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I'll keep you postedNo.
Oh dear god no
I trust both Alton and Serious Eats since they both take a science-based approach to food.
I'll keep you postedNo.
Oh dear god no
While I am a beer drinker, this season we're moving on to eggnog. Will be making my mom's traditional eggnog for our holiday gathering (rum based) and starting a batch of Alton Brown's aged eggnog (Hennessey, Knob, and Meyer's). Makes about 3 liters, so I'm thinking of putting it in pint jars and sampling every few months to find the sweet spot. Per AB, it's quite good even after a year in the fridge. Serious Eats says 3 weeks at a minimum to get good flavor. Per the comment section (which is amazingly refreshing and enlightening about how awesome comment sections can be), this is even good after 2 years. Most important is air airtight seal and refridgeration.
Thecomicbookguy has a spreadsheet and photo log of the bourbon he ages in our home barrel, thinking of doing something similar with the 'nog.
Now for a comment about an ETOH beverage where age REALLY matters:
Went on a road trip to KY. My brother did the Maker's Mark ambassador thing so we picked up his personalized bottles. Did the tours, etc. Picked up several very fine bourbons. However, the main thing was we were able to pick up a couple of bottles of Elijah Craig Barrel Proof. This might just be the best bourbon I've had. It makes my George T. Stagg look like Kesslers. Buy it if you find it. Call me if you find it!
This is COTD.COTD.
I have a full Kentucky and Tennessee trip planned that I'm going to pull the trigger on some day. Seven days of traveling the bourbon trail finding great hooch, music, and food. The first whiskey I ever purchased was Elijah Craig 18 back when it was under $50. Now it's over $120 if you can even find it. EC makes great hooch.
How is vodka "handmade"?
Apparently you have to ask Tito.
OK, I invited that.
This is COTD.
Had their 23y/o ($300/bottle) that my brother felt was even better than the Barrel Strength. He's wrong but only minimally so. Even picked up some Heaven Hill Bonded* because it was the tourist thing to do.
* "A quality bourbon that might not blow your mind, but the price sure will"
People drive to Iowa - by choice! -and camp out to get their hands on a beer.
I think I’d rather do the third world country thing. And I don’t smoke.
Very few things in life are worth waiting in line for.
Got a 4 pack of a new Trillium-Omnipollo collab, Covered in Puppies, today. Didn’t even have to wait in line (cause my wife did). My office used to be a building away from Trillium, before they opened, or else I’d be dead. Now I have to settle for being 25 minutes away. And an hour from Tree House. Life is hard.
Maybe. Not unless we’re taking at least a grand.
Got a 4 pack of a new Trillium-Omnipollo collab, Covered in Puppies, today. Didn’t even have to wait in line (cause my wife did). My office used to be a building away from Trillium, before they opened, or else I’d be dead. Now I have to settle for being 25 minutes away. And an hour from Tree House. Life is hard.
Omnipollo is a little underrated, IMO. I know bbdl was recently at the source. Lucky bastige.