Potent Potables (aka What’s your poison?)
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this might be my favorite photo so far. Nice
belladonna
Ronin
After a particularly 
afternoon, I wish to celebrate my Friday this way...
afternoon, I wish to celebrate my Friday this way...
The Night Rider
Professional
Lo-Profile
Master Class
I like the newer Jack Daniels Blackberry
Also like the Bird Dog Whiskey fruit flavors.
Then there's the fruit flavored moonshine
Also like the Bird Dog Whiskey fruit flavors.
Then there's the fruit flavored moonshine
Lexie__M
Professional
I like the Jack Daniels #7 and Jack Daniels Apple which I keep in the ice box and a frozen glass.
I have not seen Jack Daniels Blackberry of which I will look for next time I am in the store.
KillerFord1977
Emissary
JD Blackberry is new and is not as sweet and Crown Royal Blackberry
KillerFord1977
Emissary
I’m drinking this veteran owned whiskey from a Delta Force operator.
Great stuff
He was at Gothic Serpent.. “black hawk down”
Great stuff
He was at Gothic Serpent.. “black hawk down”
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KillerFord1977
Emissary
Hunter with a splasg of coke around a fire at deer camp when its freezing temp is what a dr orders. Sometimes simple works
belladonna
Ronin
Today feels like fall. Finally drying out a little, very little wind, 65 degrees out so all the windows are open.
Feels like a good time for a maple pastry stout.
Feels like a good time for a maple pastry stout.
KillerFord1977
Emissary
Been drink a great veteran owned distillery bourbon from a retired Delta Force gent.
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PAGunGuy
Custom
I just got into the bourbon craze about 2 years ago.
I have tried a few different ones.
Right now I have a bottle of Jefferson's and a bottle of Angels envy - they were birthday gifts.
Still trying to figure out what I like for sure.
I did discover and ice tea (black tea) and bourbon. I love the stuff. I just used already made tea - don't remember if it was Pure Leaf or Gold Peak with the Jefferson's
I have tried a few different ones.
Right now I have a bottle of Jefferson's and a bottle of Angels envy - they were birthday gifts.
Still trying to figure out what I like for sure.
I did discover and ice tea (black tea) and bourbon. I love the stuff. I just used already made tea - don't remember if it was Pure Leaf or Gold Peak with the Jefferson's
Jfal
Hellcat
I too am a recent (2-3 years) bourbon drinker. It baffles me why so many bourbon-tubers denounce Blanton's as not worth the money...It's worth $100/bottle imo...you should try it, if only once. Also if you can find EH Taylor for around $60...it's worth it. My favorite every-day pour is Old Grand Dad Bottled-in-Bond. $25-ish...strong runner at that price. Maybe some can tell I like sweeter bourbons....not a fan of ryes...
PAGunGuy
Custom
I haven't tied Blantons yet.
I like the Jefferson's, but, it's a little....mild.
I don't care much for sweet/flowery.
I do like the oak notes
That's about as much as I have figured out
USMC6094
Professional
For my Rum drinkers, give Stroh 161, from Germany a look.
Yes it is better than 80 percent alkyhall, but it's as smooth as silk, it doesn't even burn if you like it straight.....
And it has just enough Butterscotch in it, that you'll taste it through your nose..
It is HEAVENLY......
Yes it is better than 80 percent alkyhall, but it's as smooth as silk, it doesn't even burn if you like it straight.....
And it has just enough Butterscotch in it, that you'll taste it through your nose..
It is HEAVENLY......
Jfal
Hellcat
I too have grown weary of "mild" bourbons. I now gravitate toward Bottle-in-Bond (100proof) or higher. Just seems more flavorful to me, although some 95-ish-proofs I have found pretty tasty. Describing "sweet" for bourbons is kind of an oxymoron....it doesn't really mean sugary-sweet. Maybe Killerford can comment...what I am referring to is hard for me (a novice) to describe. He's a full-blown booze expert/professional.