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Anonymous Coward User ID: 62255240 United States 12/25/2016 03:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Im a bourbon man. Spent 5 years in Kentucky. It's enGRAINED in me. What you like better and why??? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 73309774 Makers and Soco. Didn't he ask what you like "better" than bourbon? (which Maker's is) And Old Crow is made by and essentially the same as the , uh, well... J. Beauregard B. label I've found a smooth gold tequila that I find real plesant and easy to sip. A napolean brandy that ain't half bad, even a very old rum that's very drinkable. I've tried to get past a few scotch, but I can't stomach the smoke and the baind-aids. Bourbon is my personal favorite, so my answer is, No, I haven't found anything I like better. But of the bourbons, the best I found was a mid-level warehouse sample I pulled in 98, only six years old, 127°, but so smooth and rich. |
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