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Well that is pretty creative, you have to give them that. I am not really sure if I would feel comfortable having those though, and I can definitely see some animal rights people being up in arms about it. I do not like controversy, so I might have to stay away.

I have never tried Blender's Pride, but I would like to think that I give everything a chance neat before I try it with water or something else, although not the cheap stuff of course. This once sounds a little fancy, but I really have no idea, but I will have to keep my eye out.

We have a little sandwich place here called Goldberg's and it is fantastic. Pretty cheap too, which matters a lot to me, and you can get a good sized drink and a meal for about ten dollars, which is really good around here. Their French Dip and curly fries are the best, and I keep on going back.

Well that is not good to hear, but at the same time I still really want to try it. Just like anything I am very curious now, although now it seems a little foolish to if it is really not that good. Maybe it is just one of things that I will try down the road, but we shall see.

Wild Turkey is very delicious, but it is certainly strong. If I remember correctly, too, I think it is pretty expensive, so that never works in its favor for me. I am not a big bourbon drinker, but I would say this is probably the most recognized and most popular.

As a general rule of thumb I think I try to avoid anything Russian at this point. It is nothing against them personally, but I don't know, I cannot really think of anything that they specialize in. I guess I would be willing to give them a try, but I would not expect too much.

Well I never even really gave it a second thought before just now, but I am pretty sure that I put the "e" in there every time that I spell it. Whiskey, oh yeah, it feels natural like that on the keyboard so that is what I will go with here. Interesting stuff, though.

I used to have a pretty good sized collection, but like a lot of other things it has more or less disappeared over the last couple of years. Once you start moving every other year things just tend to get lost, but oh well. Maybe I can start another one up here.

Yeah that is true, most of time I could not care less whether or not it is the top notch stuff. That said, though, if I am being told it is something rare or special, I definitely want it to be the case and I would to think that I could tell the difference, but you could probably fool me if you...

Well even though it may bring back some not so great memories, I kind of wish that I was there to see it. I am betting I will say the same thing about the 90's come the appropriate time, but something about the 70's has always intrigued me. Oh well, maybe in another lifetime.

Oh wow, thanks for that. I am not sure I have seen a graphic like that before, but it is very informative. I would like to think that I am pretty good at distinguishing between them, but sometimes it can be a bit difficult. I agree with needing to try them all, though.

I am right with you here. I cannot really speak to any specific brand or anything, because I really do not indulge myself all that much, or at least I try to limit it to special times. That said, though, anything too strong is off putting to me, so I like the more mild and smooth ones.

You are probably right there, and that is really what I think of when I think of decent whiskey. Not really too cheap, but also not too expensive where it breaks the bank or anything. That is really the stuff you get at the bars too, so I think that factors in there a little bit.

I would say that the location has a lot to do with it, and bigger cities like that you are bound to have some good places. I live in a much smaller town, so it is really not the case here, but take a little trip north to the bigger city and things are much much different. And yes, like you...

Well believe it or not I have gone cheaper than this. In my really cheap days, mostly college I would say, I would regularly do the 1.75L for around 8 or 9 dollars, and you could definitely tell the difference there. It was cheap though, and there is certainly a market for it.

So does that mean you would take a craft beer in a can over a nicer beer in a bottle? I think that I am that way too, I am just clarifying. I think that the cans have made improvements, and they no longer have that aluminum feel to me, so that certainly helps, because I used to be all bottles...

Oh man, I do not want to even try to think of the brand of the cheapest stuff I have ever bought. I did have a somewhat more expensive, cheap whiskey that I drank quite often, which was Evan Williams, and that was not too bad. I bet the other name was funny, but I cannot remember it. Thanks...

I have always liked Jack Daniels. I think it is just due mainly to the fact that I grew up on the stuff (after 21 of course) and now it is just more familiar, but I bet in a blind taste test I would still pick it over the others. It has a smoother taste, I think, so I just go with the "if it...

Sure haven't, unless the standard order at the bar has changed any, which I am pretty sure it has not changed for probably twenty years or so, so chances are slim. I am really not someone to branch out all the much when they get comfortable with certain brands, and it rings especially true with...

Well if you are wanting to go that route, there are certainly a lot of options out there. I am trying to think of particular brands, and they usually just those names that you know are cheap (your Black Velvet and Silk Road). I always try to go a little more expensive, but I cannot say that I...