Last week I was watching a program that was praising the Old Fashioned. I realized that in all of my drinking years that I'd never had one. So, I set out to make some syrup, hunted down some bitters, bought a jug of whiskey and an orange. I mixed them all up in proper proportions, and.....
Blech! Awful. How do people drink these things. It tastes like old bubblegum.
I'll just finish the bottle with rocks and a splash of water like God intended and enjoy that.
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Posts: 20086 | Location: Montana | Registered: November 01, 2010
Got to run out and pick up a little peppermint schnapps, or brandy to share with Santa. A wee bit for me, leave him the bottle.
ETA: I left a bottle of Glunz Family Winery Vin Glogg out for him; he didn't touch it or the cookies. I'll have a few glasses of it for him.This message has been edited. Last edited by: rat2306,
The Brown-Forman Early Times BiB. And very nice Taiwan Oolong Tea that is a gift from my M-i-L.
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Posts: 5963 | Location: Central Texas | Registered: September 14, 2003
At the moment a Coppola Cabernet (one of my favorite cheap wines). One I finish dinner I'll switch over to a 15 year old George Dickel. I'm finally home for more than 5 hours for the first time in 4 days and I could use the drink.
Some sake. Rice grains polished down to 45%. Fruity and on the sweeter side. If only I could get sashimi here.....
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Posts: 12714 | Location: In the gilded cage | Registered: December 09, 2007
) sipping !
