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Hog Booze review? What to buy?
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nevermind bushmills.... pick up the twelve year tullamore dew.... hands down a great irish whiskey
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I've enjoyed the Knob Creek much more than the Bushmills, I think you made the correct choice.
That being said Bushmills is pretty tasty for an Irish Whisky.
I've never tried the Tullamore Dew, sounds interesting.
That being said Bushmills is pretty tasty for an Irish Whisky.
I've never tried the Tullamore Dew, sounds interesting.
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I know they are great, cuz...they are not something NEW...... My original intend was trying to get I hv not yet tasted.
Then, I pickup my REGULAR.
I think, and sure you Hogs knows booze better than I do. Need some recommandation.
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Drink ...... it will make U see straight!
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you crack me up Jules!!!
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VTW's got the right Idea...Anyone else here into Bourbon? If you like Bourbon I suggest Blantons.
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Bookers! An excellent bourbon...
And as for Scottish single malt, why not give Bowmore a try?
I concure with VTW -- I prefer Tullamore Dew over Bushmills.
Lots of other suggestions, but these three will do for now.
And as for Scottish single malt, why not give Bowmore a try?
I concure with VTW -- I prefer Tullamore Dew over Bushmills.
Lots of other suggestions, but these three will do for now.
So far on here I've seen Blanton's and Knob Creek. Fine bourbons indeed.
My palate votes for Woodford Reserve. Sweeter than Knob Creek, less alcoholly than Blantons, but I have many more drinks to go before anyone calls me an expert.
I prefer Bushmills to Jameson, but IMHO neither of these compare well to decent Scotches that may cost $5-10 more. That's just an ignorant statement based on my opinion of flavor and nothing else. I do use Jameson in my steak and Guinness pies though, mostly because it's fairly inexpensive and has decent flavoring for that purpose.
My palate votes for Woodford Reserve. Sweeter than Knob Creek, less alcoholly than Blantons, but I have many more drinks to go before anyone calls me an expert.
I prefer Bushmills to Jameson, but IMHO neither of these compare well to decent Scotches that may cost $5-10 more. That's just an ignorant statement based on my opinion of flavor and nothing else. I do use Jameson in my steak and Guinness pies though, mostly because it's fairly inexpensive and has decent flavoring for that purpose.
Ohhhh Yeahhhhh!
Blantons is good but give me George T Stagg any day. The flavor is so intense.... You'd never guess the proof if you didn't already know. It's tough to find (usually only one release per year) but a great value at around $50.
Ken
