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Thank I'm happy to be here. While I don't claim to be an expert by any means, growing up here tends to mean you learn a things or two by default, so if there are any random questions anyone has that I can answer, I will definitely do my best to help!

Gay bars are the best for karaoke. They have way more fun with it than boring old straight people. I've had so much fun being the straight guy at gay bars, and I guess I'm not bad looking so I tend to get alot of free drinks in their vague attempts to "sway" me, which is always a running joke...

I honestly don't remember what the beer was called, but it was a memory I will never forget. I was staying in a small town in British Columbia, Canada when I was sixteen and befriended a handful of locals who were really awesome kids. We hung out all day and they showed me around, and later that...

With the number of bourbon distilleries here in Kentucky it makes sense to have a degree for such things. There are alot of skilled positions and other jobs at these places, so may as well build a work force for it!

Been drinking bourbon most of my life, and the one that is most constant has to be Woodford Reserve. It's a little pricey sometimes, but absolutely worth it. For a little less Jim Beam Black is also very, very good. I like my bourbon with a couple cubes of ice. A little water brings the flavors...

Hello! I'm new to the forums so I just wanted to introduce myself. I'm putting this on the bourbon forums because I'm from Kentucky, and though I would not call myself an expert, growing up here means you have to know your bourbons. So if you have any questions on the subject feel free to ask...

Ahhhh, cheap bourbons. Kentucky Gentleman and Kentucky Tavern can both be had for about six bucks a fifth if you find the right place. The store up the street from my house sells it for less than three dollars a pint and the local drunks buy it up. There are million cheap ones though. Zackariah...

Well, Jack Daniel's can't be the most popular bourbon for one simple reason: It's not bourbon, it's Tennessee whiskey. Being from Kentucky you get to know all about what's bourbon and what's not, and people here HATE IT when Jack gets referred to as bourbon. If it isn't made right here in...