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What are you drinking right now?
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Still a little young IMO. Medium body but with structure for several more years of age. I'm gonna guess 2014 or so will be peak. Dark, dark, dark magenta purple. Had it with a grilled steak and cheddar/garlic mashers. The steak brought out lots of pepper and spice. My only regret is there was only one bottle and it was 50% off yesterday. If I had a second, it would cellar for a minimum of six years.
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rye and ginger! yum. hard to believe rye is actually not that common outside of canada (from what i've seen).
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I'm having a superb bloody mary right now, it was easy to make but you need a lot of ingredients:
1 pt vodka
2 pts tomato juice
3 shakes of tabasco
5 shakes of worcestershire
a pinch of celery salt
lime juice
and the topper, a thimble of horseradish
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1 pt vodka
2 pts tomato juice
3 shakes of tabasco
5 shakes of worcestershire
a pinch of celery salt
lime juice
and the topper, a thimble of horseradish
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rye and ginger! yum. hard to believe rye is actually not that common outside of canada (from what i've seen).Originally Posted by Little Dragon
Rye and ginger is a nice mix.
As for popularity outside of Canada; rye used to be a premier spirit in the U.S. also, but Prohibition killed its production and it never really snapped back, though there are five or six American ryes these days.
~ Huntsman
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Rye and ginger is a nice mix.Originally Posted by Huntsman
As for popularity outside of Canada; rye used to be a premier spirit in the U.S. also, but Prohibition killed its production and it never really snapped back, though there are five or six American ryes these days.
~ Huntsman
There is a vigorously active thread at The Fedora Lounge, "Does Anyone Drink Rye Whiskey?"
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Rye and ginger is a nice mix.Originally Posted by Huntsman
As for popularity outside of Canada; rye used to be a premier spirit in the U.S. also, but Prohibition killed its production and it never really snapped back, though there are five or six American ryes these days.
~ Huntsman
As a matter of fact, American Prohibition made some Canadian families very wealthy.
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There is a vigorously active thread at The Fedora Lounge, "Does Anyone Drink Rye Whiskey?"Originally Posted by topbroker
I do! Too bad you need a non-yahoo address to post at FdL, or I could probably add something of worth to the thread; I have a penchant for vintage spirits and cocktails.
As a matter of fact, American Prohibition made some Canadian families very wealthy.Originally Posted by eg1
I believe it.
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