Originally Posted by riser4 View Post
    Who are you and what have you done with bennymac?

    You are of course correct.
    He was convinced that he is in fact not bennymac. This feat was chieved through overwhelming evidence multiverse has found on the internet. I mean he's an expert on bennys.
    It's a war of the mind and we're armed to the teeth.

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    Whisky drinker here. No e for me.

    If you were my secret Santa and bought me a bottle of Famous Grouse or anything on the Scotch shelves more expensive than it, I would be pretty happy, but I like peated, floral, and sherried.

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