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Jameson too expensive

jonnyGURU

jonnyGURU

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This bottle was $24.99 and it's only three nights old and it's gone.

I need to switch to moonshine or something. 🙁
 
Originally posted by: jonnyGURU
This bottle was $24.99 and it's only three nights old and it's gone.

I need to switch to moonshine or something. 🙁
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Yea grain mixes with anything... or you can try straight shots and go blind for 5-10 seconds at a clip...
 
If you want a bottom barrel whiskey (technically a bourbon) that tastes decent, try Kentucky Gentlmen. < $10 for a Handle.
 
Originally posted by: AndrewR
Originally posted by: jonnyGURU
This bottle was $24.99 and it's only three nights old and it's gone.

I need to switch to moonshine or something. 🙁
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Try switching to AA. :Q
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Does it mix well with Ginger Ale?
 
Originally posted by: jonnyGURU
Originally posted by: AndrewR
Originally posted by: jonnyGURU
This bottle was $24.99 and it's only three nights old and it's gone.

I need to switch to moonshine or something. 🙁
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Try switching to AA. :Q
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Does it mix well with Ginger Ale?
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That's the only way they can drink ale and get away with it so I imagine so!

EDIT: Wait, wait -- you take a fine Irish whiskey and MIX IT WITH GINGER ALE?!? :Q
 
LOL, I'll just recycle my post from the Smithwick's thread:
Originally posted by: werk
Damn good stuff. I drank a whole hell of a lot of it in Ireland earlier this month!

I wouldn't consider it the best though.
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Originally posted by: AndrewR


EDIT: Wait, wait -- you take a fine Irish whiskey and MIX IT WITH GINGER ALE?!? :Q
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I can only drink it straight for so long.
 
Windsor Canadian is a good & cheap mixing whiskey. You can pick up a 1.75 handle of it for around $15.00.
 
Originally posted by: werk
LOL, I'll just recycle my post from the Smithwick's thread:
Originally posted by: werk
Damn good stuff. I drank a whole hell of a lot of it in Ireland earlier this month!

I wouldn't consider it the best though.
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mmmmm.....Smithwicks....

I've only found two places so far in the U.S. that carry it on tap. An Irish pub in Tempe, AZ and the Hilton off of Michigan avenue in Chicago.

Pyonir said he found it being sold in 6 pack bottles at some stores in AZ a while back.

My wife and I lived off that stuff when we were in Ireland. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: vi_edit
Originally posted by: werk
LOL, I'll just recycle my post from the Smithwick's thread:
Originally posted by: werk
Damn good stuff. I drank a whole hell of a lot of it in Ireland earlier this month!

I wouldn't consider it the best though.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

mmmmm.....Smithwicks....

I've only found two places so far in the U.S. that carry it on tap. An Irish pub in Tempe, AZ and the Hilton off of Michigan avenue in Chicago.

Pyonir said he found it being sold in 6 pack bottles at some stores in AZ a while back.

My wife and I lived off that stuff when we were in Ireland. 🙂
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Yeah. The only place I've had Smithwicks was a seafood restaurant in DC.

I'm surprised Bennigan's doesn't carry it. They sell everything else including Guinness, Bass, Harp and they used to sell Murphy's (does Heineken still make Murphy's?) so why not sell Smithwicks?
 
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