May have fallen for an American
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May have fallen for an American

Now don't get me wrong, she's no single malt & there's no way I'll be leaving Miss Glenmorangie for her but.....for a little holiday romance she is spicy where it counts with a smooth back end! My attempt at rye whisky went horribly wrong so it's nice to see what it's supposed to taste like!
Benoit
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Benoit - Senior Distiller

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Re: May have fallen for an American
I'm glad you didn't say well rounded back end or I'd have spluttered a mouthful of good booze through my nose again and need another new keyboard.
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Curmudgeon - Master Distiller

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Re: May have fallen for an American
How odd. I do like a bit of Knob Creek, but found Bulleit disappointing.
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Re: May have fallen for an American
Not tried knob creek but I have now tried both the regular bullit bourbon & the 95 Rye, I didn't think the regular was far enough apart from the taste of JD to warrant giving it much more attention but the rye doesn't leave that taste in your mouth that bourbon does (the one that makes you screw your face up like you sucked a lemon). It's not a complicated flavour like a single malt is but then it won't be aged for as long so I didn't expect it to be, I thought it was really light & easy drinking in a side by side with JD I'd pick the straight rye every time
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Re: May have fallen for an American
i love knob creek and have tried hundreds of bourbons and whilst i do like bulleit bourbon their rye did nothing for me at all, turkey rye and fightimg cock are my current faves
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Re: May have fallen for an American
Strange how tastes change over time. For several months now Bulleit Rye is my preferred tipple.
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Re: May have fallen for an American
That is a hell of a name for a drink Benoit.
And I have not tasted this one Myles.
But I have had crippled Cock And Kneekracker
cider.
And I have not tasted this one Myles.
But I have had crippled Cock And Kneekracker
cider.
Rather have a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy
than a full frontal lobotomy
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gaza the instructor - Master Distiller

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Re: May have fallen for an American
I did try Bulleit the other month...wasn't over the moon with it.
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Re: May have fallen for an American
Had my 1st good try of The Kracken spiced Rum
last weekend. Not just a taste but a good slug
or five!!
I like it Need to get near that one.
I think its caramel not choc I taste Mash????
last weekend. Not just a taste but a good slug
or five!!
I like it Need to get near that one.
I think its caramel not choc I taste Mash????
Rather have a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy
than a full frontal lobotomy
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