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A Corpse Without Soul
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A Corpse Without Soul
Vilden
From the holy kingdom of Harmonia
Jack Daniels is ok, totally fine to drink when you want to get drunk. It got nothing on most scotch though imo.
ShredHeadJHJ
oh noes itz a opinionn
I'm sure anyone who drinks beer must have had both of them at some point. Had a load of Tsingtao last night because it was on offer, kinda flavorless. Also tried Weihenstephan (very light/hoppy taste) Bohemian Black Lager (tasted like charcoal 
) and some 10% Czech lager for which I can't remember the name but it was okay. Got a load of Fraoch too because, well... Scotland ftw.
) and some 10% Czech lager for which I can't remember the name but it was okay. Got a load of Fraoch too because, well... Scotland ftw.
The Ozzman
Melted by feels
It isn't un-American when Jim Beam and Maker's Mark taste way better.
I don't even drink Whiskey that much, but I'd much prefer to drink either of those than Jack Daniels.
MasterOLightning
Optimator
What's actually pretty good and affordable is Jim Beam Black. A big improvement over the white label JB.
I need to try more bourbons, but one of the best value bourbons I've had is Buffalo Trace. Exceptionally smooth for a $20-25 bourbon. Very balanced profile between oak, vanilla, rye, and a hint of minty sweetness. Easy to sip neat. Not sure how available this is in other parts of the country. I'm looking to try some of the distillery's older expressions, some of which are fairly affordable at under $40.
A good starter single malt Scotch would probably be either Glenlivet 12 or Glenfiddich 12, since they are cheap (~$30) and easy to find. It might be better for someone new to Scotch to try a few glasses at a bar to see which brands you prefer.
I need to try more bourbons, but one of the best value bourbons I've had is Buffalo Trace. Exceptionally smooth for a $20-25 bourbon. Very balanced profile between oak, vanilla, rye, and a hint of minty sweetness. Easy to sip neat. Not sure how available this is in other parts of the country. I'm looking to try some of the distillery's older expressions, some of which are fairly affordable at under $40.
A good starter single malt Scotch would probably be either Glenlivet 12 or Glenfiddich 12, since they are cheap (~$30) and easy to find. It might be better for someone new to Scotch to try a few glasses at a bar to see which brands you prefer.
Belligerent
Greekus Urungus
No luck at the liquor store today. Asked the clerk about Van Winkles and she said check the internet. Where do i turn to now?
Einherjar86
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Krilons Resa
Jerry's married?!
You couldnt get at least Woodford reserve? Or like MoL said, Buffalo Trace (harder to find) ?
Alos, Belligerent, what exactly are you looking for?
Just had a glass of Sam Adams Black Lager. That was one of the best Sam Adams I've ever had. I highly recommend it.
Belligerent
Greekus Urungus
Whiskey that's a step up from Crown Royal (which I really like) from $25-50 bottle. Buffalo Trace & Jim Beam Black sound tasty.
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