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Showing posts with label whiskey book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label whiskey book. Show all posts

Monday, June 1, 2020

Whiskey Roundup 05/24/20 to 05/30/20

Every Saturday I go through Twitter with #whiskey and roundup my favorite whiskey articles! This is the
The Whiskey Roundup
The Whiskey Roundup
Whiskey Roundup! 

They sure get it right in this post. Getting into whiskey or bourbon is intimidating. There are a lot of  options out and it's overwhelming for a first timer. One of the best ways to get started, besides picking up a glass, is to pickup a book. I think I'll be adding this one to my bookshelf. 
This is a beautiful picture! I don't there is a better combination than a BBQ sandwich and a glass of whiskey. Something about the flavors are just perfect for each other..
I've shared about Writer's Tears before, but have never had the opportunity try it. I don't know that I've ever seen it at a store.  This description makes me want to go hunting! 
What initially stopped me here was the truck. That blue truck is pretty cool! But looking at it further, I liked two things about this. First, it's always exciting for a blog to come out with a new look. Second, and I think this is obvious at this point, I love Irish Whiskey!

Sunday, February 23, 2020

Whiskey Roundup 02/16/20 to 02/22/20

Whiskey RoundupEvery Saturday I go through Twitter with #whiskey and roundup my favorite whiskey articles! These are may favorites for this week


I like most cocktails, but this is one I can definitely get behind. This combines two of may favorite things, rye whiskey and coffee!

This wintery cocktail is perfect for the winter months, when the winter colds can get you down. In the last few years I have become a huge believer in the magical qualities of a hot toddy.

I've been looking to grow my whiskey library lately. This one will be going on the list of books to be looking for!

I think what caught my eye scrolling through was the word "reserve." Do you typically find that  "reserve whiskeys" are better, more top shelf quality, or do you think it is sometimes more of a marketing trick?

Evan Williams 1783 Small Batch

Evan Williams 1783 Small Batch Bourbon I typically bring a bottle to the deer camp to share with everyone. Nothing too fancy, but something ...