Well, you could give the Scotch that I just mentioned a try! Although, I much prefer liquor served at room temperature.
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Well, you could give the Scotch that I just mentioned a try! Although, I much prefer liquor served at room temperature.
I'd just stick with Hendricks with the gin, but Martin Millers gin is nice, maybe even a step up over Bombay Sapphire.
Friday Feb 5th from 5-8pm there is a free Clipper City beer tasting event at the Perfect Pour in Columbia. Anyone gonna be there besides me?
Bluecoat. Drink it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
I don't have specific experience with this distillery, but there is a movement towards small, local distilleries as of late. Specifically in New York I have heard good things about Tuthilltown Spirits. They make a handful of whiskeys using local ingredients. I think they range in price from $25-45 so they might be on the higher end of what you are looking for.
tuthilltown.com
e: I am picking up a pack of Sam Adam's Honey Porter tonight from my local cheap beer source. I find Sam Adam's beers to be decent but always just short of what I want. Like they start with a really good beer and then turn back the volume to get a soundly meh result. Never tried this one though.
Going to buy a random six-pack today and I want something new. Last beer I had was a Yuengling Black & Tan. Someone recommend something and I'll see if my local market has it.
Dogfish 60 min.
Can I drink that immediately?
No, you must store and age it for at least 6 years.