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post #91 of 99
9/12/08 at 4:25am
Rip Van Winkle 23 (took me forever and an arm and a leg to get this)
Johnny Walker Black
Jamiseons (which I just killed)
Tanqueray 10
Skky Melon
Grey Goose
Russian Shot

I love vodka. What are some good lesser known brands? I've fell in love with and have been missing Wyborowa from back in the day when I was studying abroad in France. My best friends and I pretty much drank a fifth 2-3 times a week before going out. For 10E/bottle, and at that quality (at least I remember it as such), it blew my mind.
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post #92 of 99
9/12/08 at 6:26am
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Originally Posted by cheessus View Post
Rip Van Winkle 23 (took me forever and an arm and a leg to get this)
Johnny Walker Black
Jamiseons (which I just killed)
Tanqueray 10
Skky Melon
Grey Goose
Russian Shot

I love vodka. What are some good lesser known brands? I've fell in love with and have been missing Wyborowa from back in the day when I was studying abroad in France. My best friends and I pretty much drank a fifth 2-3 times a week before going out. For 10E/bottle, and at that quality (at least I remember it as such), it blew my mind.

Pravda and Chopin are two of my favorites.
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post #93 of 99
9/12/08 at 12:56pm
Beer:
Natty Ice
Keystone Light
The Beast
MGD when the check comes in

Vodka:
McCormicks 1.75
Kamchatka 1.75
(Funneled into a Skyy Bottle)

Tequila:
Conquistador 1.75
(Poor mans Sauza)

Gin:
Albertsons Brand 1.75
(Bombay? Boodles? Beefeater? Ill never tell...)

Jagermeister
(Nectar of the Gods)

We gonna party hardy tonight, brah.
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post #94 of 99
9/12/08 at 1:05pm
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Originally Posted by Davidko19 View Post
Beer:
Natty Ice
Keystone Light
The Beast
MGD when the check comes in

Vodka:
McCormicks 1.75
Kamchatka 1.75
(Funneled into a Skyy Bottle)

Tequila:
Conquistador 1.75
(Poor mans Sauza)

Gin:
Albertsons Brand 1.75
(Bombay? Boodles? Beefeater? Ill never tell...)

Jagermeister
(Nectar of the Gods)

We gonna party hardy tonight, brah.

I like your style.
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post #95 of 99
9/13/08 at 7:21am
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Originally Posted by The Wayfarer View Post
On the topic of personal bars, I've been thinking about investing into a liquor cabinet or something of the sort. Any suggestions on a bar set-up that works well, looks elegant, and won't bust the bank? As for functionality, I need something that can hold my glass and stemware, liquor collection, bar tools, and has a wine rack.
Bumping for unfortunate page placement and lack of response.
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post #96 of 99
9/13/08 at 10:20pm
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Originally Posted by cheessus View Post
I love vodka. What are some good lesser known brands?

Tried Hangar One? Craft distilled, rather delicious.
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post #97 of 99
9/14/08 at 12:21am
^ Hangar One is very good vodka. I was initially sold by the marketing, the talk of craftsmanship, and fresh ingredients, all that stuff. However, once I tasted it, I was sold. It's amazing stuff.
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post #98 of 99
9/14/08 at 12:12pm
My personal bar is small, but growing.

Scotch:
Glenmorangie, Nectar D'Or
The Balvenie 21
Talisker 10

Bourbon:
Blanton's
Knob Creek

Gin:
Bombay Sapphire
Old Raj
Hendrick's

Brandy:
Cognac - Remy Martin 1738
Armagnac - Some Bas Armagnac VSOP that isn't bad

Rum:
Myers's Legend extra dark

Vodka:
Tito's Handmade

Other:
Sweet Vermouth - Noilly Pratt
Dry Vermouth - Noilly Pratt
Grand Marnier
Angostura Bitters
Rose's lime juice
Rose's Grenadine
Barritt's Ginger Beer
Club Soda - Canada Dry
Tonic Water - Canada Dry

Next on my list is some really good Rye such as Black Maple Hill. Also need more Lillet.
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post #99 of 99
9/14/08 at 2:42pm
I just bought this today, based on something I read in the Wine Spectator. I have been a long time consumer of the regular Milagro, finding it to be a fantastic value. This won Best In Show of an international spirits contest. It is easier to sip neat, than any single malt I have ever tasted and is smoother than the Louie Trez I have. I highly recommend it, and with the distinctive bottle, plan to make it part of my menu of gifts.

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