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bourbon thoughts
#21
I guess I'll have to be the one to shout out my favorite, Wild Turkey 101 proof. Squeeze of lemon, neat.
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#22
Black Bush??
What part of Kentucky does it hail from?
:oldfogey:
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#23
....bush......???


....what if one is a vagetarian......??
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#24
Sheltering in place 4hrs away from our home.

We have been here now 6 weeks.

First thing we did was to find supply lines.

There is a local supermarket chain which is excellent - Market Basket, if others want to know.

I’m living with both my most wonderful wife, both young adult daughters and one of their boyfriends.

So then I needed a liquor store.

Surprisingly, not a great selection.

But I went with one of my regulars: Elijah Craig Small Batch.

I’ll probably finish it today or tomorrow.

Sipping and it took a little more than a month.

Imagining that we will be here for another 4+ weeks, I already bought my next bottle - Buffalo Trace.

I could have gone with Redemption.

If we are here in June, I sure hope not, maybe I’ll go with Basil.

My fav?

Angel’s Envy.

Enjoy.

Stay well.

Rob
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#25
Agreed. I saw this post last night, and after already having 2 Redemption Old Fashioneds, I made a Redemption Nor'Easter with the last drops of maple syrup in the house. I will be doing that again! My wife said it's like a fancy bourbon mule.

Lizabeth wrote:
[quote=Markintosh]
Basil Hayden is my go to bourbon if someone else is paying.

But one of my go to cocktails with Bulleit is the Nor'Easter: Bourbon, a squeeze of lime, a tsp of maple syrup and ginger beer.

OMG, this sounds fabulous...and I still have some of TJ's Triple Ginger Beer from Christmas.
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#26
.....need to drink more......
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#27
There is a distillery near me that I REALLY like, Swede Hill.
Their moonshine is OK, but the whiskey is my favorite currently.

https://swedehilldistilling.com/wp-admin/admin-post.php
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#28
Ditto that lime and ginger beer apertif above, I will have to try that, thanks.

Staples:
Maker's 46 - nearly empty
Elijah Craig Very Small Batch - just opened
BT

Other faves:
Jefferson's Small Batch
Woodford Reserve
Four Roses Small Batch

Costco Bourbon: I've heard it's more premium now than it was several years ago, haven't drank it in about 8 years...it was better as a mixer then.

My problem is I also like really good beer. And staying in good shape. Hard to balance all three of these!
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#29
At least you all don't need to leave the country for your drink of choice. I have a softness for Cuban Rum, it puts a new meaning to smooth, cream isn't as smooth as Ron Mulata.

as for bourbon - Old Forrester.
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