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Throw some salted peanuts in the glass colonial, and in Georgia, that's dinner. Cheers!
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latebloomer..Bourbon with ice,Coke and Salted peanuts I might just try that out..coke and salt together that must be an American thing yea
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Because the smarter ones realise what a crock of s*** everything is.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2013-06-14 14:07 by GravityBoy.
The morning after is always tough GravityBoy...
latebloomer..Salted peanuts with Bourbon and Coke..Mmmm..not bad,not bad at all..
hey cheers mate
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The result of this combination is an exclusive purchase which has never been done before.
Cheers!><
you betcha & throwing in some beer, wine, dark rum, vermouth vodka or anything in your liquor cabinet helps, too! Be creative, you can't ruin anything! great holiday fare.
Nah, it's more my liver that is marinated...
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Don't know about that, but a favorite way to steam Maryland Blue Crabs is to pour a can or two of beer in the water, along with some Bay seasoning. My father used to say, if it didn't do anything else, at least the crabs would die happy.
I think it's more a southern thing, colonial. First found out about it when I was working at the Georgia State Capitol building in Atlanta. They used to have bags of salted peanuts out next to bottles of coke for the legislators. Tried it myself, but never with bourbon...probably goes down much better that way.[/quote]
Coke and peanuts!
Yeah, must be a southern thing because most people cringe when I say I grew up in Texas with coke and peanuts.
Take the coke, throw a few peanuts in the bottle or can...and drink.
Coke and peanuts!
Yeah, must be a southern thing because most people cringe when I say I grew up in Texas with coke and peanuts.
Take the coke, throw a few peanuts in the bottle or can...and drink.[/quote]
How is that any different really, then shoving a handful of peanuts in your mouth, chewing them to the consistency of chunky peanut butter, and then swigging it all back with a frosty Coca-Cola?
Wow, is the weekend here yet?!
How is that any different really, then shoving a handful of peanuts in your mouth, chewing them to the consistency of chunky peanut butter, and then swigging it all back with a frosty Coca-Cola?
Wow, is the weekend here yet?![/quote]
Almost treacle, almost.
I'm not much of a soda drinker anymore, hardly ever have anything but water and wine, but I wouldn't turn down a rum and coke with some peanuts thrown in.
Ahh, nostalgia...
Almost treacle, almost.
I'm not much of a soda drinker anymore, hardly ever have anything but water and wine, but I wouldn't turn down a rum and coke with some peanuts thrown in.
Ahh, nostalgia...[/quote]
sort of a 'southern' variation on "I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating crackers".
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Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
71Tele
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Date: May 25, 2013 08:12
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71Tele
Max, it's New Jersey. That's all you need to know.
Ah... I wondered, not to get cross wised with good IORRers from NJ or anything.
Man I tell ya, there have been acouple of instances in my life when I/we suspected the bar of not using what we were paying for (typically a low quality booze in place of top shelf) and we called them out on it.
We turned the drinks in and got bottled beer in place of it. Not being an expert it is kind of tough to accuse a bartender and getting too uppity about it, so we were nice and they happily (almost too happpily) took the drinks back..... later (weeks) the problem was not there. The booze was fine.
And that was just mixed cocktails... not straight Scotch. I dont want to sound too mean/ or cocky, but if someone orders straight Scotch, or on the rocks, and it is actually rubbing alcohol, with food coloring, and the people cant tell??... well, do you really feel sorry for them?
This is a WHOLE THREAD, hundred of posts about people being picky about Scotch... and I bet most of the people who posted here could tell shit from shineola... But the customers in the article were drinking rubbing alcohol, and couldnt tell? How sorry can one feel for them?
You can tell with good scotch.
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
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colonial
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Date: June 8, 2013 14:38
Taken a few hours ago..
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Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
latebloomer
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Date: June 8, 2013 16:18
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colonial
Taken a few hours ago..
Throw some salted peanuts in the glass colonial, and in Georgia, that's dinner. Cheers!
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
RoughJusticeOnYa
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Date: June 8, 2013 16:30
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latebloomer
Throw some salted peanuts in the glass colonial, and in Georgia, that's dinner. Cheers!
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Posted by:
colonial
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Date: June 8, 2013 17:14
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latebloomerQuote
colonial
Taken a few hours ago..
Throw some salted peanuts in the glass colonial, and in Georgia, that's dinner. Cheers!
latebloomer..Bourbon with ice,Coke and Salted peanuts I might just try that out..coke and salt together that must be an American thing yea
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Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
StonesTod
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Date: June 8, 2013 17:18
swilled down some bulleit bourbon with a paddy's chaser last night. don't try this at home. at least in my home.
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
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colonial
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Date: June 8, 2013 17:22
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Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
latebloomer
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Date: June 8, 2013 17:23
latebloomer..Bourbon with ice,Coke and Salted peanuts I might just try that out..coke and salt together that must be an American thing yea[/quote]
I think it's more a southern thing, colonial. First found out about it when I was working at the Georgia State Capitol building in Atlanta. They used to have bags of salted peanuts out next to bottles of coke for the legislators. Tried it myself, but never with bourbon...probably goes down much better that way.
