Tatoosh Bourbon – The Review
And….we’re back. We recently were able to acquire a bottle of Tatoosh Bourbon, as pictured to the left. This bourbon is from the Tatoosh Distillery in Seattle, although all the making and bottling is done at the Bendis Distillery in Bend, Oregon (a distillery that makes a couple of lovely gins). I am unclear as […]
Old Forester Birthday Bourbon – The Review
Every year around Christmas-time (a coincidence?) my birthday comes around. Sadly, if I want to drink bourbon, all bourbon is much younger than I. I could switch to Scotch, win a million dollars, and drink booze older than I, but this has not yet come to pass. So, this year for my birthday I got […]
Elijah Craig Single Barrel 18 Year-Old Bourbon – The Review
Driving through a small valley town after a long day in the car, I am getting in need of a drink. I notice a corner bar, “The Duck Club”. I park next to about 12 Ford F-150 pickup trucks (My Honda Civic is not afraid) and go into the bar. Even though it is illegal […]
Make your own Bourbon – Woodinville’s 3rd Day of Christmas
I know that I have posted about this before (Here), but it has to be brought back for Christmas! If you want a great gift that is unusual but not stupid, this would be the one. Plus it has the benefit of making people remember your gift for several months if nothing else. So, here […]
Corner Creek Reserve Bourbon – The Review
The gifts of Thanksgiving linger on. And by that I mean the bourbons that we bought on the way to the relative’s house. Amazingly enough, they have not been killed as of yet. So, today we take glass in hand and look into the darkest, or most amber, depths of one of our aquisitions – […]
Give Thanks for Bourbon -Bourbon Pairings For Thanksgiving
In the difficult and busy run-up to Thanksgiving, many people forget one of the most important considerations – What bourbons to serve? Oh, everyone discusses what type of green beans to have, should you brine the turkey or not, what pies are we having? But who, who I say, asks the most important question – […]
Bourbon Heritage Month-What it Means to Me
When I heard it was National Bourbon Heritage Month, I was astounded. Mostly astounded that they had actually passed some Senate resolution at one point in time for that. Or so interweb legend holds. But I thought about it. Bourbon is my favorite hard liquor. I could pretty much drink it to the exclusion of […]
Ezra Brooks Bourbon Review – The Best of the Cheap.
“Economical!” wafted from the back. Since I have not yet won the lottery, and I do like to drink, and drink costs money and money equals time and at no time do I have enough money, ipso facto I therefore don’t have enough time. Is time the fourth dimension? Okay, kind of got lost […]
Woodford Reserve Releases Limited Edition Maple Wood Finished Bourbon
Like the title? I lifted off the entire title from the press release. Here is some blah blah verbage from the same distinguished source: This whiskey is one of the most unique Master’s Collections to date as it is the industry’s first bourbon to be finish-aged in barrels made from sugar maple wood. Barrels play […]
Nigella Lawson & Maker’s Mark
Sexy English big girl, Nigella Lawson, getting busy with sugar, double cream, stale croissants and a bottle of Maker’s Mark… It’s her “tipple of choice”.
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The Dangers of Thirst
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The Jug of Empire!
"How solemn and beautiful is the thought that the earliest pioneer of civilization, the van-leader of civilization, is never the steamboat, never the railroad, never the newspaper, never the Sabbath-school, never the missionary -- but always whiskey!" ~Mark Twain