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Renate2511
1 year ago

Hi, Blueorange25.

If whisky, then it was with me a Jack Daniels.❗️❗️❗️

I’m sure it didn’t stay with a “Jacky.”

Greetings, Renate.

Mediachaos
1 year ago

You seem to ask Bourbon explicitly. Personally, Bourbon doesn’t tell me very much.

Your question is unprecise, because both from JD and JB there are plenty of bottling, from the cheap mass standards that a whisk(e)y lover would not drink to significantly better and more expensive bottling.

If Bourbon, then not the cheap lines. For example, I would take the Wild Turkey 101 or the Woodford Reserve. Both play in a league other than the cheap Jack Daniels’ and Jim Beams. These two cheap bottling won’t come to my house.

Overall, I prefer Malt Whisky, i.d. R. Single Malt. There are very exciting drops in between, except Scotland, from a number of other countries. Even from the USA.

mloeffler
1 year ago

Whiskey with “e” usually means Bourbon. But maybe you should have written Bourbon. Bourbon and whisky are quite different.

But no matter, I don’t want to confuse anything and sometimes it must be Burbon, for example to mix a whiskey sour or a mint julep.

I find Jack Daniels quite OK, I usually find Makers Mark or Wild Turkey at the bar.

I usually prefer whisky. e.g. Caol Ila, Laphroaig, Talisker etc.

mazg77
1 year ago

Cheap doesn’t always have to be bad, but I don’t think JB or JD are budget beads. For relatively little one gets a grenade such as the Straight Rye from the Freimeister collective. For some cocktails you need explicitly Bourbon, because I prefer Buffalo Trace.

EmmaLyne
1 year ago

I think Isle of Islay Whiskey is good. I like to snoop on it, but not necessarily smell the notes described.
Absinth smells good for me too. But I don’t drink any alcohol.

Mediachaos
1 year ago
Reply to  EmmaLyne

The whisky from Scotland, also from Isla, is written without “e”.

EmmaLyne
1 year ago
Reply to  Mediachaos

That the English word is written as “island” without e, I consider a rumor. And “Isla Whiskey” doesn’t even know Google, as “Islay” is suggested. You seem different from me. I mean https://www.schottischerwhisky.com/scotch-whisky/islay.html and there your strange spelling is not used. So obviously we mean different things.

Mediachaos
1 year ago

No. typos or auto correction. Sorry. I have some bottles of Islay at home, especially Kilchoman and Laphraoig. It was about the writing of whisky, which is written in Scotland without the internal e, in Ireland and the USA, so whiskey.

Kisam88
1 year ago

the two brands you called you are only good for Cola mix.

Buy decent single malt from highlands;-)

Sure, it costs three times, but it’s good.

dersmue
1 year ago

I had two bourbons in a glass long years ago: my first and my last. If so, Scotch. The one or the other Irish is still drinkable.

Giovanni47
1 year ago

I practically never drink whisky, so I prefer the burnt water from stone fruits.

Nikki8141
1 year ago

Whiskey Maximum with Cola …. That’s enough for the cheap.

Otherwise, I like to drink high-percent liqueurs.

frostfeuer85
1 year ago

I usually drink Chiva’s shelf, Glenfiddich, Lagavulin, Ardbeg and Laphroaig.

Bubukadnezar
1 year ago

if only single malt scotch!

Sweetheart.

Knallo659
1 year ago

I think whiskey is overvalued.

nobodyathome
1 year ago

I don’t drink any liquor, but I don’t even drink a supermarket

juli189379
1 year ago

Springbank 🙂

Luca747
1 year ago

At the FDP no whisky is drunk 😬, there are too stiff to 😋

PlacidDocu
1 year ago
Reply to  Luca747

There is only investing in alcohol and brewery shares, more percentages get nowhere! 😅

Trullalla56
1 year ago

just a glass of egg liqueur

JodlMcSwaggins
1 year ago

Beer