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Never Drank it Anyway

author Posted by: Sebastian on date Apr 3rd, 2008 | filed Filed under: Boneheads

I will join Bruce in never buying Absolut.  Real Americans drink whiskey anyway :)

tag24 Responses to “Never Drank it Anyway”

  1. Ahab Said,

    Now I want to see a counter campaign from Jack Daniels or Maker’s Mark. It could say “In a Maker’s Mark World” and have a picture of a Kentucky redneck punching a Canadian or something.

  2. BC Said,

    Bourbon. Real Americans drink bourbon. :)

  3. Sebastian Said,

    Bourbon is a whisky :)

  4. Joe Merchant Said,

    Bourbon is whisky like a Mustang is a Ford.

    Technically you’re right, but theres a metaphysical thing going on there.

  5. BC Said,

    What Joe said.

  6. SayUncle Said,

    Well, I don’t drink vodka. and I don’t eat at pizza hut. So, my boycotts will actually just be maintaining the status quo.

  7. Lysander Said,

    heh. Good thing I saw this today - I’m responsible for buying the liquor for the camping trip.

  8. Ahab Said,

    Joe is right; bourbon is technically whiskey, but it’s like saying that college baseball is the same as pro baseball just because they use bats.

  9. Jim W Said,

    I was going to correct him for saying whiskey instead bourbon specifically, but I have apparently been treed.

  10. David Said,

    Read the link, and you’ll see Maker’s Mark is in the process of being bought by them.

  11. Sigivald Said,

    Real Americans drink all kinds of liquor. What they don’t drink, however, is Absolut - not because of this stupid ad from their local marketer, but because it’s horrible.

    I’d rather drink Monopolowa, and Monopolowa’s cheaper.

    The best vodka, of course, is made from potatoes anyway.

    (But I’d rather drink a fine anejo tequila.)

  12. BC Said,

    If Maker’s Mark is off the menu, may I suggest Knob Creek as a substitute? Awesome stuff.

  13. Sebastian Said,

    Bah… give me Eagle Rare or 1792 any day of the week. It’s just fine neat.

  14. Jim W Said,

    Woodford reserve > all.

  15. Sebastian Said,

    Woodford reserve is good, but I like 1792 the best.

  16. Ahab Said,

    1792 Ridgemont is fantastic. Easily my favorite bourbon, but it’s hard to find sometimes in Indy, I only know of one store that stocks it.

  17. Laughingdog Said,

    What’s wrong with vodka? You just have to buy quality vodka, made domestically with Maine potatoes, and triple distilled instead of taking the same shortcuts as the mass produced crap.

    http://www.coldrivervodka.com/

  18. Brad Said,

    Just to add to the “Real Americans drink bourbon” comment: bourbon is the official spirit of the United States of America (see fun fact #21).

    I’ll also second the Knob Creek recommendation. I’ll have to try 1792, though.

  19. SayUncle Said,

    Bulliet is good too. And sebastian got me on the Eagle Rare, which is quite good.

    Buffalo Trace is also quite good and relatively inexpensive. It won some major award and my local liquor store owner recommended it to me. Very smooth.

  20. Sebastian Said,

    Yeah… very smooth… so smooth that when you mix it with coke by taste, you end up making something thermonuclear ;)

  21. sean Said,

    I like Tennessee’s finest Jack Daniels Old No.7
    Simple.
    Southern.
    Good.
    And American as Apple Pie.

  22. deadcenter Said,

    A friend who likes sampling various vodkas told me he prefers Blue Ice to all others:

    http://www.blueicevodka.com/

  23. R.J. Said,

    Harrrr! But some of us be pirates, and we sail with Cap’n Morgan!

  24. Brad Said,

    Who needs any of this when we now have micro brews that taste far better than Euro beers.

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