What Did You Drink Last Night?

[dh66]

JD #7

 

[Turnip]

Is the regular #7 diluted down to 40rpm at your end too?

 

[dh66]

Is the regular #7 diluted down to 40rpm at your end too?

Yeah. 80 proof. I guess that's what makes it a good sipping whiskey but not so good mixing whiskey. Not even on the rocks.

 

[Turnip]

Tomorrow I will have had a Mortlach 16yo in my glass the day before. Nice stuff but really takes a lot of time to fully develop.

Cheers

Turnip

 

[dh66]

I finished off the Jack Daniels Single Barrel last night.

 

[Bamaboots]

Is the regular #7 diluted down to 40rpm at your end too?

My first JD black label was 90 proof and changed to 87 in the 80’s then to 80 proof in the early 2000’s. Just ain’t the same whiskey.

 

[Turnip]

I remember the 87 as regular and the 90 from duty free.
Having enjoyed a lot of the older JD I switched to Wild Turkey 101 when JD reduced to 80rpm. If I remember right I didn’t have a single glass of JD since that time. Think I’ll try one of those single barrels occasionally, 100 proof.

 

[dh66]

80 proof #7 for me last night. And tonight. I appreciate the fact that I can have a few if the need arises (like last night after a 14 hour day) and still feel fine the next morning. I can enjoy the higher proofs on the weekend when I have the luxury of unwinding a little looser.

 

[Turnip]

Being an old sack meanwhile I usually don’t drink booze anymore if I’ll have to work next day, maybe once or twice a year...

 

[dh66]

Being an old sack meanwhile I usually don’t drink booze anymore if I’ll have to work next day, maybe once or twice a year...

Probably the best practice...but at the end of some days the back just hurts too bad to go to bed sober. The key, I've found, is knowing where the line is and taking care not to cross it. Not too often, anyway.

 

[Mister Cairo]

The wife and I enjoyed a wonderful Portuguese red, full bodied and firm, so much we hope to get a case of it. Will upload a pic when I can

 

[Mister Cairo]

The wife and I enjoyed a wonderful Portuguese red, full bodied and firm, so much we hope to get a case of it. Will upload a pic when I can

 

[Turnip]

Love Portugese Reds, they can be sooo very fiery!

Cracked the Caledonia Sherry whip (blue tube) last night.

 

[Jeffrey Westcott]

French wine in a box!

 

[BobHufford]

Old Forester 1897 Bottled in Bond bourbon with an orange pekoe tea chaser.

 

[Spiney]

Glenlivet Founders Reserve single malt. It was splendid.

 

[M Brown]

Glenlivit Nadura
mmmm

 

[BobHufford]

Starting in on one (or probably more) beers before the big game. This time it's Piney River Brewing Company's "Mexican Villa Flying Ace Lager".

Mexican Villa is a long time local favorite restaurant (since 1962). If you want authentic Mexican ... this is not the place. They have their own twist on things and it has long been enjoyed regardless of the lack of being truly "Mexican". For as long as I can remember the beer that was available was Budweiser in long neck bottle. A couple of years ago they reached out to Piney River Brewing in Bucyrus, Missouri for a locally brewed house-branded lager. It is much better than Bud.

The restaurant that was in the current (oldest of three locations) starting selling "Mexican" food in 1951 and the tradition carries on today.

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[BobHufford]

 

[dh66]

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That looks like a pretty nice nightcap