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  1. #21

    Re: OT: What's your spirit?



    Quote Originally Posted by purplepoe View Post
    My birthday is this weekend as well (tomorrow actually).

    31

    I dunno our plans but maybe we'll try to stop down for a drink.

    PP
    Happy Early Birthday!

    Mine is actually the 30th but due to work, I couldnt make it back until this weekend. I got age on you ... 35

    We will be at One Eyed Mikes anytime after 8.
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    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    I love vodka . . . . sigh. I wish it were Friday evening . . . . sigh. Eh, what the hell, Lost starts again tonight and I think I just might celebrate

    P.S. Happy birthday guys
    Screw 'em all

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  3. #23

    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonRaven
    I got age on you ... 35
    You thirty-somethings are young pups -- I got a few years on both of you!

    I'll try to stop by on Saturday night myself. Happy birthday to both of you!



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    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Quote Originally Posted by highwater View Post
    You thirty-somethings are young pups -- I got a few years on both of you!

    I'll try to stop by on Saturday night myself. Happy birthday to both of you!
    Definitely! The more the better!

    Only condition to you, PP or anyone else who stops by is that you have to have some GM. You will see why when you get there.

    And dont you dare try and order a GM with ice!
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    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Damn Houston,
    You can put away that much GM? When I was a DJ back in the day, the bartender where I played and I would drink maybe 4-5 three-finger shots of it and the next day my head would pound!!!

    I do love GM but treat it with respect. I can't make it to B-more this weekend but have a great time!
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    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Quote Originally Posted by festivus View Post
    Bulleit is much more harsh then the other high end bourbons/Tennessee whiskeys I've had. I like some variety though.

    I stay away from Maker's Mark only because I like to support the smaller distilleries, I'm sure it's very fine but I haven't had any in about ten years.
    I was being kind when I said Bulleit was a tad harsh. It is quite harsh, but like yourself, I do enjoy a bit of variety. By the way, Rebel Yell is pretty good too, but for some reason, its rare and pricey down here in the Deep South.

    Not sure why you avoid Maker's Mark. They aren't a mass-quantity distillery as their product is a handmade bourbon. I'm an ambassador of their bourbon and have my name on a barrel that is about to mature. They will sell me a couple bottles of "my" bourbon but I have to travel to Loretto KY to get it. Not sure I want to make that trek.

    You should revisit Maker's Mark. Cheers!
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  7. #27

    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    I either drink cheap beer (Natty Boh) or expensive scotch.
    I'm kidding of course about the scotch always being expensive, though I no longer buy blends. I really like The Dalmore 12 or Glenlivet 12 for my more regular drinks. The Balvenie 17 year is the best bottle in my collection at the moment, and head and shoulders above the rest.
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    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Over the years I've bought my wife a good selection of whiskey - mainly Scottish but some Irish . I can't drink the stuff but can take the odd Jim Beam at the end of an evening.

    One problem you get with a thread like this is that some people do not distinguish between spirits and liquers.
    (When not drinking red wine or beer)

    Spirits:
    Gin (with tonic ) Bombay Sapphire usually
    Rum (with coke) usually white.
    Jim Beam

    Liquers:
    Amaretto
    Manderin Napoleon (aka Imperiale)
    Scnapps
    Psian Ambon
    - all of there work well with Champagne as well



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    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    In honor of our British friends, I regularly enjoy a pint (or two) of Bass Ale!
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    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    UKRaven likes bourbon. Unfortunately FellsPointRaven normally forgets to buy it for him from duty free.

    My two spirits o' choice are Bombay Sapphire and Jack (with coke). I also partake in Grey Goose on the rocks and enjoy a good cognac after a nice dinner.

    I'm with you guys who are high on Woodford Reserve - I bought some for my dad on my last trip to the UK and we both enjoyed it immensely!

    If Houston and PP are going to be at Mike's tomorrow night I may try to swing by. I don't have a bottle of GM there, but I know a few people who do. We should make it an impromptu board social.



  11. #31

    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Quote Originally Posted by flraven View Post
    Damn Houston,
    You can put away that much GM? When I was a DJ back in the day, the bartender where I played and I would drink maybe 4-5 three-finger shots of it and the next day my head would pound!!!

    I do love GM but treat it with respect. I can't make it to B-more this weekend but have a great time!
    NOOOO!

    The bottles of GM are for everyone .... you have to understand the bar. It's the first and only Grand Marnier club. You buy your bottle from the bar and they keep it for you. There are about 800 members to the club everyone of those members has a bottle in one of their many cases throughout the bar.

    They need to update their web site, but here is a link: www.oneeyedmikes.com
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    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Quote Originally Posted by FellsPointRaven View Post
    UKRaven likes bourbon. Unfortunately FellsPointRaven normally forgets to buy it for him from duty free.

    My two spirits o' choice are Bombay Sapphire and Jack (with coke).
    I do find it strange that Jack Daniels is the most popular bourbon (whiskey???) in the UK and yet Jim Beam is the most popular in the rest of the world.

    Tanqueray is a good alternative to Bombay Sapphire



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    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Quote Originally Posted by flraven View Post
    I was being kind when I said Bulleit was a tad harsh. It is quite harsh, but like yourself, I do enjoy a bit of variety. By the way, Rebel Yell is pretty good too, but for some reason, its rare and pricey down here in the Deep South.

    Not sure why you avoid Maker's Mark. They aren't a mass-quantity distillery as their product is a handmade bourbon. I'm an ambassador of their bourbon and have my name on a barrel that is about to mature. They will sell me a couple bottles of "my" bourbon but I have to travel to Loretto KY to get it. Not sure I want to make that trek.

    You should revisit Maker's Mark. Cheers!
    Agreed. My "every day" whiskey is Makers Mark. I kept a bottle with the purple wax, commemorating the Ravens SB win. It's sitting on my shelf in my office!

    If you havnt done so already, join the Embassadors Club. They do free tastings and I even walked away from one meeting with two free bottles.
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  14. #34

    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Bushmill's Black will kill what ails ya



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    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonRaven View Post
    Agreed. My "every day" whiskey is Makers Mark. I kept a bottle with the purple wax, commemorating the Ravens SB win. It's sitting on my shelf in my office!

    If you havnt done so already, join the Embassadors Club. They do free tastings and I even walked away from one meeting with two free bottles.
    Cool, I didn't know they did a purple wax bottle. I am an Ambassador but haven't been to a tasting. Closest they've come was Destin, and that's an hour away. Maybe I'll go the next time.
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    Head pounding ....

    Dry mouth .....

    Ugh.
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  17. #37

    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonRaven View Post
    Head pounding ....

    Dry mouth .....

    Ugh.
    We were supposed to eat at the Ruth's Chris Pier V location last night.

    That is until they evacuated the whole place due to a carbon monoxide leak.

    We pull around the corner and saw about 20 emergency vehicles.

    What a weird night.

    PP



  18. #38

    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonRaven
    Head pounding ....

    Dry mouth .....
    HEY HOUSTON! HOW YA DOING! GREAT TO SEE YOU! <now here comes the obnoxious hard slap on the back>



  19. #39

    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    Quote Originally Posted by highwater View Post
    HEY HOUSTON! HOW YA DOING! GREAT TO SEE YOU! <now here comes the obnoxious hard slap on the back>
    F You ...
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    Re: OT: What's your spirit?

    That Grand Marnier is good stuff, but it sure packs a next-day wallop, eh Houston?
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