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While I like that people are enjoying bourbon, I hope this craze dies soon. Crazy secondary prices. $25-30 Bottles that used to be easy to find, now rare. This isn't fun anymore!
Note: The old man and I shared in a nice pour of the Old Weller Antique this past weekend. A very solid pour. We both very much enjoyed it.
Location: Approximately 50 miles from Missoula MT/38 yrs full time after 4 yrs part time
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Yeah. But, I thought essentially all Americans spelt whiskey with the e, like the Irish. MM is American.
You're saying for Americans its simply a preference? Interesting. I don't know of any other American whiskey that spells it without the e.
With your permission, I would take issue with the last sentence in the above Quote.
I my 85 years, I never horse packed into Elk Hunting Camp (one to ride and one to pack per man) withought at least one bottle per man of: "George Dickel Number 12".......one of the finest Tennessee Corn WHISKY that ever "hit your lips".
Actually its: 84 % Corn; 8% Rye and 8% Malted Barley.
As they say:...."TRY IT, YOU'LL LIKE IT"
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With your permission, I would take issue with the last sentence in the above Quote.
I my 85 years, I never horse packed into Elk Hunting Camp (one to ride and one to pack per man) withought at least one bottle per man of: "George Dickel Number 12".......one of the finest Tennessee Corn WHISKY that ever "hit your lips".
Actually its: 84 % Corn; 8% Rye and 8% Malted Barley.
As they say:...."TRY IT, YOU'LL LIKE IT"
I just scored 3 bottles of George Dickel No. 12 from Walmart for $6 a bottle today!
Location: Approximately 50 miles from Missoula MT/38 yrs full time after 4 yrs part time
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I just scored 3 bottles of George Dickel No. 12 from Walmart for $6 a bottle today!
I'm also a Griz alumni!
Approx $15 to $17 at our state liquor stores.
But golly gee.....No sales tax. Yeah, and $283 for license plate for a 10 yr old GMC Yukon......$569/yr when it was new.
How the hell do you handle those 120 degree temps?
But golly gee.....No sales tax. Yeah, and $283 for license plate for a 10 yr old GMC Yukon......$569/yr when it was new.
How the hell do you handle those 120 degree temps?
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