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What are you drinking right now?
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In honour of Don Draper of Mad Men... Trying out the rye: Weisers.Originally Posted by sonick
Plus I just bought a used car and need money to fix it up a bit, so going on the cheap.
I posted this in another thread. I have tried for over a decade to get Weisers where I live now and finally found a place that had some. So I bought them out!
I posted this in another thread. I have tried for over a decade to get Weisers where I live now and finally found a place that had some. So I bought them out!Originally Posted by Piobaire
Damn that's a lot of rye! I found it to be very light compared to the scotch and bourbon i've been having lately. I hadn't seriously tried rye before, but it did go down easy and was very drinkable (a little TOO drinkable, had about two too many last night haha).
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Damn that's a lot of rye!Originally Posted by sonick
I found it to be very light compared to the scotch and bourbon i've been having lately. I hadn't seriously tried rye before, but it did go down easy and was very drinkable (a little TOO drinkable, had about two too many last night haha).
It was my favorite whisky growing up. We always made manhattans with it. Although it is mighty tasty in diet lime coke too.
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I plan on having a glass of Oban (14 yr) in a couple of hours...one of my favorites.
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I plan on having a glass of Oban (14 yr) in a couple of hours...one of my favorites.Originally Posted by Chicago Guy
Mmmm, Oban...
I'm not drinking this right now, it's the Thanksgiving line-up (l-to-r):
Conn Creek, Napa Valley, Cabernet Sauvignon Limited Release, 2004
Old Ghost, Lodi, Old Vine Zinfandel, 2005
Sonoma-Cutrer, Sonoma Coast, Estate Bottled Chardonnay, 2006
Toulouse, Anderson Valley, Pinot Noir, 2006
Chateau de Segries, Cotes-du-Rhone, 2006
I'm very tempted to keep the Toulouse for myself; the rest I don't mind sharing with the extended family.
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