frankj1
8 years ago

Fighting Caulk

ZRX1200 wrote:


ya bought the Kickin' Chicken?
$17 or 18 here. With the exact right amount of water drops, I thought it developed nicely...either that or Ron used that mind control machine on me again.
ZRX1200
8 years ago
I enjoyed the mouth feel, the finish was a little hard though.
frankj1
8 years ago
rye like spicey for me, cinnamony for Ron
Cathcam13
8 years ago
Crown Reserve Chilled, no ice.
Mrs. dpnewell
8 years ago
I don't drink whiskey, but Hubby is currently enjoying Pendleton 1910, a 12 year Canadian Rye. He says that it is very interesting, but he still prefers his old standby, Bullet Rye. Oh, and he always drinks his neat, no ice.
frankj1
8 years ago

I don't drink whiskey, but Hubby is currently enjoying Pendleton 1910, a 12 year Canadian Rye. He says that it is very interesting, but he still prefers his old standby, Bullet Rye. Oh, and he always drinks his neat, no ice.

Mrs. dpnewell wrote:


you do know him very well.
tell him Gomer says "hey"!


HA!
abjd14
8 years ago
Just bought my first bottle of Taylor small batch. Looking forward to it
Cathcam13
8 years ago
I like Crown reserve but if I can get a hold of it Jefferson reserve is far better
teedubbya
8 years ago
glen devron 20
Cathcam13
8 years ago
I never developed a taste for Single Malt. I have tried some 30 year high end stuff and still felt like it was as bad as Appleton Estate rum. Just not a fan.
dkeage
8 years ago
Elmer. Hope to find more this summer in Wyoming
SmokeMonkey
8 years ago

Balvenie Peat Week

Burner02 wrote:



I’ve got a bottle of the Peated. Same stuff, slightly higher ABV. It is remarkable.
SmokeMonkey
8 years ago
Just some Monkey Shoulder tonight. No relation.
Burner02
8 years ago

I’ve got a bottle of the Peated. Same stuff, slightly higher ABV. It is remarkable.

SmokeMonkey wrote:



The Peat Week is good stuff, hard to put it down.
Burner02
8 years ago
Whistle Pig Old World
frankj1
8 years ago

Whistle Pig Old World

Burner02 wrote:


who bot it?

heh heh
Burner02
8 years ago
[quote=frankj1]who bot it?

heh heh[/quote

I did. Purchased that bottle and a 2017 Old Forester Birthday bourbon to share at our youngest grandsons baptism last July.

Had bottles of some of the usual suspects and the two afore mentioned bottles out for the guest.

Lucky there was any left. The two cubs kept pulling these two out front and I kept pushing them to the back.

Was a great day but I do prefer the high end stuff to be gifted when ever possible.

frankj1
8 years ago

[quote=frankj1]who bot it?

heh heh[/quote

I did. Purchased that bottle and a 2017 Old Forester Birthday bourbon to share at our youngest grandsons baptism last July.

Had bottles of some of the usual suspects and the two afore mentioned bottles out for the guest.

Lucky there was any left. The two cubs kept pulling these two out front and I kept pushing them to the back.

Was a great day but I do prefer the high end stuff to be gifted when ever possible.

Burner02 wrote:


the depth of your whisk(e)y collection is astounding.

you did catch my use of "bot", no?
SmokeMonkey
8 years ago
Old Grand Dad BIB
Burner02
8 years ago

the depth of your whisk(e)y collection is astounding.

you did catch my use of "bot", no?

frankj1 wrote:




Not astounding just have a few bottles. It does help to have a couple of cubs and wife that don't mind occasionally gifting a good bottle.

Did not catch the bot but nice play.
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