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Damn! I should have picked up that 090 in person!

I tend not to drink terribly often, because I have trouble stopping, but I do have a fondness for whiskey.

I have pretty much stuck with Basil Hayden since my dad bought some to try a number of years back, and I will be picking up some Gibson's rye when I visit Canada this summer.
 

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Sitting on the porch, sipping Laphroaig 10 at the moment. I tend to wander between Scotch and bourbons, or George Dickel, technically a Tennessee whiskey. The problem with Dickel is that it evaporates so fast! I open the bottle, pour a drink, then before I know it, it's empty!

On the bright side, for a couple weeks after, the UPS truck brings me all kinds of surprises!
 

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Damn! I should have picked up that 090 in person!

I tend not to drink terribly often, because I have trouble stopping, but I do have a fondness for whiskey.

I have pretty much stuck with Basil Hayden since my dad bought some to try a number of years back, and I will be picking up some Gibson's rye when I visit Canada this summer.
Basil Hayden is smooth and tends to please a lot of people. Another one that I like that is similar is Evan Williams single barrel.
 

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Sitting on the porch, sipping Laphroaig 10 at the moment. I tend to wander between Scotch and bourbons, or George Dickel, technically a Tennessee whiskey. The problem with Dickel is that it evaporates so fast! I open the bottle, pour a drink, then before I know it, it's empty!

On the bright side, for a couple weeks after, the UPS truck brings me all kinds of surprises!
Laphroaig is such a treat
 

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I had tried lots of Scotchs, Bourbons and never found one under $50 that tasted good two evenings back to back . Four Roses bourbon is what I keep around for guests and the occasional old fashioned or sour. Neighbor gave me a bottle of Basil Hayden dark rye last Christmas and I absolutely loved it. Oregon Spirit rye is good stuff as well. Even though I was raised on bourbon, gonna have to accept that I'm dark rye only.
 

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Despite the nice stuff that I have on the shelf, if I had to stock only one bottle, it would be either Evan Williams BiB or Wild Turkey 101. Those two keep me perfectly happy. I often pour those for people and present them as if they were expensive whiskey. Everyone usually falls for it.
 

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The distillery up the road makes an oat whiskey that’s easily some of the finest I’ve had. It’ll sneak up on ya.
 
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