I think it's more a southern thing, colonial. First found out about it when I was working at the Georgia State Capitol building in Atlanta. They used to have bags of salted peanuts out next to bottles of coke for the legislators. Tried it myself, but never with bourbon...probably goes down much better that way.
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
latebloomer
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Date: June 14, 2013 14:04
You drink a lot because you're supersmart, study says
Go ahead, order that second beer: You deserve it because you're so smart. According to the greatest study in the history of science (we're only slightly exaggerating), smarter people tend to drink "more frequently and in greater quantities" than their duller, drier peers. In two studies conducted in the United States and United Kingdom, children's intelligence was measured and categorized in five groups ranging from "very dull" to "very bright." When the study participants were assessed later in life (the Brits checked in from their 20s to their 40s) the "brighter" kids were the ones who emptied more glasses more often. Why? No one is exactly sure yet. Anybody want to drink on it?
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Go ahead, order that second beer: You deserve it because you're so smart. According to the greatest study in the history of science (we're only slightly exaggerating), smarter people tend to drink "more frequently and in greater quantities" than their duller, drier peers. In two studies conducted in the United States and United Kingdom, children's intelligence was measured and categorized in five groups ranging from "very dull" to "very bright." When the study participants were assessed later in life (the Brits checked in from their 20s to their 40s) the "brighter" kids were the ones who emptied more glasses more often. Why? No one is exactly sure yet. Anybody want to drink on it?
[now.msn.com]
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
GravityBoy
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Date: June 14, 2013 14:07
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latebloomer
You drink a lot because you're supersmart, study says
... Why? No one is exactly sure yet. Anybody want to drink on it?
[now.msn.com]
Because the smarter ones realise what a crock of s*** everything is.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2013-06-14 14:07 by GravityBoy.
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
latebloomer
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Date: June 14, 2013 14:13
Quote
GravityBoyQuote
latebloomer
You drink a lot because you're supersmart, study says
... Why? No one is exactly sure yet. Anybody want to drink on it?
[now.msn.com]
Because the smarter ones realise what a crock of s*** everything is.
The morning after is always tough GravityBoy...
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
colonial
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Date: June 19, 2013 00:37
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latebloomerQuote
colonial
Taken a few hours ago..
Throw some salted peanuts in the glass colonial, and in Georgia, that's dinner. Cheers!
latebloomer..Salted peanuts with Bourbon and Coke..Mmmm..not bad,not bad at all..
hey cheers mate
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Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
rollmops
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Date: August 14, 2013 23:03
Last night I had the pleasure to have a glass of Pappy Van Winkle. Lucky me as that bourbon is hard to find. It is really good I have to say, nice nose, strong in the mouth and really smooth to gobble.
Rock and roll,
Mops
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Rock and roll,
Mops
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Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
stupidguy2
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Date: August 15, 2013 04:02
Neither, but I love this:
'I drink Scotch/Whiskey..all night long..'
'I drink Scotch/Whiskey..all night long..'
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
waaghals
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Date: August 15, 2013 04:29
Every drop of G.Spirits has been poured over the breasts of a Top Model and is then directly bottled into a specific and personalized glass bottle. Each model has been on many covers of international men’s magazines. A few examples include: the beautiful Alexa Varga (Playmate of the year 2012 (HU), Playboy Jan 2013 (DE)), Shooting Star Amina Malakona (Covergirl: Playboy (HU), July Cybergirl 2013 on playboy.com) and the charming Evelin Aubert (Covergirl Playboy Dec 2010 (HU)). These are just a few that are representing G.Spirits Collectrion No.1.
The result of this combination is an exclusive purchase which has never been done before.
Cheers!>
<Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
Come On
()
Date: August 15, 2013 07:57
My favorite after testing them all (almost all of them):
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Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
Happy Jack
()
Date: August 15, 2013 08:53
I'm really more of a bourbon drinker and my favorite right now are Old-Grandad's Old Fashioned's. It gives the drink a nice rich full flavor.
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
stonehearted
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Date: August 15, 2013 09:18
Use to work with this guy who would marinate his pork chops in beer and bourbon. He came in to work one day enthusing about what a great meal he had the day before. "Man, I'm am a gooood mutherf^@&in' cook!"
Has anyone here ever done that, marinate a cut of meat in bourbon?
Has anyone here ever done that, marinate a cut of meat in bourbon?
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
owlbynite
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Date: August 15, 2013 09:29
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stonehearted
Use to work with this guy who would marinate his pork chops in beer and bourbon. He came in to work one day enthusing about what a great meal he had the day before. "Man, I'm am a gooood mutherf^@&in' cook!"
Has anyone here ever done that, marinate a cut of meat in bourbon?
you betcha & throwing in some beer, wine, dark rum, vermouth vodka or anything in your liquor cabinet helps, too! Be creative, you can't ruin anything! great holiday fare.
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
shattered
()
Date: August 15, 2013 09:48
Glenlivet then something stupid.
