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Whack for my daddy-o
There's whiskey in the jarrrooo!
Well, if you don't know what to expect, your first drink of whiskey can really catch you off-guard. Especially if you did a shot, and especially if someone forced you to take the shot, and you had to use a Bud Light to rinse the acrid aftertaste out of your mouth. :mrgreen:
If you gave a teenager a bitter and dark beer, he may forever be turned off to drinking beer, and resort to drinking Bacardi O2s for the rest of his life. That's why you have to ease into it.
Now, I'm not saying JD is particularly strong, but one of the easiest drinking whiskies out there is Jameson's or Bushmills. For scotch, Johnnie Walker Black and Glenlivet are extremely smooth.
I bought my friend his first drink of whisky, a Glenlivet. The bartender poured four fingers. I guess she didn't know how much a standard drink is (one finger). So, my friend nursed the drink for like an hour and a half. Hahaha. I got hooked up on the Macallan 25 this weekend too, I got around four fingers.
:pimp: :drink:
This is the only whiskey that I've ever had and actually didn't think about spitting all over the place.
OK, I did a heads up of the Macallan 25 and the 18 last night.
Anyway, the Macallan 25 is very refined. The bouquet of flavor is INTENSE, and the sherry character is extremely powerful. The 18 is most of what the 25 is but is much less money.
The sheer cost of a drink of 25 would make most ordinary people balk at the idea of spitting it all over the place... I drank a Glenmorangie 12 afterwards and it tasted almost like water.
Favorite I've had is Crown Royal, but I generally stick to Jim.
If you like the Crown, slide over a bit and grab a bottle of Pendleton. I used to be pretty big on CR, then I was introduced to P, never had CR since. Few bucks cheaper too.
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