The Moderately Priced Whiskey Thread
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As much of it as possible without going blind.
Though, to be fair, the only plastic bottle in that specific image (aside from the cooking oil) is the Heaven Hill. At $21, that's the second least expensive 1.75 on the shelf. The Bacardi silver is the least expensive, but I don't drink that straight.
Though, to be fair, the only plastic bottle in that specific image (aside from the cooking oil) is the Heaven Hill. At $21, that's the second least expensive 1.75 on the shelf. The Bacardi silver is the least expensive, but I don't drink that straight.
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Perhaps this is overpriced for Joe's penny-bottle stash, but I just picked up some Dickel no. 12 and am very pleasantly surprised at how drinkable it is.
It is $23 / 750 at the state run store. They sell it in larger bottles. 1.75L is $42. It's a Tennessee whisky and has a nice mellow sweetness.
It is $23 / 750 at the state run store. They sell it in larger bottles. 1.75L is $42. It's a Tennessee whisky and has a nice mellow sweetness.
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I bought a handle because it was on sale and I liked the last bottle I got. First glass tasted like absolute scheiße. I blame the bottle of Eagle Rare that I had been working on since I got it for Christmas as a gift. And flamesuit on, but I like all my bourbon on the rocks and letting it melt a little. Benchmark just needs to be diluted a little more before the alcohol gives way to the other flavors.
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