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9 hours ago, Harry in WashDC said:

Basic BT.  Absolutely hits the spot tonight as it does most nights.

 

Not high enough octane to deaden the pain the bullpen is causing.

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Went with 4RSB at a bar last night for a couple of doubles then a nightcap of MM.


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13 hours ago, Harry in WashDC said:

Basic BT.  Absolutely hits the spot tonight as it does most nights.

 

9 hours ago, flahute said:

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Yep...and been that way since what 1999 or so when introduced. IMO the  bourbon after Makers that primed the pump for the boom with its overall deliciousness, approachability and taste change up from the dead on the vine brands back then. 

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Not sure this qualifies as "enjoying", but sipping on my version of a hot toddy which includes some HH6yrBIB.

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I've been alternating between EWSB and ER10 for the last week. Two really good pours I often overlook for some reason.

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Having a small pour of a vatting of MMCS and Dickel 9 CS.  Been better than a year I think since the last pour.   Mmmmmm.  Very tasty.  

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Very Old Barton BIB last night. A little Barton 1792 tonight.

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Elmer T Lee on the rocks at Shamrocks Bar and Grill in Lexington
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13 hours ago, DCFan said:

 

Not high enough octane to deaden the pain the bullpen is causing.

THIS - for the second night in a row.  I betcha Smokinjoe is enjoying the games.

 

I may have to switch to something stronger if the Nats bullpen doesn't show up soon.

 

So, it's back to OF 1897 for this evening.

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A bourbon snowcone (aka mint julep) with some Henry McKenna BIB as the main ingredient.  Can't drink them all the time, but definitely enjoyed for ceremonial purposes on race days.

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Second pour was Booker's, which turned out to cost more than listed price.
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6 minutes ago, OldFitzWithTheGoldLabel said:

Second pour was Booker's, which turned out to cost more than listed price.
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They look to have a pretty nice bourbon menu and the prices are decent.

 

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Long day of soccer.  Storm delays and tough games.  Decided to treat myself tonight.  I was looking for something special. I ended up with Larceny.  While seemingly not special, I am really enjoying it.  I have enjoyed the current bottle.

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On 5/14/2017 at 11:47 PM, bourbon4all said:

Does tot equal ton or lot?^_^

 

A tiny lot, perhaps a slightly generous pour. :) 

 

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Watching the James Beard episode of American Masters on PBS (on DVR).  He enjoyed everything in food and drink, and probably would have loved the SAOS 7 I just poured for myself.

 

Now I feel the urge to borrow some of his cookbooks from my mom's kitchen and try some recipes... :)

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Started off with cehtsmb and wrapped up with Rittenhouse mixed with some bitters.

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1792 single barrel

                   followed by

                             Old Forester 1920

 

nice relaxing way to wrap up a long day.

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Went to Doc Crow's in Louisville before attending the play Beautiful at the Kentucky Center for the Arts.  Started with a pour of Rowan's Creek.  One of my son's friends favorites.  I know some people on here aren't very enamored with it but I did enjoy it.  Followed by an Old Forester 1920.  Now I know why everyone has been talking about it.  Definitely see a bottle of this in my future.

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Elmer T Lee on the rocks at Shamrocks Bar and Grill in Lexington
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To each his own but this seems to be a pretty decent list with fair pricing. Better than what I see in Houston.
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To each his own but this seems to be a pretty decent list with fair pricing. Better than what I see in Houston.


I agree. I usually look for bargains when I buy bourbon at bars or restaurants. Elmer T Lee is a ghost bottle around here, so that is why I picked it. The Booker's was the same price as Woodford Reserve and Basil Hayden, so I figured it was a comparative bargain.

Most places give me tiny pours if I order my bourbon neat, so I usually get it on the rocks to get more for my money.

Compared to the outrageous Nashville prices, these are fair restaurant bourbon prices.

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14 hours ago, OldFitzWithTheGoldLabel said:

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Drugs and alcohol - is there a hidden message there? :o

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Drugs and alcohol - is there a hidden message there? [emoji33]


Ha. It was at my neighbor's house and it was his bottle. The hidden message is that I wasn't looking at the background. I personally don't take anything stronger than vitamins or Ibuprofen.

The Gentleman Jack tasted different. It had an odd nose - to me it smelled like a mixture of cotton candy and pecans.

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