Same here. Reps to COA once I spread the wealth.Ironman92;1299282 wrote:I read this whole thread and learned a bit....and this caught me perfectly off guard for the lol.
I love that 'Cheap bourbon'.O-Trap;1299365 wrote:I'm currently sipping on a relatively cheap bourbon: Woodford Reserve.
I'm committed to continuing to be blissfully ignorant of bourbon and wine, so that I can enjoy the cheap stuff.
May be cheap by price, but there a many good bourbons in that price range. Woodford Reserve is one of them.O-Trap;1299365 wrote:I'm currently sipping on a relatively cheap bourbon: Woodford Reserve.
I'm committed to continuing to be blissfully ignorant of bourbon and wine, so that I can enjoy the cheap stuff.
GoChiefs;1299370 wrote:You've done a great job of it so far! :thumbup:
Good stuff!justincredible;1346398 wrote:Ended up trying scotch a few weekends and liked what I tried. I even asked for a bottle of Caol Isla for Christmas.
This and the below are my go-to whiskeys.Raw Dawgin' it;1346481 wrote:This is my go to that i keep in the house
Ironic, given that alcohol dehydrates you.WebFire;1346496 wrote:Sorry about the size. But seeing that large bottle just makes me more thirsty for some.
Let me try again then. Seeing the large bottle makes me taste for some.O-Trap;1346503 wrote:Ironic, given that alcohol dehydrates you.
I didn't mean that as a correction. At times, it really does feel like a "thirst" for it. I just think it's funny that it actually dehydrates you.WebFire;1346512 wrote:Let me try again then. Seeing the large bottle makes me taste for some.
Anyone have a suggestion for a $25-$30 scotch.Sonofanump;1346456 wrote:I am price point on Whiskey (any liquor for that matter). Fan of Jamison's Irish for the price. What would be comparable in Scotch?
Glenlivet 12, might run you $35 though.Sonofanump;1346548 wrote:Anyone have a suggestion for a $25-$30 scotch.
Do yourself a favor and buy one of the ones from my picture above.Sonofanump;1346548 wrote:Anyone have a suggestion for a $25-$30 scotch.
No. I am not a whiskey snob. I am a price point liquor drinker. I'll try the Glenlivet 12 year.bases_loaded;1346668 wrote:Do yourself a favor and buy one of the ones from my picture above.
Then you'll know if you like scotch or not.
Sonofanump;1346696 wrote:No. I am not a whiskey snob. I am a price point liquor drinker. I'll try the Glenlivet 12 year.
I'll try a shot is someone had it, but I am not dropping $63 for a bottle.bases_loaded;1346714 wrote:Not a snob thing. Treat yoself
Start off by seeing if there is a whiskey bar or Scotch bar in your area. Try a glass of something nice to see what you think.Sonofanump;1346722 wrote:I'll try a shot is someone had it, but I am not dropping $63 for a bottle.
