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BAY KINGFISHER wrote:3) Coconut 'shine from the Kiln!!

got a buddy that gets some every now and then and says it is the cat's meow! well worth every penny!

Another to check out is Buffalo Trace sometimes it is easier to find than Four Roses

Sterling Big Mouth....

Crown and a splash of sprite.
Grey Goose martini, dirty.

Dr. B

wild turkey
wild turkey- American honey
Makers Mark
or Jim beam
and for when i ain't got no money- Early Times, or Evan Williams (green label )

Maker's Mark is always #1 in my book! though my limited budget doesn't always permit it. JD is my backup plan.

eligah craig, peach and/or apricot shine.....

gator

Yeah we did, in fact Trip enjoyed it so much he had it again Saturday morning

Trip wrote:I've always drank Charter & Sprite but the past couple of months I've dropped the Sprite. I had some Four Roses this weekend that was very good, as well as a whole bunch of Crown on the rocks Friday night.

Depending on the mood, I alternate regularly.

Captain Morgan, Jack, or Crown. Occasionally throw in Jose on a weekend.

if it's brown it's down............

American Honey Wild Turkey, or Old Foresters. Both are 'no headache'...

grnhed wrote:Woodford Reserve.

Pappy Van Winkle

For those extremely special occasion I have a 23 year old family reserve bottle of Pappys that is without a doubt the best I have ever had.

Absolutely without a doubt, hands down the best bourbon ever. As good as an old bottle of Wild Turkey Dad had that was 20 years old when I was born. Came in a wooden presentation box. But 23 y/o Pappy, smoother than mother's milk and just as rare...


I tried Bulleit this year, on my second bottle. Not too pricey and rather tasty. Woodford is good, Basil's is great, Knob's just OK but my go to is Maker's. Eagle Rare is nice too. Hell, I just love bourbon so I'm of the "brown it's down" school as well...

I used to be a devout Old Charter drinker, but I mixed it with a soft drink. Now that I am on a diet I am drinking mine with a splash of water. I am on a Elijah Craig and Makers kick now. Basil Hayden is smoothe and doesnt need water. I like Knob and Woodford, but can be a little rough. I have heard the Buffalo Trace is good, and I am waiting on a bottle of Four Roses that I asked someone to pick up, but later found out I can buy it across the river in Hinds Co.

Ezra Brooks

Dr tisch. Never did me any wrong

Mr. bartender come on over here,
I want another drink and I want it right now,
I want one bourbon, one scotch, and one beer.

Don't get no better than that!

How's it hanging back in God's country?

crow