My latest experiment.
I love gin but also love bourbon.
I'm making a juniper, anise, lemongrass, grapefruit peel infused Bourbon.
Will it be Herbon or Burgin?
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My latest experiment.
I love gin but also love bourbon.
I'm making a juniper, anise, lemongrass, grapefruit peel infused Bourbon.
Will it be Herbon or Burgin?
OMG! you've made Scotch! :shocked:Quote:
Originally Posted by pepcycle
Nope. Not Scotch.
Left out dirt, bandaids and ashtray.
No, he's made Pink Doe (or is it D'oh!) - KSBW infused with pink grapefruit, juniper, anise, and lemongrass. :grin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dramiel McHinson
:lol: I'm glad I'm not the only one that feels that way. I am always willing to give it a try, but so far not my cup of whisky. Good luck with your experiment, sounds interesting for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by pepcycle
Jagermeister Ultra-Light! :grin:Quote:
Originally Posted by pepcycle
As a Scotch lover, I feel compelled to correct this misinformation - it should be BANDAGES, not Bandaids (TM), and preferably bandages that have been used at least once. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by pepcycle
No, I meant Band Aids. Chorophenolic.
Nothing smells like a genuine, trademarked, original, flesh colored, Band-Aid. (Except bad beer and good scotch)
Ah. I stand corrected.Quote:
Originally Posted by pepcycle
Ahh haaa! missed it by that much !....!Quote:
Originally Posted by pepcycle
Actually it sounds very good. I actually like to throw some good ole bourbon into Margarita mix from time to time. Bourbon actually seems to go very well with citrus flavors. The juniper and anise adds a whole new dimension I've never tried. I gotta try that. I'll leave out the dirt, bandaids and ashtray out on the first try. I can always add the other stuff later. :grin: