Definitely should not be used for mixed drinks. And, best of all, it's not overly expensive.
sometimes "da' Keystone state" doesn't have everythng though.....we still have state controlled liquor stores.....(only 2 ? Left in the U.S. i think)
I like them....but everybody is crying for privatization.....i say leave it alone.
Many hard working people making a decent living wage and it keeps booze out of kids hands.....
AND WE GET CHEAP WINE....WE BUY IN BULK....
We have that schit here in Oregon and their rules are stifling growth in our wine, beer and distillery business.
WTF???
You can grow and smoke pot at will ....and get a traffic ticket for less than an ounce in posession...i think???
Correct me if i'm wrong...which i'm sure i am...just giving a generalization here to prove a fact.....
In PA...U get TWO f#cking years for the baggie/paraphanaillia/spl? and only ONE year for the actual pot....
And your bitching about state controlled liqour stores...crimaneeeee....your living in heaven and still bitching .....
Sigh....
Thanks for the explination.
You're welcome,
Wheel.
Ur welcome... Mr. Waaa Waaaa..j/k
I get ur business obstruction arguement by the government buearocracy...and I agree w/ ur premise in its basic sense of losing opportunities and job creation, and a larger tax base by growth of new ideas and businesses 100%....but if you guys can practically legalize pot and decriminalize it....cant you vote in people to keep the state stores but change the archaic laws preventing new alcohol industries from emerging and growing ....they are two completly different animals....
Now , if your idiot restaurant chefs would stop putting currants, currant sauce, currant jelly, and currant extract on every friggin item on a Oregon restarant menu....i might come visit ur state again ....sometime.
Oh you like big gov't nanny stores eh?
ZRX1200 wrote:
good pinot noir though in Oregon.
got my hands on some Dripping Springs when parcels were flying between me and Tyler. It is good vodka.
Wife paid $19 with tax for a fifth. Couple new distilleries in NY are sell same for close to $50. In both cases price does not match quality.
GrayBeard2 wrote:
can always tell a FOG...ain't been fifths in a hundred years! but I still say it too.
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