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Bourbon Whisky… don’t know much about it, have a bottle of Maker’s Mark, would like to try something else, nothing too sweet though…

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Woodford Reserve, great in an Old Fashioned. :+1:

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In the process of emptying a bottle of that right now :+1:

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Feel like hitting it too. Work is really hard at pres but I wouldn’t be able to stop at one and that would be counter productive! :confounded:

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I’m just developing a taste for it and came across this.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.independent.co.uk/extras/indybest/food-drink/best-bourbons-national-heritage-month-10483040.html%3Famp?client=ms-android-tmobile-gb

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Has to be Knob Creek :slightly_smiling_face:. Or have you forgotten having a touch of Greggs knob at Scalford last year?

Buffalo Trace is one of my faves too.

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Although, I don’t know how much faith I’d put in their reviews as they say Knob Creek is a great reviver.

It certainly didn’t revive me in Wayne’s room last year. It removed my ability to walk in the direction I was facing, leaving me only able to nod in time (ish) to the pleasant sounds.

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Wild Turkey 101.

Bookers for a (n expensive) treat.

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Ah you’ve remembered. Every time I play James Brown ‘Payback’ I think of you :kissing_heart:

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Indeed, it was a ‘perfect storm’ moment in your room that night. Everything just worked.

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Or try rye whisky. Sazerac…Michters…High West. Been trying those recently and loving all of them.

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It’s well rehearsed to look like improv. The perfect storm is a blend of bourbon, roofies, funk and Vaseline.

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Bad boy

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Posh git.

Most of us proles dream of vaseline. Swarfega or a dash of Castrol GTR is what really gets used after the bourbon and roofies kick in.

I presume you play the funk to drown out the screaming and/or persuade innocent bystanders to move away to reduce the chance of witnesses…

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So how does one get an invite to this party?

My friend is curious…

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Well, you used to just turn up at Scalford on a Saturday night. But not any more.

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Usually a hessian sack is substituted for a nice written invitation. A sweaty fat bloke roaring ‘Get that chubby bastard in the Van now!’ usually indicates that you are the guest of honour.

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Meh, what have you done with the sack and the Van then?

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It’s a fucker, that was a great session…:disappointed_relieved:

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I’ve seen the left overs and it scared me…

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