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Just finished the final season of Jessica Jones, and started S3 of Queen of the South.

Also, with you being just across the river, you should make the drive to Windsor and pick up some the Northern Border Collection bottlings at Wiser's in Windsor. With the exchange rate, you would be pretty much ROBBING them of some excellent whiskies.

Rare Breed is the cask strength version of Wild Turkey. My bottles are the 116.8 proof version, or 58.4% abv. It is the proverbial iron fist in a velvet glove. KC!20 and the single barrel never did it for me. I find their Rye is excellent however. Knob Creek seems to be like Larceny in...

After a couple of year's of sampling and reviewing, my standard Bourbons for the house are Eagle Rare, and Wild Turkey Rare Breed. Best value of what I have tried to date.

Oddly enough, so does my boy Chester. He will sit on my lap, Netflix and chill. Which is annoying if I want to go and grab a drink.

As noted, same same. Only difference is the "Congress" packaging. Any "differences" are purely in your head.

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Two flat rate shippers ought to do it.

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Sorry, yes . . . some are Jumbo index. It's been a while since I looked. Just need to work out shipping costs for a potential buyer. If it falls through, then all bets are still live and if there is interest in "parting out", I will entertain those offers.

All are Bridge sized and all have been used at least once, but not a lot more than that, as my crowd prefer the poker sized cards. As to the total # of set-ups, I'll add them up tomorrow and get back to you.

Here you go, friends. Wife and I are downsizing, so these have to go. $100.00USD plus shipping and it's all yours.

It's really not . . . you just have lower standards than some.

The pips font is VERY similar to Modiano but, truth be told, it is not uncommon. I think the best way to go in terms of identification would be the court cards. Small body shapes, with oversized facials and implements in their hands. That is an older style image to use on a modern card...

$250-300? Almost worth it for you to cross the border and visit the Distillery at those prices. And I agree with you about drinking good whisky neat. You would probably also like Eleven Souls from Gooderham and Worts. Being in MI you should start seeing their Four Grain bottling showing up...

Curious about those secondary prices . . . how much? Also, the 12 YO will be back this year. It is funny how different the two are in terms of profile. One year should not be that much of a change, imo, but there you go . . . Also, if you like the 12 YO CS Lot 40, you should try the Wiser's...

Because a cocktail is primarily composed of alcohol. Rum and coke is not a cocktail. An Old Fashioned is a cocktail. And, when you start with premium ingredients, you make a good cocktail better. I am perfectly willing to drink any brown spirit straight. But an Old fashioned or a Manhattan...

Well, considering the watered down version of Lot 40 is one of the most awarded Rye whiskies in the world, I think I will simply drink my statement . . . to your health, sir. You do not know what you are missing. But, like a good Canadian, I am willing to share.

Ahem . . . the gentleman from Canada would like to raise a point of order . . .

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