• Scotches: Lagavulin Distiller's Select, Laphroaig, and ?
• Whiskeys: Balcones Single Malt, TX Blend, and ?
• Rum: Don Q and ?
• Tequila: Herradura Ultra Grand Anejo
• Vodka: No preference, but Tito's is fine
• Gin: Hendrick's

bularry said:

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I think you need to reconsider your whiskey line

I'd also have a blended scotch for mixing I like Famous Grouse but JW red works, too

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bularry said:

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I think you need to reconsider your whiskey line

I'd also have a blended scotch for mixing I like Famous Grouse but JW red works, too

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SoTexBear said:

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bularry said:

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I think you need to reconsider your whiskey line

I'd also have a blended scotch for mixing I like Famous Grouse but JW red works, too

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I do want some WhistlePig Rye, Blanton's, Eagle Rare, and others.

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RebelT said:

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SoTexBear said:

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bularry said:

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I think you need to reconsider your whiskey line

I'd also have a blended scotch for mixing I like Famous Grouse but JW red works, too

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I do want some WhistlePig Rye, Blanton's, Eagle Rare, and others.

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Whistlepig is overrated.

Eagle Rare is good.

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SoTexBear said:

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bularry said:

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I think you need to reconsider your whiskey line

I'd also have a blended scotch for mixing I like Famous Grouse but JW red works, too

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I do want some WhistlePig Rye, Blanton's, Eagle Rare, and others.

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Funky Town Bear said:

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SoTexBear said:

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bularry said:

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I think you need to reconsider your whiskey line

I'd also have a blended scotch for mixing I like Famous Grouse but JW red works, too

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I do want some WhistlePig Rye, Blanton's, Eagle Rare, and others.

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I keep Templeton Rye in the house most of the time.

I have become a fan of High West out of Park City, UT. Their Campfire and Double Rye are delicious.

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J.R. said:

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Need some Irish Whiskey

Red Breast 12yr
Knanappouge 12yr

Need Tequila for Margs and like

Espolon Blanco

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bularry said:

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Funky Town Bear said:

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SoTexBear said:

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bularry said:

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I think you need to reconsider your whiskey line

I'd also have a blended scotch for mixing I like Famous Grouse but JW red works, too

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I do want some WhistlePig Rye, Blanton's, Eagle Rare, and others.

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I keep Templeton Rye in the house most of the time.

I have become a fan of High West out of Park City, UT. Their Campfire and Double Rye are delicious.

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agree, Campfire and Double Rye by High West are both excellent, but I kind of shy away from them since they are made by the big Indiana distiller and blended by High West. I know, that is stupid, but I can't help it.

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Dubbicans said:

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bularry said:

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I think you need to reconsider your whiskey line

I'd also have a blended scotch for mixing I like Famous Grouse but JW red works, too

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SoTexBear isn't a got-damned peasant. He's not drinking blended scotch.

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bularry said:

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Funky Town Bear said:

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SoTexBear said:

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bularry said:

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I think you need to reconsider your whiskey line

I'd also have a blended scotch for mixing I like Famous Grouse but JW red works, too

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I do want some WhistlePig Rye, Blanton's, Eagle Rare, and others.

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I keep Templeton Rye in the house most of the time.

I have become a fan of High West out of Park City, UT. Their Campfire and Double Rye are delicious.

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agree, Campfire and Double Rye by High West are both excellent, but I kind of shy away from them since they are made by the big Indiana distiller and blended by High West. I know, that is stupid, but I can't help it.

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Funky Town Bear said:

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bularry said:

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Funky Town Bear said:

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SoTexBear said:

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bularry said:

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I think you need to reconsider your whiskey line

I'd also have a blended scotch for mixing I like Famous Grouse but JW red works, too

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I do want some WhistlePig Rye, Blanton's, Eagle Rare, and others.

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I keep Templeton Rye in the house most of the time.

I have become a fan of High West out of Park City, UT. Their Campfire and Double Rye are delicious.

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agree, Campfire and Double Rye by High West are both excellent, but I kind of shy away from them since they are made by the big Indiana distiller and blended by High West. I know, that is stupid, but I can't help it.

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I've sat the bar in Park City. It's a fine establishment. And they do at least have tanks at the distillery there.

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BU_Diehard said:

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Funky Town Bear said:

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bularry said:

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Funky Town Bear said:

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SoTexBear said:

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bularry said:

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I think you need to reconsider your whiskey line

I'd also have a blended scotch for mixing I like Famous Grouse but JW red works, too

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I do want some WhistlePig Rye, Blanton's, Eagle Rare, and others.

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I keep Templeton Rye in the house most of the time.

I have become a fan of High West out of Park City, UT. Their Campfire and Double Rye are delicious.

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agree, Campfire and Double Rye by High West are both excellent, but I kind of shy away from them since they are made by the big Indiana distiller and blended by High West. I know, that is stupid, but I can't help it.

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I've sat the bar in Park City. It's a fine establishment. And they do at least have tanks at the distillery there.

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Food is excellent too. Their Dead Mans Boots cocktail is my favorite drink west of New Orleans.

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lbtx said:

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I second the High West recommendations. The Rendezvous Rye is their award winner and the Bourye is interesting. Their Midwinter Night's Dram is one of my favorites but is only released once a year I believe.

Willet Rye is also pretty good. The 8 yr is hard to find, but fantastic. They have younger version for around $40.

Noah's Mill is another great bourbon.

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RebelT said:

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SoTexBear said:

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bularry said:

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I think you need to reconsider your whiskey line

I'd also have a blended scotch for mixing I like Famous Grouse but JW red works, too

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I do want some WhistlePig Rye, Blanton's, Eagle Rare, and others.

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Whistlepig is overrated.

Eagle Rare is good.

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lbtx said:

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I second the High West recommendations. The Rendezvous Rye is their award winner and the Bourye is interesting. Their Midwinter Night's Dram is one of my favorites but is only released once a year I believe.

Willet Rye is also pretty good. The 8 yr is hard to find, but fantastic. They have younger version for around $40.

Noah's Mill is another great bourbon.

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SoTexBear said:

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I've unloaded my liquor cabinet in preparation for my impending move to Chicagoland. Once there in a more permanent basis, I'd like to restart my collection.

• Scotches: Lagavulin Distiller's Select, Laphroaig, and ?
• Whiskeys: Balcones Single Malt, TX Blend, and ?
• Rum: Don Q and ?
• Tequila: Herradura Ultra Grand Anejo
• Vodka: No preference, but Tito's is fine
• Gin: Hendrick's

What am I missing? Well, besides some cash...

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BrooksBearLives said:

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How has no one mentioned Dirty Sprite yet? Sizzurp?

For me, I tend to appreciate a nice purple sizzurp with some of Waco's finest Dr. P. When you need to slow your roll, ain't nothing better. Plus, the purple tinge you get on your gums drives the ladies wild.

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GoldMind said:

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BrooksBearLives said:

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How has no one mentioned Dirty Sprite yet? Sizzurp?

For me, I tend to appreciate a nice purple sizzurp with some of Waco's finest Dr. P. When you need to slow your roll, ain't nothing better. Plus, the purple tinge you get on your gums drives the ladies wild.

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Well, for 1 its becoming incredibly hard to find a codeine/promethazine syrup. They are usually prescribed separately now.

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