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#676
I enjoy Bulleit a good bit. I am blessed to live where I do as I was seemingly built to drink bourbon; I'm pretty good at it.
I've hung on to this bottle since I bought it in 2003 at the winery. My best friend returned this week from a year in Australia during which he discovered he had lymphoma and then beat it.
I've moved a few times over the last decade, but always took care to properly store the few bottles I was saving. This wine did not disappoint.
I've hung on to this bottle since I bought it in 2003 at the winery. My best friend returned this week from a year in Australia during which he discovered he had lymphoma and then beat it.
I've moved a few times over the last decade, but always took care to properly store the few bottles I was saving. This wine did not disappoint.
#682
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Hi, I'm Bryan.
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Bikes: 2010 Focus Mares
#683
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Joined: Nov 2012
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From: Pennsylvania
Bikes: '15 BMC Granfondo '11 Stevens Carbon Team CX, '74 Schwinn Paramount, '85 Trek 600, '89 Schwinn Circuit
#686
"unofficially" sampled this at the local pub today, then went and picked up a bottle. basically an imported Irish grain alcohol, but with a great mouthfeel / finish and not as fiery as one might expect:
#688
Also, Firestone Walker 16 just came on tap at my local drinking establishment. It is absolutely fantastic. Like really fantastic.
#689
I'm sorry, but it's not really Poteen until it's at least 80%.
Also, Firestone Walker 16 just came on tap at my local drinking establishment. It is absolutely fantastic. Like really fantastic.
Also, Firestone Walker 16 just came on tap at my local drinking establishment. It is absolutely fantastic. Like really fantastic.





