whiskey!

[gnihcraes]

So if I don't drink. Which one should I start with? (Whiskey - or something else?)

[BPTactical]

40 Creek Barrel Select




Acid? Not since high school but it was 4 way windowpane. Never paid more than $5.00

[Byte Stryke]

I don't get the attraction to Stranahan's. I think it's one of the harshest whiskeys I've ever tasted. And at $50+ per bottle? Forget it. I bought a bottle, had one shot and gave it away.

I stick to Buffalo Trace and Bulleit.

When I lived in Bardstown, we used to drive out to Bullit county and buy a keg of whiskey, mix it with Mountain dew and get (***** ******-***** ****) drunk.



for those NOT in the know, straight barrel whiskey will kill most people.

[wctriumph]

So if I don't drink. Which one should I start with? (Whiskey - or something else?)

There are establishments that will occasionally do whiskey tasting and education sessions. Up here in Ft. Collins, Wilbur's Total Beverage work with various restaurants, brewers, wineries and distillers and have "guided" tasting and spirit educational events. Finding a place near you that hosts these events will go a long way to helping you to start out the right way for finding the taste that you like.

[buffalobo]

Bulleit and when a bottle can be had Alberta Premium(only available in Canada), prefer Rye whiskey over Corn.

[stevelkinevil]

Well technically my favorite is scotch.
Glenlivet 18 yr, french oak . MMMMMMMMMMMM.

as for regular whiskey, I like Knob Creek the best.

[Ah Pook]

for those NOT in the know, straight barrel whiskey will kill most people.

Good thing you aren't most people.

Stanahan's=Diesel fuel. Never understood the allure. Plus they were bought out by Proximo Beverage, a NY company.

Top of the list:

Whiskey
Knob Creek
Buffalo Trace
Old Crow
Jameson

Whisky
Dewars
Balvenie 10yr

[joedelt]

I agree I do like Breckinridge as well but have been drinking Basil Hayden lately


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Basil is a favorite of mine.
Van winkle is also one I keep a few bottles of.
Those of you who have had Stranahans. The pre sellout were very good. Almost scotch like. The new stuff would be good for degreasing...

[gnihcraes]

There are establishments that will occasionally do whiskey tasting and education sessions. Up here in Ft. Collins, Wilbur's Total Beverage work with various restaurants, brewers, wineries and distillers and have "guided" tasting and spirit educational events. Finding a place near you that hosts these events will go a long way to helping you to start out the right way for finding the taste that you like.

Ah, good to know. You can tell I don't drink huh.

[spittoon]

So if I don't drink. Which one should I start with? (Whiskey - or something else?)

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