majorhancock
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One thing life has taught me: You don't need fun to have alcohol.
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Have you no swizzle stick? Sounds good, but .5oz does seem like a lot of bitters.
Aren't you in CA? Pick up Dr. Bird. (Have we discussed that?)Been making rum old fashioneds lately, love it.
Tried Plantation OFTD and Hampden Overproof so far. Plantation gives a bit more fruity/banana-y note, while Hampden gives a woodier/smokier vibe
Haven’t, but made by worthy park, so looks goodAren't you in CA? Pick up Dr. Bird. (Have we discussed that?)
Am I the only one who thinks that compared to rum and gin, bourbon is one dimensional? Rum and gin, in my opinion, can have infinite variations based on technique, barrel treatment, botanicals in the case of gin, distillation methods, etc, whereas barrel treatment seems to be the dominating variable for bourbon.
Am I the only one who thinks that compared to rum and gin, bourbon is one dimensional? Rum and gin, in my opinion, can have infinite variations based on technique, barrel treatment, botanicals in the case of gin, distillation methods, etc, whereas barrel treatment seems to be the dominating variable for bourbon.
Totally there with you bud. Gin and rum are way more interesting. I think Gin even more so.