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@GilbertWham wrote: daneel: Should I stock up on Metaxa? Fuck, no. Read full topic
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@jhbadger wrote: Brandy is, and always has been, cool in Wisconsin. The classic Wisconsin cocktail is the Brandy Old-Fashioned that nobody outside Wisconsin (and maybe Minnesota) knows how to make....
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@daneel wrote: I love Euchre. My grandad taught me how to play it when I was a kid. Read full topic
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@Franko wrote: actually, the gin renaissance is going on right now, too : ) Read full topic
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@Thecorrectline wrote: Now if only they could get the agave supply under control. The price and availability of my beloved tequila has been a rollercoaster since '98 or so. Read full topic
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@edked wrote: Ah, purists. Silly as ever. Read full topic
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@Jewels_Vern wrote: Inventors to the rescue: http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/2013/05/02/180661986/how-a-distillery-ages-bourbon-in-days-not-years BTW, The only other place I have heard the expression...
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@Israel_B wrote: Fortunately here in Japan we have a nice wide variety of good domestic single malts. No crisis for the chasiddim here! Read full topic
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@peregrinus_bis wrote: I'm so glad I've got my stash of bottles from ********** distillery. I shan't go thirsty. Read full topic
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@ActionAbe wrote: jerwin: Face it. You're just not cool anymore. Thank god. I've never been cool, didn't mean to break a perfect streak. Read full topic
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@Snowlark wrote: Are there now Irish distilleries that use a rye and wheat mash? I was under the impression that all Irish whiskey is distilled from barley. [EDIT: Common sense kicked in and I googled...
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@GilbertWham wrote: Too right. There are some seriously good Japanese whiskys. Read full topic
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@Felton wrote: Let me know when the vodka supply is in doubt. Read full topic
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@MikeTheBard wrote: Try Googling the entire thing.... Read full topic
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@Brainspore wrote: RedZinger1: Copy edit: Buffalo Trace is bourbon, not just whiskey. I don't see how that's a copy error. Every definition I've ever seen of "bourbon" clearly categorizes it as a type...
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@awjt wrote: Marktech: and I switched mostly to gin I'm sorry. Read full topic
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@awjt wrote: Correct, sir. There didn't used to be, to use perfect English. But now there be. Ahoy matey, scupper this rum sewage and pour us a Suntory. Read full topic
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@gjbloom wrote: My dear ex-girlfriend bought me a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle's 23-year old bourbon a few years back. I thought it was quite an extravagance, costing over $200. Imagine my surprise when...
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@AnthonyI wrote: What are you talking about in Japan? Japanese companies own many of the major Bourbon and Scotch labels as well. Isn't Laphroaig and Jim Beam now owned by the Japanese? Read full topic
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@Israel_B wrote: I mean domestic brands like Yoichi, Yamazaki, Hakushu, Miyagikyo, Hibiki and those are just the well known brands. Read full topic
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@AnthonyI wrote: No, I haven't tried any of those yet. I've heard a little bit but haven't paid too much attention. I'm a single malt fan myself. I like the peat-monsters but Dalwhinne 15 is the apple...
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@Israel_B wrote: Do yourself a favor and try some of the Japanese single malts. Don't just take my word for it, if you google around you will find "respected" others saying the same. Read full topic
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@daneel wrote: I haven't tried too many myself but I definitely like Yamazaki. Had it at the local Fried Chicken and Whisky restaurant Read full topic
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@Shane_Simmons wrote: Box wine. It'll get you drunk. You're welcome. Read full topic
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