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God **** right. I’m figuring we’re either going to need or deserve it after...You better make sure you save some for during and after the game.
God **** right. I’m figuring we’re either going to need or deserve it after...You better make sure you save some for during and after the game.
Apologies...the rye is finished in a rum cask. You’re correct with the port wine barrel on the regular.Apparently they are both finished in port wine barrels, unless the bottle that says “Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey finished in port wine barrels” is blatantly lying
Thought Bourbon had to be from one county in KY?
Is a bottle of Blantons priced at $89 around market value?
I actually just bought myself their Kentucky straight bourbon a few weeks ago and was gifted a bottle of the cherry cask finished bourbon. Pretty solid and enjoyable.Ever tried Rabbit Hole
I’m down! Ever had Rabbit Hole?
I have this right now. It gets much easier to take after 3 or so shots. You also get much drunker.
New charred oak barrels are another requirement. And 2 years aged to be called straight bourbon.Not really .. anywhere in the US is fine as long as it is barrel aged, 51% corn and at least 80% alcohol
“Hard to mix” is your 1st problem....lmaoBourbon is trash. Tastes dreadful and hard to mix. Don't know why the hipsters are pretending to be into it.
I don't waste much money on booze anymore, but for special occasions things I like:
Ron Abuelo Centuria
Patron Estate Release Silver
Captain Morgan Private Stock
Crown Royal/Crown Royal Black
Redbreast
Codigo Anejo
Anyone who needs to mix Bourbon shouldn't bother with Bourbon.Bourbon is trash. Tastes dreadful and hard to mix. Don't know why the hipsters are pretending to be into it.
I don't waste much money on booze anymore, but for special occasions things I like:
Ron Abuelo Centuria
Patron Estate Release Silver
Captain Morgan Private Stock
Crown Royal/Crown Royal Black
Redbreast
Codigo Anejo
100%. I nearly posted the same thing.“Hard to mix” is your 1st problem....lmao
You might be right. I don't drink straight liquor. Mainly because I'm not a pledge anymore. All the selections on my list make for fantastic mixed drinks. Try a Pina Colada with Ron Abuelo Centuria or a Margarita with Codigo or Patron Estate Release.Anyone who needs to mix Bourbon shouldn't bother with Bourbon.
Some of the most famous mixed drinks out there are bourbon based - old fashioned, mint julep, whiskey sour, even a manhattan and sazarac in some places use bourbon. If you need training wheels and have to drink it with a soda, don't use coke, a cream soda goes much better. But still, a splash of water or maybe an ice cube are all you really needBourbon is trash. Tastes dreadful and hard to mix. Don't know why the hipsters are pretending to be into it.
I don't waste much money on booze anymore, but for special occasions things I like:
To each his own. I don't drink mixed drinks, particularly anything with sugars in it. Don't like the taste and gives me a headache.You might be right. I don't drink straight liquor. Mainly because I'm not a pledge anymore. All the selections on my list make for fantastic mixed drinks. Try a Pina Colada with Ron Abuelo Centuria or a Margarita with Codigo or Patron Estate Release.
Crown and Redbreast also mix much nicer with ginger ale/coke. If I'm spending a bunch of money on hooch I want to enjoy it dammit lol.
Old fashioned, mint juleps and Manhattans I don't consider real mixed drinks. It's basically straight booze. I prefer Crown for Whiskey Sours. To me tastes less crappy. I very infrequently drink liquor, but if I do, juice and/or soda will be involved.Some of the most famous mixed drinks out there are bourbon based - old fashioned, mint julep, whiskey sour, even a manhattan and sazarac in some places use bourbon. If you need training wheels and have to drink it with a soda, don't use coke, a cream soda goes much better. But still, a splash of water or maybe an ice cube are all you really need
Drinking BT tonight and just bought a bottle of Evan SB on my way home. Good call, my man. Need to try the Eagle Rare.This is basically what I did. Started about 5 years ago with old fashioneds, then went to rocks, eventually making my way to barrel proofs neat.
My girl just made me quit drinking for the foreseeable future. Be careful with those barrel proofs
As to recs: I am a Buffalo Trace guy. Regular BT & Eagle Rare are great for under $30. Another I would recommend is Evan Williams Single Barrel. Under $30 and great value. Don't let the regular bottom shelf Evan Williams scare you off.