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What Bourbon Are You Drinking? - Summer 2011


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A very good friend of ours died last night after battling ALS. Ann was so vibrant and full of life. Joan and I sat silently on the deck sipping AHH 16 (she was a bourbon lover and Hirsch was her favorite), staring at the trees and enjoying the memories.

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Spent the good part of this week trying to convince the fine folks at the IRS that I didn't owe them $400+K. Two hours ago they called to say, "You're absolutely right, you don't owe us a thing".

Have put a serious dent in a new bottle of 4R Mariage. Might be drained by the end of the night.

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I spent an afternoon and night on the porch at DougDog's and I can honestly say that I haven't had better bourbon then I had yesterday...unfortunately none of it is available for purchase on the shelves. I guess it's a small price to pay for getting to taste some great stuff! Thanks again Doug and Barb for the hospitality! :cool:

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Spent the good part of this week trying to convince the fine folks at the IRS that I didn't owe them $400+K. Two hours ago they called to say, "You're absolutely right, you don't owe us a thing".

But if you did owe the IRS 400K then your income would have been about 2.5 million.

That wouldn't be bad.

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A very good friend of ours died last night after battling ALS. Ann was so vibrant and full of life. Joan and I sat silently on the deck sipping AHH 16 (she was a bourbon lover and Hirsch was her favorite), staring at the trees and enjoying the memories.

Sorry for your loss John...glad that you were able to toast to her with some fine bourbon!

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But if you did owe the IRS 400K then your income would have been about 2.5 million.

That wouldn't be bad.

Could REALLY stock the bunker then. :grin:

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Could REALLY stock the bunker then. :grin:

"Hmmm...I can't decide between the 1945 Lafite or 1929 Latour tonight. Which goes better with hamburgers?"

At any rate...had a VSOF this afternoon with an ice cube, really hit the spot. Probably gonna stick with wheaters tonight. There's an L'burg Old Rip 90 in the cabinet calling my name...

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Four Roses Single Barrel OBSV Barrel Strength, neat.

Selected by me and our buddies up the road.

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"Hmmm...I can't decide between the 1945 Lafite or 1929 Latour tonight. Which goes better with hamburgers?"

The 45 Lafite is shot, go for the Latour. It's 'been to the mountaintop', but is still drinking nice. :grin:

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Keeping it simple tonight. Having a two finger pout of Devil's Cut while enjoying a good cigar.

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OWA tonight. Only about one more pour left in this bottle, and it demands replacement! :grin:

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THH 126.9*

Michter's 10

PHC wheated 10

PHC cask strength

good night :cool:

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Colonel Taylor followed by Ardbeg Uigeadail.... I'll take the Uigea over it hands down!!

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I can honestly say that I haven't had better bourbon then I had yesterday...unfortunately none of it is available for purchase on the shelves.

Does it have a name, or is it magical bourbon the fairies drop off? :lol:

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Took a flask of Dickel 12 to the movies last light, well this morning really, 12:01 showing of Planet of The Apes.

I'm drinking a Lot B Manhattan now.

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Took a flask of Dickel 12 to the movies last light, well this morning really, 12:01 showing of Planet of The Apes.

I'm drinking a Lot B Manhattan now.

Which was more enjoyable, the Dickel or the movie?

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Which was more enjoyable, the Dickel or the movie?

The whiskey was good to the last drop, the movie was good, (much better than the last re-make/re-invisioning up till the last scene), which was less plausible than the rest of the picture. See the movie, you'll know what I mean.

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The whiskey was good to the last drop, the movie was good up till the last scene, which was less plausible than the rest of the picture. See the movie, you'll know what I mean.

Thanks. I love the old "Ape" movies and plan to see this modern version. Poor endings after a good body of work is always a drag though. I'll have to decide what to fill my flask with in order to soften the "less plausible" ending. I hate when that happens!

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A small pour of Rare Breed - first bottle purchased, only second time I've had it.

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Bounced around a bit, this evening. But, have settled in with a couple of pours of BHC VSOF 12 Yr. A perfect representative of what a "wheater" should be. While enjoying this beauty, I'm having one of those "Epiphanal Moments", while I contemplate what a "wheater" is truly supposed to be. I mean, why do wheat as a flavor grain? And, what does that bring? And, I've come to the conclusion that there is only one example produced today. Think about it.

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