Whiskey

I would sell it! The difference between 10 year and 18 year whisky is minimal, and the ageing stops as soon as it is bottled, so basically the product is like it was when bottled.
Side note: whiskey is the irish type; and whisky is the scottish type. :2cents:
 
ANAZAZI":3gd6mf9t said:
I would sell it! The difference between 10 year and 18 year whisky is minimal, and the ageing stops as soon as it is bottled, so basically the product is like it was when bottled.
Side note: whiskey is the irish type; and whisky is the scottish type. :2cents:
I'd still drink it. Poured over some big square ice cubes. I would then stay away from the computer as to avoid making any ridiculous posts on here as I have done in the past. Whiskey tends to cloud ones judgement!
 
ANAZAZI":3sddsrvd said:
I would sell it! The difference between 10 year and 18 year whisky is minimal, and the ageing stops as soon as it is bottled, so basically the product is like it was when bottled.
Side note: whiskey is the irish type; and whisky is the scottish type. :2cents:

Yer drinkin the wrong Whiskeeeeeeyyyyyy. Try some Gibson's Gold and then try some Gibsons Rare!............BTW that would be the Canadian type!
 
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KNERSIE":1oeq1092 said:
ANAZAZI":1oeq1092 said:
Isomade":1oeq1092 said:
Several hundred dollars a bottle would buy a lot of Bud Light.

Or beer.

That was funny!

American beer is like making love in a canoe, f.....g close to water!
personally im glad it is, drink to much of it as it is.... im seeing that lately, saggin' eye lids, and a red nose, aint the best look for me :cowboy:
 
I am very disapointed in all of you. What a bunch of sell-outs. 3-way's the only one who even said he'd try it. HeII, I might even chug it right out of the bottle.
 
After seeing "Old Crow" on the bottle I'd have to pass. My last experience with old crow was an epic experience to say the least and consisted of a third story plunge into a swimming pool, a police officer breaking leg, shiny silver bracelet, some stiff fines and a whopping headache the next morning. But in all fairness to the Crow, the copious amounts of Milwaulkee's Best could have played some minor role as well. I did learn its best not to laugh when you are trying to employ evasive maneuvers. :D
 
Uh-Oh--looks like I've stumbled into the proverbial den of inequity. The kinda place I was warned as a yougun--to stay out of.

I'd have to drink a couple shots of it and keep @ least one bottle just to say I had something older than I am. Granted, Old Crow ain't the finest spirits ever distilled, but it's better than a lot of others. When I was stationed down in Cuba nearly 4 decades ago, the only whiskey available was that old black bird. If they ran out, we were stuck with vodka. There is no comparison. In recent years, even tho I rarely touch any of it nowdays, I've taken a liking to the blended stuff from the frozen hinterlands that comes in a blue cloth bag.
 

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