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Wanting to reminisce

Started by ChuckC, May 09, 2014, 03:25:00 PM

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ChuckC

I need some time to just sit back next to a camp fire and think about the days gone by that I spent in the woods and fields, bow in hand.  The good as well as the bad. Thinking of going up to the cabin over Memorial Day weekend and doing just that.

What kind of whisky or bourbon do you recommend I sip while I do this ?

ChuckC

nineworlds9

Sounds like a peaceful time.  Enjoy!

Bourbon wise I enjoy Woodford Reserve.  I'm also a fan of Tullamore Dew.
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Orion

Hey Chuck, good idea.  I like Jameson, George Dickel, Buffalo Trace.  If I have to, I can get along with Maker's Mark or Jack Daniels. Should pair one of these to a good cigar.  Vega Fina is a nice mild cigar.  I also like Hoya de Monterey Excalibers. Have fun. I'm planning the same thing after my turkey hunting is over.

Bladepeek

If I'm thirsty, just about any beer will do. If I'm looking to do some sippin', a nice single malt scotch can put a smile on my face and help me fall asleep easier. Goes well with a campfire.
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Pete McMiller

Good for you Chuck.  A campfire and some sip'en Whiskey is good for your soul.  As far as bourbon whiskey, I'm a fan of Makers but just bought a bottle of Buffalo Trace that seems to go down easy.  Bowmore slightly peaty Scotch is very nice.  If you like rum, Ron Zacapa or Flor de Cana, Centenario or One-Barrel - they're all good.
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beachbowhunter

A little Templeton Rye wouldn't hurt...
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Trumpkin the Dwarf

How about a Laphroaig 10 year?
Malachi C.

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J. Holden

Jealous of your cabin myself.  I'll be your server...  I'm partial to Jack Daniels myself.

Jeremy   :coffee:
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"A real man rejects passivity and takes responsibility to lead, provide, protect, and teach expecting to receive the greater reward." Dr. Robert Lewis

Sam McMichael

The Woodford Reserve would be nice, but I lean more toward the single malt Scotch. In recent times, though rye has tickled my taste buds. Of course, drink whatever you prefer, but as an accomplished drinker once told me, "Life is too short to drink cheap liquor".

On another note, Trumpkin, if you want an interesting taste sensation, put a handful of fresh cracked pecans in your mouth along with a sip of the Laphroaig.
Sam

Pete McMiller

What?  Laiphroig and pecans?  Hmmmm sounds very interesting.
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Robertfishes

A glass of sweet tea is all I need..

slim_grim

Bulliet Bourbon is my personal favorite.  :thumbsup:
Live and let live.

Pointer

Some Jack Daniel's Single Barrel would do it

BelegStrongbow

Now I do love a nice peaty scotch with a cigar from time to time, but my new favorite sipping whiskey is Seagrams 7 Dark Honey. All the other honey whiskeys out are great and all but the Seagrams one is my personal favorite. Put a few ice cubes in it and let them chill the whiskey and melt a little bit and you'll drink a bottle before you know it. Is a nice easy drink on a warm summer night.
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awbowman

Crown Reserve or Maker's Mark.  Lots of ice no water or soda.  Just let ice melt to just the right feel.

Although I'm not real picky
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nineworlds9

Ooh Beleg' you had to go talkin honey whisky, now I'm jonesing...

I'm doing something similar tonight only not at a cabin, at a friend's house sipping Miller High Life and watching Last of the Mohicans hahaha
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58" Two Tracks Ogemaw
60" Toelke Chinook
62" Tall Tines Stickflinger
64" Big Jim Mountain Monarch
64" Poison Dart LB
66" Wes Wallace Royal
            
Horse Creek TAC, GA
TBOF

ron w

Just give me a cup of coffee and the camp fire   :campfire:
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degabe

some good shine goes down easy sittin next to a fire.

BelegStrongbow

Ya nineworld9 I got thirsty as well after talking about it. Had to pour myself a glass after typing that.

The champaign of beers and Daniel Day Lewis, I like where your heads at. Classics both of em.
RLTW
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Black Widow PCHX Osage 58" 52@28.


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