Whisky drinkers here?

No way, small batch at working mans price. God bless them.

I saw they ship to FOUR distributors in the WHOLE USA! And u lucky son of a gun....for some reason they holding out on the south east we don't have a distributor within 2500 miles lol

 

I have been wanting to try some. Co worker of mine was telling me he did some shots in a bar, with the flaming sugar or whatever. Said tastes like anise, but said it wasn't anything special. Way he sounded I think I will try it in a bar and save myself $70 lol

 

Not a whiskey but I like it, some good sipping after a meal or with a cigar, also think it is HIGHLY underrated here in the states but Mexican brandy is the shhhit! Forget tequila. I have had Don Pedro and Presidente.

 

I like makers mark a lot but drink Jack D on the weekdays,,, LOL Bushmills is nice but it's closer to scotch than I like so Jamesons suits me a bit better. I so wish I could drink scotch ... it is so much more dignified for a woman than 'whiskey'
- LOL but I just can't get that shit down without making 'that face'. Currently the run of the mill JD suits me just fine. Been drinking wine tonite and I might just feel bad in the morning,,,, dammit! ETA I have to say tho that I've learned with tequila and scotch, etc ........ that the more you pay , the soother it goes down!

 

For the price costco has the kirklands brand premium
Small batch bourbon thats 103 proof and in a liter bottle
For 20 bucks tastes similar to knob creek but half the
Price pour two or three fingers in a glass add one ice
Cube let it desolve then enjoy ! ... And its made by jim
Beam and the kirkland brand vodka at costco is made
By grey goose in france as well

Nmdogs

 

Single Barrel Jack Daniels for me. Tennesse Whiskey's all day long!

~Mr Mark

 

yeah that might be what i have to do.try it at a bar then decide.good advice MCS. any time i go to a bar i never think to order a shot or two.Ill try and remember next time

 

my mate drinks this stuff. he dont share it either the tight b,,,,,d lol https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTsjHJJB-hLOSRVizc6vrJGF3cUqlSN1Vswl1FHtw3uPlYxp9wwUw

 

You got it!

 

Have you tried it? Similar to the Green Dragon I make only cheaper.

 

In the interest of science, my experiments continue. I have now added to my list some more Scotch: Laphroaig, Teachers, Bunnahabhain, and Johnnie Walker Red label. Others had mentioned Laphroaig here. It kind of reminds me of seaweed and medicine, yet it has an appeal. It and the Bunnahabhain (good stuff) were pretty expensive. The Teachers and Johnnie Walker were on sale for around $21.00, and both are good.

 

no mate i have not. we make our own special green butter. tis bloody dangerous / fancy a slice of cheesecake lmao

 

Aint nothing like homemade butter! lol

 

I tried Tullamore Dew - although not the 12 year. It is nice! Have you tried Redbreast? I have heard it's very good Irish Whisky.

 

Black,green,red, gold, blue ,Johnie,Hennessy white ,and black ,for the cheaper stuff when times are ruff Black Velvet ,Canadian Windsor,

 

I've recently been thinking about getting back into drinking a little here and there. However, I am at the age where I dont want to drink to get drunk. Getting a buzz isnt bad and obvious that is the point, but to get there I'd like a nice slow ride.

So been researching and Brandi's seem to be more in the realm of what I would enjoy. With that, Im getting a bottle of something decent for the holidays, just havent decided what. Wish I had a friend that had a good cabinet so sample from. LOL

 

Jameson all the way, drink it all night with a bit of ginger and lime. Bad things happen if I drink to much straight (and usually not to me)

 

No such thing as good or bad whiskey....

Only blended or single malt. Rest is plain old marketing. Three years maturity is a minimum to be classed as whiskey. Different origins of Water is said to have an effect but it's overstated. All whiskeys are mass produced and bottled locally and sold on wholesale.

Drink what you can afford or make it your self :-)

 

Any 18 year old single malt and i'm good to go.

 

Half way through a bottle of VAT 69.... real smooth.