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Working on a pale ale that I made for Christmas. Trying to finish it off to make room in the kegerator for the next homebrew.

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Field Of Dreams Absinthe. Guy I know makes this on his wine farm as a side project. If there's a more effective liquid panty remover in existence, I've never (ahem) come across it.

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Don't get too caught up on price right away; there is an abundance of great small-batch bourbons in the $25-50 range. I would recommend anything released by the Buffalo Trace and Four Roses distilleri

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From the winery attached to the course. Convenient.

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Did you borrow a pair of your wife's panties to wear while drinking that manly concoction? :w00t:

Nah, but your wife lent me a pair of hers! :-P Chances are, if there's an umbrella in it, I'll love it...

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Tonight, with wind chills in the single digits, I have a nice cup of hot chocolate.

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Made a drink tonight with some leftover peach juice (from canned peaches my wife used for something else), gin, triple sec, and seltzer. Nice tall glass chugger.

Ok......go back to the Canadian Mist! :-P

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Mr. Desmond Super Member

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Anyone have an old fashioned before? Might try one tonight but don't know if ill like it

old school...

you might go easy on the bitters, and have the bartender add a few more if too sweet. Some recipes have sugar, I guess, to offset the bitters.

Depends on the recipe and the bourbon

My dad makes mine … My bartender days ended about 35 years ago. Dad's didn't end - old school.

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geauxforbroke Great Member

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Anyone have an old fashioned before? Might try one tonight but don't know if ill like it

Do you like whiskey? If not, it probably isn't the drink for you.

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I like whisky!

Oh, sorry, you weren't asking me. :8)

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Mr. Desmond Super Member

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Do you like whiskey? If not, it probably isn't the drink for you.

Yes, but it's whiskey over ice with sugar and bitters and a twist And. I can't forget the maraschino cherry And if you want to make it more palatable, my dad used to add a little 7-up

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Do you like whiskey? If not, it probably isn't the drink for you.

Yes, but it's whiskey over ice with sugar and bitters and a twist

I don't see your point. I was only telling the OP that if he doesn't like whiskey, then he likely won't care for an Old Fashioned. After all, it's a whiskey cocktail.

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I don't see your point. I was only telling the OP that if he doesn't like whiskey, then he likely won't care for an Old Fashioned. After all, it's a whiskey cocktail.

Okay -- my point is that it's only whiskey-based.

Add sugar, bitters, cherry, and a twist ... and if it's too old school, add a dollop of 7-Up/Sprite, and is it anything like whiskey?

If you don't add a little 7, then I don't go for it... tried it both ways.... those guys in the '40-50's were hard core.

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Not a big deal. If he likes bourbon in the least, he ought to try it old-school with the 7-Up ready on the side, and pour lightly to taste

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geauxforbroke Great Member

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Add sugar, bitters, cherry, and a twist ... and if it's too old school, add a dollop of 7-Up/Sprite, and is it anything like whiskey?

If you don't add a little 7, then I don't go for it... tried it both ways.... those guys in the '40-50's were hard core.

That's my point exactly. If you go into a bar and say "I'll take an Old Fashioned", you're probably going to get whiskey (likely bourbon), bitters, simple syrup, and a twist. If you don't like whiskey, or if you don't like it when it's particularly strong, then you add something else, like Sprite or 7 Up.

So my point to the OP was, be sure you like whiskey before you walk into a bar and ask for an Old Fashioned. Even when mixed with other things, whiskey still tastes like whiskey, and a lot of people are turned off by it.

Not a big deal. If he likes bourbon in the least, he ought to try it old-school with the 7-Up ready on the side, and pour lightly to taste

Agreed.

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Good. More whisky for me.

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David in FL Incredible Member

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There are people who don't like whisky? :bugout:

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geauxforbroke Great Member

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There are people who don't like whisky?

I know. I was surprised to learn this unfortunate fact as well.

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