Being a Canadian who has drank a lot of what this country has to offer in whisky, I personally would rather drink dog piss. If you want whisky than drink bourbon or scotch.
Posts: 1341 | Location: Canada | Registered: November 15, 2006
Originally posted by JWeb: Being a Canadian who has drank a lot of what this country has to offer in whisky, I personally would rather drink dog piss. If you want whisky than drink bourbon or scotch.
Is that with a splash of water?
Thanks flashman, I'll try Makers Mark. I see you know your bev's. I have'nt acquired the taste for scotch Yet.
Posts: 69 | Location: Michigan | Registered: September 07, 2007
Originally posted by JWeb: Being a Canadian who has drank a lot of what this country has to offer in whisky, I personally would rather drink dog piss. If you want whisky than drink bourbon or scotch.
You obviously dont know your azz from your head if you dont think there are any good wiskeys in Canada. what a terrible and uninformed post.
If you want to try some of what canada has to offer look for these lablels: Gooderham & worts tangle ridge Pike creek Lot no. 40
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Originally posted by JWeb: Being a Canadian who has drank a lot of what this country has to offer in whisky, I personally would rather drink dog piss. If you want whisky than drink bourbon or scotch.
You obviously dont know your azz from your head if you dont think there are any good wiskeys in Canada. what a terrible and uninformed post.
If you want to try some of what canada has to offer look for these lablels: Gooderham & worts tangle ridge Pike creek Lot no. 40
Terrible maybe but I don't think uninformed. I said that I "personally" would not want to drink Canadian whiskies over there American and Scotish counterparts. I based this on the whiskies that I have drank.
Posts: 1341 | Location: Canada | Registered: November 15, 2006
I can understand people liking different wiskeys over canadian wiskey as i agree that scotch is more refined while bourbon is easyer to get into. That being said Canadian wiskey can be both of those. Let us know what you find Scoop
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Posts: 990 | Location: Victoria ,BC. Canada | Registered: December 28, 2004
I tried Knob Creek and Makers Mark. They were really not to my likeing. So for now I will stick to the lighter stuff. Even though I drink my whiskies on the rocks, I think the canadians suit my taste for now.
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