Looky Here what I got today.......
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I have a bottle in the bar and have been looking for a reason to open it. I suppose surviving the hurricane will do. I like the WT glass. 0 -
So much for the hernia huh........ 0 -
Looks awful tasty!! Is it 80, or 101 proof?? 0 -
It's 101 and, to quote Capnmidnight, smooth as a schoolmarm's thigh!toad67 wrote:Looks awful tasty!! Is it 80, or 101 proof??0 -
Horse Plains Drifter wrote:
It's 101 and, to quote Capnmidnight, smooth as a schoolmarm's thigh!toad67 wrote:Looks awful tasty!! Is it 80, or 101 proof??
Here's a glass to Captnmidnight !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sure miss Wd......
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The gent who hosts the meat eaters podcast - a good listen if you have the time - is distilling and bottling some bourbon and whiskey is boseman Montana - I think the latest carries the "Elk Shank" name...
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Pour me two fingers...
in the bottom of a wash tub.0 -
Enjoy! I always found Wild Turkey a bit too rough for my pallet. I am a light weight and prefer smooooooth, so Beam was my bourbon drink of choice. Also like Old Overholt rye whiskey at lot for the same reason. 0 -
mark christian wrote:I have a bottle in the bar and have been looking for a reason to open it. I suppose surviving the hurricane will do. I like the WT glass.
It may be prudent to drink it BEFORE the hurricane. You would not want to lose a good bottle of whiskey to storm damage.
After the storm you can buy another bottle for the post storm celebrations.
Just trying to help you out.0 -
Good stuff...until it kills you. 0 -
I'm not sure why, but fine looking liquor bottles look appealing. I do not drink, and when I did I drank beer mostly, was not much of a liquor or wine person but still liquor bottles are like jewelry for your house, something about them are appealing to look at. 0 -
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