Whiskey is definitely my liquor of choice choice. This is my go-to for Old Fashioneds, but it's also great for sippin.' It's priced about the same as your typical middle-tier ryes, but it's top-shelf quality IMO. Great stuff!

3 hours ago, EaglesRocker97 said:

Whiskey is definitely my liquor of choice choice. This is my go-to for Old Fashioneds, but it's also great for sippin.' It's priced about the same as your typical middle-tier ryes, but it's top-shelf quality IMO. Great stuff!

I'm gunna have to give that a try. 110 proof rye makes my heart happy

 

16 minutes ago, BFit said:

I'm gunna have to give that a try. 110 proof rye makes my heart happy

 

It's serious stuff, but plenty of flavor! It's got a nice vanilla quality to it.

On 6/22/2020 at 10:31 AM, Mlodj said:

My son picked this up during a layover in Ireland, it reminds me of a less peaty single malt scotch like Dalhwinnie

Thank you for the suggestion.  I walked into the liquor store yesterday, and between you and @NOTW I decided to grab whatever whiskey/bourbon I saw first, and Teeling it was.  I am finishing off a glass on the rocks right now, and I am really enjoying it.  Goes down way too easy.  I'll probably be smashed in an hour.  

 

2 hours ago, hputenis said:

Thank you for the suggestion.  I walked into the liquor store yesterday, and between you and @NOTW I decided to grab whatever whiskey/bourbon I saw first, and Teeling it was.  I am finishing off a glass on the rocks right now, and I am really enjoying it.  Goes down way too easy.  I'll probably be smashed in an hour.  

 

 

This prediction turned out quite nicely.  Well done Teeling!  

anyone ever try the online shops for allocated bottles? they seem to kill you on shipping

Well gents, it's a holiday, so time for a cocktail! I mean, if it's not made with Angostura bitters, muddled Luxardo cherries, raw simple syrup, and rye poured over a fat rock of ice, is it even an Old Fashioned?  Cheers! 

Dipped into the Bakers 7yr 107 proof

so damned good

Eagle Rare is good neat, but Blanton's is much better. 

got a bottle of Ardbeg Blaaack the annually committee release. these bottles can be tens or twos, historically

I guess this qualifies, but when and if I take shots, Jack Fire is a better cinnamon whiskey than Fireball.  It's less syrupy, and I'm pretty sure it doesn't tear apart your insides like Fireball apparently does.   

Fireball is really syrupy.  My wife and I have traditionally had a fireball on Christmas Eve right before company comes to kick off the holiday.  I enjoy it, but one is enough cinnamon syrup for me.

20 minutes ago, bobeph said:

Fireball is really syrupy.  My wife and I have traditionally had a fireball on Christmas Eve right before company comes to kick off the holiday.  I enjoy it, but one is enough cinnamon syrup for me.

Try drinking it without semen in it Captain Cumgurgler!

1 hour ago, rambo said:

Try drinking it without semen in it Captain Cumgurgler!

I did not find fireball salty at all, Christian Wolff, CPgAy!

lucky you!

8 minutes ago, BFit said:

lucky you!

My lucky old man!  He sent that to me and captioned it "your quarantine is crappy, your pee pee you‘ll Slappy, but I will be quite happy, ‘cause I’m sipping pappy”

finally got my 16yo Port Charlotte from this year's Feis Ile

Anyone a fan of Yellowstone bourbon?

38 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said:

Anyone a fan of Yellowstone bourbon?

I've almost pulled the trigger on it at least a dozen times but haven't actually tried it yet. 

Bought some Bushmills last night since I’m trying out some different Irish whiskeys. My wife drank almost half of it. 

Finished off my Bakers. Will definitely keep buying that one

picked up a kinsey 4 year rye last week. wasnt a fan at first but after it was open for a little, it really got better. same company used to make a linfield rye that i loved but discontinued it and came out with this

On 7/25/2020 at 6:52 AM, hputenis said:

Bought some Bushmills last night since I’m trying out some different Irish whiskeys. My wife drank almost half of it. 

You had many Irish Whiskeys?  I had Bushmills when I was in Dublin, of course Jameson and I've had Teeling.  My liquor store has one called "Writer's Tears."  

Redbreast is the best irish, imho