Gin kills me....its sweet or something.
I do like a Gin Fizz occasionally..gotta do the egg white
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Gin Fizz Cocktail Recipe
Want to make a frothy and delicious Gin Fizz? Start with high-quality gin, and prep your arms for a good shake.
Gin was my choice when I was a younger lad but there were times I wouldn’t be a nice drunk.
goose/Tito’s is my choice of vodka and crown for the whisky
I am starting to drink bourbon a little and tried Weller for the first time a few weeks. 2 ice cubes. A bit on the pricey side but I plan on buying a bottle this summer
goose/Tito’s is my choice of vodka and crown for the whisky
I am starting to drink bourbon a little and tried Weller for the first time a few weeks. 2 ice cubes. A bit on the pricey side but I plan on buying a bottle this summer
I edited my post to mention brands, but evidently never saved it. From my bar
Tequilla; El Padrino, Azunia, Casamigos, Patron, Jose Cuervo Silver and Jalapeño infused Tanteo
Scotch; Glenlivet (all shapes, sizes and ages), Glenmorangie, Tomintoul & JW Black
Bourbon; Maker's Mark & Bookers
Whiskey; JD, Jim Beam, Shay's Rebellion (Berkshire Mountain Distillers)
Vodka; Kettle One, Tito's & Silver Bear (another distiller from the Berkshires) I like their "barely filtered" product
live from 99's bar... A very nice selection party @99's
Casamigos is my go to tequila...I like the old bottle though..the new label throws me.
Mazcals are interesting..smokey..(I doubt I'm tell you anything you don't know)
A lot of little distillery's popping up around here.
IDK if you guys get Rouge Beer out east but they are making some nice small batch whisky a few miles from here...hard to find wine drinking time anymore..lol
I like giving business to local establishments. Hard to find product across county though
BMD uses beer barrels to age their products, with Sam Adams seeming to be their go to barrel. Some of their stuff can be stiff, but Shay's Rebellion is an absolutely incredible sipping whisky. My buddies are more into mixed drinks, they like the other whiskies. I think they're best known for Gin. I think they've grown into a regional distillery, available in a few states.
Silver Bear is run by a Swedish couple, purely local. Nice vodkas. I enjoy their barely filtered vodka, which actually tastes like a nice tequila.
I enjoy both places, talking to the owners and the distillers and hearing their stories as I get drunk.
If you ever do the Berkshires (western MA), visit both places
BMD uses beer barrels to age their products, with Sam Adams seeming to be their go to barrel. Some of their stuff can be stiff, but Shay's Rebellion is an absolutely incredible sipping whisky. My buddies are more into mixed drinks, they like the other whiskies. I think they're best known for Gin. I think they've grown into a regional distillery, available in a few states.
Silver Bear is run by a Swedish couple, purely local. Nice vodkas. I enjoy their barely filtered vodka, which actually tastes like a nice tequila.
I enjoy both places, talking to the owners and the distillers and hearing their stories as I get drunk.
If you ever do the Berkshires (western MA), visit both places
No. versions of but not exactly
Looks tasty...will do soon.
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Paloma Tequila Cocktail Recipe
Enjoy the refreshing taste of the paloma. This popular tequila cocktail is a Mexican favorite, features grapefruit soda, and is very easy to whip up.
