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Starscream 04-22-2011 07:05 AM

Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
I'm interested to know how people in here take their Tennessee Whiskey.
Two main brands are George Dickel and Jack Daniels. Dickel no. 12 is good stuff and Jack has some good stuff too (but I don't like no. 7).

How do you drink it? Neat, on the rocks, a drop of water, or do you always use it for mixed drinks?

I usually mix mine with diet coke or else i drink it neat.

Barcode 04-22-2011 08:32 AM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
Jack and Coke, that's the way it's been for years

Bill86 04-22-2011 09:13 AM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
Neat

Apoco 04-22-2011 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Bill86 (Post 1242481)
Neat

99% of the time, neat. On occasion, I'll mix it up with coke.
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SvilleKid 04-22-2011 10:10 AM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
I don't care for either one neat. I used to drink Jack a good bit in college, but don't care for it that much anymore. When I do have it, it's always with a cola, mixed. That even applies to Gentleman Jack. I guess Jack and turnip greens fall in the same category for me. Both are items I drank/ate a lot when I was younger, but just no longer enjoy the taste of! Strange? Probably!

OLS 04-22-2011 10:34 AM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
Like Chevy Chase, I lick the lemon, snort the salt and throw Tennessee Whiskey over my shoulder.

Bill86 04-22-2011 12:25 PM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
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Originally Posted by SvilleKid (Post 1242538)
I don't care for either one neat. I used to drink Jack a good bit in college, but don't care for it that much anymore. When I do have it, it's always with a cola, mixed. That even applies to Gentleman Jack. I guess Jack and turnip greens fall in the same category for me. Both are items I drank/ate a lot when I was younger, but just no longer enjoy the taste of! Strange? Probably!

Not strange, I think we've all drank Jager before.....I think we all stopped drinking Jager. :pu

Same with Goldschlager and fireball. :pu

Absinthe anyone? :pu

I cannot drink regular Jack, it's awful. I drink Gentleman Jack neat but if I'm at a bar probably with coke because otherwise they don't understand giving me a glass and they give me a shot glass :td

Sipping on a shot glass :td

Tenor CS 04-22-2011 07:04 PM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
I like my whiskey like I like my women. 18 years old and mixed up with coke.

Eh, that joke works better with scotch. Whatever, it's late and I'm tired.

Smokin Gator 04-22-2011 07:18 PM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
I used to be a Tennessee Whiskey ho. Now days I mostly drink rum. When I do have some Jack or Dickel it is OTR or neat.

chippewastud79 04-22-2011 08:55 PM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
Swiftly and way too much. Mostly with cola. :tu

icehog3 04-22-2011 09:26 PM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
Quote:

Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
I don't. ;)

chachee52 04-23-2011 05:47 AM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill86 (Post 1242642)
I drink Gentleman Jack neat but if I'm at a bar probably with coke because otherwise they don't understand giving me a glass and they give me a shot glass :td

Sipping on a shot glass :td

Where do you go that they don't know how to pour Gentleman's?

Myself, it depends on which Jack I'm drinking. Regular jack (green or black lable) is always mixed with Coke. I have friends that use Ginger Ale but I just can't understand it. Gentleman's it depends on my mood if I mix or straight up. Single Barrel is always one cube of ice please!!




So is it too early to have one at 7:30am? This got me thirsty:dr

Montano 04-23-2011 09:20 AM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
At least no one has referred to Jack as bourbon ;)

OLS 04-23-2011 12:03 PM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
Some good jokes in this one, lol.


Tennessee Whiskey and French Perfume, and Detroit's Fastest Car, put the Ford in the junkyard,
girl in the grave, and me behind these bars.....

Nantucket 1981

Bill86 04-23-2011 01:31 PM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by chachee52 (Post 1243251)
Where do you go that they don't know how to pour Gentleman's?

Myself, it depends on which Jack I'm drinking. Regular jack (green or black lable) is always mixed with Coke. I have friends that use Ginger Ale but I just can't understand it. Gentleman's it depends on my mood if I mix or straight up. Single Barrel is always one cube of ice please!!




So is it too early to have one at 7:30am? This got me thirsty:dr

No, not at all. I was drinking till 6:00am. Whiskey/bourbon is the breakfast of champions, F**K wheaties and their lies!

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Originally Posted by Montano (Post 1243392)
At least no one has referred to Jack as bourbon ;)

Glad to hear I'm not the only one that gets pissed off when this happens.

Duke9192 04-23-2011 01:35 PM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
Jack Black and Coke or Single Barrel on the rocks.

Matt-N-Ga 04-23-2011 04:49 PM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
After spending 2 years of college staying up too late, sleeping in too late, and waking up to a cup of coffee with Jack in it, I can't even think about touching the stuff. For me its Kentucky Bourbons or Single Malts from across the pond, or very nice Irish Whiskeys. If you get a chance, you should try Redbreast Irish Whiskey, it's amazing.

Starscream 04-23-2011 06:06 PM

Re: Tennessee Whisk(e)y: How do you Drink it?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill86 (Post 1243529)


Glad to hear I'm not the only one that gets pissed off when this happens.

It's bourbon that goes through an extra process, therefore it's better (at least to me):tu


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