TWINS (Page 2): I wish I could share it with you! HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

trainspotter Loc: Oregon

Sinewsworn wrote:

Nice shot of some tasty beverage bottles. Thanx for sharing.

I wish I could share it with you! HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

Scruples Loc: Brooklyn, New York

In the meantime, pour yourself a glass of Woodland Reserve. Fire up a good stogie and sit back and enjoy. If you like a single malt whiskey instead try Glenfiddich. Bourbon is a liquor rich in flavor and history. That is why it is to be sipped slowly. Gulping it down or following it with a beer chaser is not what you would do with bourbon or a single malt. But in all, I hope that all Have A Happy Thanksgiving.

scooter1 Loc: Yacolt, Wa.

Scruples wrote:

In the meantime, pour yourself a glass of Woodland Reserve. Fire up a good stogie and sit back and enjoy. If you like a single malt whiskey instead try Glenfiddich. Bourbon is a liquor rich in flavor and history. That is why it is to be sipped slowly. Gulping it down or following it with a beer chaser is not what you would do with bourbon or a single malt. But in all, I hope that all Have A Happy Thanksgiving.

Happy Thanksgiving to you. My bourbon of choice is Buffalo Trace. Meant to be sipped neat.

scooter1 Loc: Yacolt, Wa.

trainspotter wrote:

Here is one of the "unicorn's" of the bourbon world....It took 14 months of ordering from a state ran store to get these...."IF and when" the China virus is every behind us.....these WILL be opened!

I'll have to try that. I sneak across the state line to Jantzen Beach for my booze. I use JD to mix and Buffalo Trace to sip. If I buy 2 of each of half gallons I save $70-$80 per trip. Washingtons taxes are horrendous!

Scruples Loc: Brooklyn, New York

I have never had Buffalo Trace Bourbon. This one sounds like a winner. Since I am in NYC, there is a liquor store on East 23rd Street and Park Avenue. They have a huge selection of whiskeys and Bourbons alike. It is not uncommon for me to go into this store to buy a $30 bottle, and come out of the store an hour later with 4 additional bottles of different whiskeys and bourbons. When my wife asks me how much I spent, I cover my mouth and whisper the amount I put on my credit card.

scooter1 Loc: Yacolt, Wa.

Scruples wrote:

I have never had Buffalo Trace Bourbon. This one sounds like a winner. Since I am in NYC, there is a liquor store on East 23rd Street and Park Avenue. They have a huge selection of whiskeys and Bourbons alike. It is not uncommon for me to go into this store to buy a $30 bottle, and come out of the store an hour later with 4 additional bottles of different whiskeys and bourbons. When my wife asks me how much I spent, I cover my mouth and whisper the amount I put on my credit card.

I do the same. Buffalo Trace is made by the makers of Pappy's, Sazerac. The difference is you don't have to pay $500 for a chance to win a bottle. Would like to know your opinion when you try it. I wanted a mix with 7-up but didn't have any JD so I tried BT. Not to be mixed.

trainspotter Loc: Oregon

Scruples wrote:

I have never had Buffalo Trace Bourbon. This one sounds like a winner. Since I am in NYC, there is a liquor store on East 23rd Street and Park Avenue. They have a huge selection of whiskeys and Bourbons alike. It is not uncommon for me to go into this store to buy a $30 bottle, and come out of the store an hour later with 4 additional bottles of different whiskeys and bourbons. When my wife asks me how much I spent, I cover my mouth and whisper the amount I put on my credit card.

I NEVER leave a liquor store empty handed (too far to drive and a waste of gas if I did) THANKS to ALL who commented on this! CHEERS!

Scruples Loc: Brooklyn, New York

A sound consideration.