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Official: Whiskey Thread
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SebastienL
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I say, we should proclaim Whiskey as the signmaker's official beverage...
Just Another Sign Guy
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hmmm? what is that old stereotype about our industry....
SebastienL
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bob
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The absolute best whiskey I've ever sampled is...ta da...moonshine. Unfortunately the quality control of the product is usually all over the map. Ranging from engine starter fluid and drain cleaner to the smoothest tastiest whiskey in the land.
There used to be an excellent moonshine that was bottled and properly taxed and all that called, if memory serves, "Platte Valley Corn Liquor". It came in a jug, not a bottle. It was great stuff. I haven't seen it in years but then I haven't looked all that hard either.
As for other libations...
Perfidio tequila, if you can find it, is far and away superior to the Patron et. al. paint removers.
Never having developed a taste for scotch, I dislike it all.
Bombay or Beefeater's gin.
Vodka? Any premium brand will do. The stuff is supposed to be tasteless, so one tasteless is just as good as another.
There used to be an excellent moonshine that was bottled and properly taxed and all that called, if memory serves, "Platte Valley Corn Liquor". It came in a jug, not a bottle. It was great stuff. I haven't seen it in years but then I haven't looked all that hard either.
As for other libations...
Perfidio tequila, if you can find it, is far and away superior to the Patron et. al. paint removers.
Never having developed a taste for scotch, I dislike it all.
Bombay or Beefeater's gin.
Vodka? Any premium brand will do. The stuff is supposed to be tasteless, so one tasteless is just as good as another.
scuba_steve2699
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Glenlivet - preferably 18 yr old but there is a great 15 yr old aged in French oak. Tasty!
J Hill Designs
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+2 Knob Creek, +1 BEER
flyingokra
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http://www.laphroaig.com/
My absolute favorite scotch, but this comes in a close and slightly more wallet friendly second
My absolute favorite scotch, but this comes in a close and slightly more wallet friendly second
Straight up with a beer chaser!!
Gino
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For years I drank Wild Turkey 101. About 8 years ago tried Jameson and 2 years later turned to Bushmill. Never looked back, but I won't refuse a Jameson or any other whiskey..... especially if you're buying.
One or two ice cubes and never put anything in it. Don't want to spoil it. Maybe a glass of club soda on the side.
bob's right about the vodka. A man that was a whiskey salesman told us a long time ago, not to spend money on expensive vodka.... it all does the same thing and there is no difference between the true vodkas. It's all advertisement hype and name recognition.
for such a marvelous topic........... 
One or two ice cubes and never put anything in it. Don't want to spoil it. Maybe a glass of club soda on the side.
bob's right about the vodka. A man that was a whiskey salesman told us a long time ago, not to spend money on expensive vodka.... it all does the same thing and there is no difference between the true vodkas. It's all advertisement hype and name recognition.
for such a marvelous topic........... 