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Favorite Whiskey?

Started by hatersaurusrex, March 01, 2014, 08:08:59 PM

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hatersaurusrex

Sitting here having a few pulls of Blanton's for the first time.  It's really smooth.  

I'm a Gentelman Jack man since about forever, but love to sample them all.   Sugar Maple Charcoal filtered anything is great to me.   Also, if you didn't know, filtering bottom shelf whiskey through a Brita charcoal filter cleans them up and smooths them out quite nicely.  In Tennessee, we call this the 'Lincoln County Process'.

I know there are other whiskey lovers on here.  Scotch? Bourbon? Rye?  Mix it?  Splash of water? Neat?  Sound off on your favorite.
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twodko

Johnny Walker Blue label for me.........only when Costco has it. Spendy spendy.
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My favorite whiskey is beer  :cheers:
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sanders7981

Quote from: twodko on March 01, 2014, 11:00:36 PM
Johnny Walker Blue label for me.........only when Costco has it. Spendy spendy.

I pick that up for a pretty good price when passing through duty free liquor stores in airports... Typically returning stateside.  However, I prefer Black Label, just as good without sticker shock.

Second go-to is Ballantine's Scotch, both withal a splash of coke.

Vector

Jack Daniels Single Barrel, haven't tried Johnny Walker Blue though.

polywideblock

if you like Ballantine's    try chivas regal  :Twocents: 


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tsmithae

Makers' 46 neat is my current favorite, all my whiskeys are served neat.  My friend had some really good stuff, I'm thinking it was Woodford Reserve IIRC.
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Black Velvet is my favorite. In fact, I over indulged on a bottle just last night & as I type this, I'm still a little swimmy-headed. :lol:

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lukedukem

Jameson Irish whiskey, 12 year. Strait. Or with some coke. Depends on the mood, but usually strait

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Crown black or JB Rye depending on my mood.
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Templeton Rye.

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Jack & Coke, it taste so good! I have gentleman Jack, and just tried Tennessee Honey Jack. For slow sipping I prefer the Tennessee Honey Jack. But Old #7 is my favorite. 
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sanders7981

Quote from: tsmithae on March 02, 2014, 09:40:34 AM
Makers' 46 neat is my current favorite, all my whiskeys are served neat.  My friend had some really good stuff, I'm thinking it was Woodford Reserve IIRC.

Ooooo... Woodford reserve is some good stuff too.   Since Jack Honey was brought up, Wild Turkey American Honey is much better IMO.  Drop that in some diet coke and sip away.  I downed a whole 5th day one last time my wife and I were in Vegas.

twodko

Good scotch is meant to be relished straight.  :Twocents:
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I think Jamison's is my favorite. Though I have gone through times when JD did it for me or Jim Beam. While in the service I learned the trick about filtering cheap booze. We made boiler whiskey and boiler wine. Let me tell you, if it was unfiltered it would burn a hole in the deckplates!!

We also found out in rather rough seas, that spilled booze cleans up oil very well... ;)

I wonder if filtering good booze would even clean it up more??  :shruggy:
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chaos52

Maker's Mark is excellent.

Wild Turkey 101 proof is good.

And of course, Jack Daniels. I've tried Gentleman Jack. Want to try the Single Barrel, but haven't had an extra $40-50 yet.  

The best scotch I've had was Johnny Walker Gold. Very smooth.

And always on the rocks, whatever it is.

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I enjoy Maker's as it readily available. But my current fav is Mitcher's American.  :2thumbs: There should be a law not allowing anyone to add any thing but ice!  It can be hard to find tho I've had to "import" it from Cali and Minn. 
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hatersaurusrex

If you guys haven't tried Knob Creek Smoked Maple, you're missing out.  It tastes like whiskey-spiked pancake syrup.  I'm going to track down some Bakon vodka and make breakfast cocktails out of it.

Speaking of, time to go break the seal on the bottle right now...
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twodko

Quote from: Steve P. on March 02, 2014, 09:59:40 PM
I think Jamison's is my favorite. Though I have gone through times when JD did it for me or Jim Beam. While in the service I learned the trick about filtering cheap booze. We made boiler whiskey and boiler wine. Let me tell you, if it was unfiltered it would burn a hole in the deckplates!!

We also found out in rather rough seas, that spilled booze cleans up oil very well... ;)

I wonder if filtering good booze would even clean it up more??  :shruggy:

Spoken like a true deep water sailor! God bless ya squid.  :cheers:
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polywideblock

Quote from: Fred on March 02, 2014, 10:51:57 PM
Glenfiddich & Bookers.

Have you tried a spot of Bookers in your port........outstanding.

buy a bottle of Dr JURDS jungle juice and be done with it    :yesnod:


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A friend of mine likes the 101 Wild Turkey which is a bit harsh, but I found one they make called Rare Breed that is much smoother. I'll buy a bottle every once in a while & pour a shot or two at night to sip while watching the TV. I don't like it mixed with anything or with ice.
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Steve P.

Quote from: twodko on March 03, 2014, 12:12:56 AM
Quote from: Steve P. on March 02, 2014, 09:59:40 PM
I think Jamison's is my favorite. Though I have gone through times when JD did it for me or Jim Beam. While in the service I learned the trick about filtering cheap booze. We made boiler whiskey and boiler wine. Let me tell you, if it was unfiltered it would burn a hole in the deckplates!!

We also found out in rather rough seas, that spilled booze cleans up oil very well... ;)

I wonder if filtering good booze would even clean it up more??  :shruggy:

Spoken like a true deep water sailor! God bless ya squid.  :cheers:

Takes one to know one!!  ;)
Steve P.
Holiday, Florida

Tilar

Quote from: daveco on March 01, 2014, 11:13:23 PM
My favorite whiskey is beer  :cheers:

That rates right up there!  :cheers:  but Jack Daniels black label and I are pretty good friends.  :2thumbs:
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While not as "Whiskey-ish" as most of the ones posted....my favorite "shot" is Fireball!

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billfury

Any JD on the rocks for me.

My baby bottle.

stripedelete

Scotch and Nyquil are the only two which have not been placed the no-drink-list by the Authorities (wife).  :icon_smile_dissapprove:

So I guess it's Scotch.  I'm slowly enjoying a bottle of 18 yr old Glenlivet.  :D

rt green

george dickel old no 12 and cola does it for me
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A good single malt scotch. Dahlwinnie and 15 year old Glenfiddich are favorites...
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Slowpoke

Wild Turkey has been my favorite for a long time, 30 years or so. But in my misspent youth I when thru  a lot of Thompson's green label,
real good stuff, aged for as long as it takes to get from the distillery to the bar.  :rofl:
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My Favorite. I'm a bottle collector.
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That's an awesome bottle!   :2thumbs:
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The Go To brand is Jack. But, I like trying them all.
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I just had some 60 year old Canadian today       smooth

BananaDan

I'm a single malt guy and haven't found a bottle I haven't liked, but if I have a go-to brand, it's Oban.  I've been getting more and more into Bourbon lately as a lot of new US producers have been popping up.
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Quote from: oldgold69 on March 09, 2014, 07:12:04 PM
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Brass

Redbreast is one of my favorites.

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Quote from: Road Dog on March 06, 2014, 10:51:22 AM
My Favorite. I'm a bottle collector.


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