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MikeEC Contributing Member ******* Mpls, Minnesoooota Lunacy has found me	May 9th, 2012 06:43 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic I'm relatively new to whiskey. I don't drink it straight. I like Jim Beam & Coke mixed strong...about 2 parts Coke to one part Beam. I have no idea what the official mixing ratio is but this brings out a strong carmel flavor. I've tried a few others but not many... Elijah Craig Bourbon Two Gingers Irish Whiskey Costco Kirkland Small Batch Bourbon What do you enjoy? Edit: spelling, I'm not drinking any now...completely sober. : ) (This message was last edited by MikeEC at 06:58 PM, May 9th, 2012)
De ville Contributing Member ******* WA I ain't no punk or nothn' dog!	May 9th, 2012 07:17 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic I like R&R aka Rich And Rare Canadian Whiskey, mixed with Coke. It's pretty good. It's not like Jim Beam. It tastes a bit different as it's a blended Whiskey. I also really like Seagram's Seven Crown. Very good stuff. It's not top shelf, but top shelf top smelf..bla bla bla. One time in high school (Senior year) my buddy Don and I snuck a bottle into the cinema for a few extra nips. That was after chugging down some California Coolers out of the big two litres. We were pretty freaking messed up! Good times.. Seagram's 7 Crown (This message was last edited by De ville at 07:18 PM, May 9th, 2012)
Tri0de Contributing Member ****** Don't worry what people think, they don't do it often	May 9th, 2012 07:20 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Buy good stuff and don't pollute it. Check out some of the smaller local makers. There is a *serious* revival of "craft" whisky making in America nowadays. Drink local.
Chezzer Contributing Member ***** Michigan	May 9th, 2012 07:35 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Agree with Tri0de. Buy a good whiskey and have it on the rocks. I prefer Jameson's. (This message was last edited by Chezzer at 07:35 PM, May 9th, 2012)
Pinetree Contributing Member ********** *** All over nowhere.	May 9th, 2012 08:07 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Woodford Reserve is nice. Eagle Rare and Elijah Craig too. I drink mine neat.
Blues Beat Contributing Member ********** **** Southern Florida Manatee the other white meat.	May 9th, 2012 08:39 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic I'm a Jameson drinker, love it. I used to drink scotch but Iv changed to Jameson after a friend bought me a glass on ice, it was love at first sip. Ill still enjoy a Glenlivet on occasion.
RhinoBass Contributing Member ********** * Really? Seriously?	May 9th, 2012 09:02 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Maker's Mark Crown Royal
Teledan Contributing Member *** Australia/Canberra Insert witty comment here....	May 10th, 2012 07:16 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Another vote for Jameson.. But I work with a bunch of Irish guys.. On ice for me :-)
Tri0de Contributing Member ****** Don't worry what people think, they don't do it often	May 10th, 2012 09:08 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Drink Local! Seriously, seek out some place cool and close, meh on the mega places Here is a list that I am trying to work through. Small places, several of them quite close. The Wylie Howell Whiskey is excellent and made by a friend of mine. 1512 Spirits, Rohnert Park, CA. This micro-micro distillery in Sonoma County makes 1512 Barbershop Rye, an unaged rye whiskey. American Craft Whiskey Distllery, Ukiah, CA. This is a project of Crispin Cain, a distiller at craft brandy producer Germain-Robin who used Germain-Robin's stills to make Low Gap, an unaged wheat whiskey. Anchor Distilling (Griffin Group), San Francisco, CA. Old Potrero Single Malt Rye. Ballast Point Spirits, San Diego, CA. This brewery and microdistillery makes Devil's Share Whiskey, a malt whiskey. Charbay, St. Helena, CA. this micro in Napa County has put out two releases of its barley-based, hop flavored whiskey as well as Charbay Double and Twisted Light Whiskey. Fog's End Distillery/C&C Shine, Salinas, CA. this distillery makes Fog's End Monterey Rye, the corn based California Moonshine and an unaged rye moonshine. Lost Spirits Distillery, Salinas, CA. This distillery is in the process of making a peated single malt whiskey called Smokestack Lightning. Old World Spirits, Belmont, CA. These makers of Rusty Blade Gin and La Sorciere Absinthe also make Goldrush Rye Whiskey. St. George, Alameda, CA. The makers of numerous spirits, including St. George Single Malt, also make Breaking and Entering Bourbon, which is a blend of Kentucky bourbons (listed below under independent bottlers). St. James, Irwindale, CA. Peregrine Rock single malt. Stillwater Spirits, Petaluma, CA. This distillery, which makes brandy, does not sell its own whiskey yet, but they do distill the corn whiskey used in Wylie Howell Whiskey. They are also working on a bourbon and a rye. Valley Spirits, Modesto, CA. Valley Spirits currently produces Outlaw Moonshine, an unaged wheat whiskey. They are also planning a barrel aged three grain (corn, wheat and rye) whiskey which they hope to put into barrels in 2012. list of whisky makers in America (This message was last edited by Tri0de at 09:13 PM, May 10th, 2012)
MikeEC Contributing Member ******* Mpls, Minnesoooota Lunacy has found me	May 10th, 2012 09:17 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic "Ballast Point Spirits, San Diego, CA. This brewery and microdistillery makes Devil's Share Whiskey, a malt whiskey." That reminds me of Devils Cut, which I think is a Jim Beam product.
Pinetree Contributing Member ********** *** All over nowhere.	May 10th, 2012 09:34 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic You Cali guys have everything cool.
Tri0de Contributing Member ****** Don't worry what people think, they don't do it often	May 10th, 2012 09:43 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic 4000 wineries within a few hours drive. Don't know if I'm ever going to even get to them all, let alone try everything they make, But worth trying.
dartman Contributing Member **** michigan, usa	May 11th, 2012 06:45 AM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Canadian Mist and Labatt's Blue
capnhiho Contributing Member ***** Bakersfield, CA Bakersfield????	May 11th, 2012 06:55 AM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Splash of water Sometimes an ice cube or 2
herbman Contributing Member ******* West of Boston The dog is just sleeping!	May 11th, 2012 07:16 AM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Shot of Tullamore Dew mixed with some lemon carbonated water with ice. H
5Strats Contributing Member ********** *** Edmond/OKC Axe Victim	May 11th, 2012 07:34 AM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic I've recently come to like the occasional whiskey, either neat or on the rocks. I'd like to try to some single malt scotch. What do you guys recommend?
firebird6024 Contributing Member ****** Mukilteo Plausible Deniability Is all I need	May 11th, 2012 03:24 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Blanton's or Woodford Reserve are my favorites
shoebox22 Contributing Member ********** * Las Vegas, NV Love hard, play hard, live hard.	May 11th, 2012 04:58 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Having 2 bars, we've found these are preferred and try to have each on hand.. Bourbon: Maker's Mark Woodford Reserve Red Stag Old Grand-Dad Irish: Jameson Tennessee: Jack Daniels Canadien: Crown Royal VO Black Velvet Scotch: Glenlivet
KD2 Contributing Member ***** USA / TX KDakaWalt	May 11th, 2012 05:11 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Anything good. I enjoy 40 Creek, Crown, Jameson, Old Pulteney, Balvenie, Midleton, the list goes on. Always neat.
clf Contributing Member ********* California "It's pronounced nu-cu-lar." -- Homer S.	May 11th, 2012 05:27 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic "What do you enjoy?" Insanely expensive single malt Scotch whisky.

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