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
Come On
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Date: August 15, 2013 10:42
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stonehearted
Use to work with this guy who would marinate his pork chops in beer and bourbon. He came in to work one day enthusing about what a great meal he had the day before. "Man, I'm am a gooood mutherf^@&in' cook!"
Has anyone here ever done that, marinate a cut of meat in bourbon?
Nah, it's more my liver that is marinated...
2 1 2 0
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
TheGreek
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Date: August 15, 2013 13:48
crown royal on the rocks with a twist (lemon)
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
latebloomer
()
Date: August 15, 2013 14:04
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stonehearted
Use to work with this guy who would marinate his pork chops in beer and bourbon. He came in to work one day enthusing about what a great meal he had the day before. "Man, I'm am a gooood mutherf^@&in' cook!"
Has anyone here ever done that, marinate a cut of meat in bourbon?
Don't know about that, but a favorite way to steam Maryland Blue Crabs is to pour a can or two of beer in the water, along with some Bay seasoning. My father used to say, if it didn't do anything else, at least the crabs would die happy.
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colonial
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Date: September 20, 2013 20:07
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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2016-02-22 09:14 by colonial.
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
stupidguy2
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Date: September 20, 2013 21:44
Quote
latebloomer
latebloomer..Bourbon with ice,Coke and Salted peanuts I might just try that out..coke and salt together that must be an American thing yea
I think it's more a southern thing, colonial. First found out about it when I was working at the Georgia State Capitol building in Atlanta. They used to have bags of salted peanuts out next to bottles of coke for the legislators. Tried it myself, but never with bourbon...probably goes down much better that way.[/quote]
Coke and peanuts!
Yeah, must be a southern thing because most people cringe when I say I grew up in Texas with coke and peanuts.
Take the coke, throw a few peanuts in the bottle or can...and drink.
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
treaclefingers
()
Date: September 20, 2013 21:46
Quote
stupidguy2Quote
latebloomer
latebloomer..Bourbon with ice,Coke and Salted peanuts I might just try that out..coke and salt together that must be an American thing yea
I think it's more a southern thing, colonial. First found out about it when I was working at the Georgia State Capitol building in Atlanta. They used to have bags of salted peanuts out next to bottles of coke for the legislators. Tried it myself, but never with bourbon...probably goes down much better that way.
Coke and peanuts!
Yeah, must be a southern thing because most people cringe when I say I grew up in Texas with coke and peanuts.
Take the coke, throw a few peanuts in the bottle or can...and drink.[/quote]
How is that any different really, then shoving a handful of peanuts in your mouth, chewing them to the consistency of chunky peanut butter, and then swigging it all back with a frosty Coca-Cola?
Wow, is the weekend here yet?!
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
latebloomer
()
Date: September 21, 2013 00:29
Quote
treaclefingersQuote
stupidguy2Quote
latebloomer
latebloomer..Bourbon with ice,Coke and Salted peanuts I might just try that out..coke and salt together that must be an American thing yea
I think it's more a southern thing, colonial. First found out about it when I was working at the Georgia State Capitol building in Atlanta. They used to have bags of salted peanuts out next to bottles of coke for the legislators. Tried it myself, but never with bourbon...probably goes down much better that way.
Coke and peanuts!
Yeah, must be a southern thing because most people cringe when I say I grew up in Texas with coke and peanuts.
Take the coke, throw a few peanuts in the bottle or can...and drink.
How is that any different really, then shoving a handful of peanuts in your mouth, chewing them to the consistency of chunky peanut butter, and then swigging it all back with a frosty Coca-Cola?
Wow, is the weekend here yet?![/quote]
Almost treacle, almost.
I'm not much of a soda drinker anymore, hardly ever have anything but water and wine, but I wouldn't turn down a rum and coke with some peanuts thrown in.
Ahh, nostalgia...
Re: OT: favorite Whiskey/Scotch/bourbon
Posted by:
treaclefingers
()
Date: September 21, 2013 01:10
Quote
latebloomerQuote
treaclefingersQuote
stupidguy2Quote
latebloomer
latebloomer..Bourbon with ice,Coke and Salted peanuts I might just try that out..coke and salt together that must be an American thing yea
I think it's more a southern thing, colonial. First found out about it when I was working at the Georgia State Capitol building in Atlanta. They used to have bags of salted peanuts out next to bottles of coke for the legislators. Tried it myself, but never with bourbon...probably goes down much better that way.
Coke and peanuts!
Yeah, must be a southern thing because most people cringe when I say I grew up in Texas with coke and peanuts.
Take the coke, throw a few peanuts in the bottle or can...and drink.
How is that any different really, then shoving a handful of peanuts in your mouth, chewing them to the consistency of chunky peanut butter, and then swigging it all back with a frosty Coca-Cola?
Wow, is the weekend here yet?!
Almost treacle, almost.
I'm not much of a soda drinker anymore, hardly ever have anything but water and wine, but I wouldn't turn down a rum and coke with some peanuts thrown in.
Ahh, nostalgia...[/quote]
sort of a 'southern' variation on "I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating crackers".
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