Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey (!)

[janky]

Re: Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey (!)

You've obviously never tried any Scottish whiskeys.

Also, I love Jack Daniel's but it's actually a bourbon.

]Who else thinks it's the best whiskey in the world? I tried A LOT of brands but this passed the test of time.
I like it pure, no ice and not mixed with coke. (cocaine... yes).

Aaaaaaaaaaaah!!

-Psynce-

[janky]

Sorry to disappoint you lot but Johnnie Walker is a blend made of better Scotch whiskeys. A blend is subordinate to a malt in any connoisseur's book. I prefer Lagavulin.

]^^ Blue label? Never heard of that. Only red & black label. How old?

-Psynce-

Johnnie Walker also offers a higher quality Gold and Blue label, with Blue being the very finest. I'm not sure how old it is aged for but it has to be at least 18 years. A bottle will run anywhere from 150 to 180 dollars. For more info;

http://www.johnniewalker.com/JWWebAp...n.do?pageId=B4

[Kobe]

all this talk is making me quite thristy!! :?

[Yao]

JW is a blend, but fuck...a good one!

[santo26]

Re: Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey (!)

I try to drink whiskey but it taste ugly I can only drink Run and my faborit is BRUGAl o yeahhhh

[maddlingo]

Sorry to disappoint you lot but Johnnie Walker is a blend made of better Scotch whiskeys. A blend is subordinate to a malt in any connoisseur's book. I prefer Lagavulin.

]^^ Blue label? Never heard of that. Only red & black label. How old?

-Psynce-

Johnnie Walker also offers a higher quality Gold and Blue label, with Blue being the very finest. I'm not sure how old it is aged for but it has to be at least 18 years. A bottle will run anywhere from 150 to 180 dollars. For more info;

http://www.johnniewalker.com/JWWebAp...n.do?pageId=B4

We weren't debating whether or not Johnnie Walker was a blend or a single malt scotch. If you would of read one of my earlier posts I specifically mentioned that it was a blended scotch. Personally I would prefer the Blue label over any single malt.

[janky]

Just informing you before you go out and waste $150-180 on a BLENDED whiskey

Sorry to disappoint you lot but Johnnie Walker is a blend made of better Scotch whiskeys. A blend is subordinate to a malt in any connoisseur's book. I prefer Lagavulin.

]^^ Blue label? Never heard of that. Only red & black label. How old?

-Psynce-

Johnnie Walker also offers a higher quality Gold and Blue label, with Blue being the very finest. I'm not sure how old it is aged for but it has to be at least 18 years. A bottle will run anywhere from 150 to 180 dollars. For more info;

http://www.johnniewalker.com/JWWebAp...n.do?pageId=B4

We weren't debating whether or not Johnnie Walker was a blend or a single malt scotch. If you would of read one of my earlier posts I specifically mentioned that it was a blended scotch. Personally I would prefer the Blue label over any single malt.

[maddlingo]

^^^^ Thats money well spent. You should try it some time.

[PsynceFiction[MS]]

Re: Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey (!)

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-Psynce-

[meinie]

bushmills 16 is definitely some of the best i've had at a reasonable price. try bushmills 21 if you've got money to burn.

[PsynceFiction[MS]]

I got money. :P

But Jack Daniel's is still the best I've tasted. I dunno... I still allways go to Jack Daniel's...

-Psynce-

[palmer]

Kristof says:
hag on . fill in some new Jack Daniesl

[Yao]

Cmon...JD is nowhere near a Glen Deveron, or a Talisker (yes, opened it, en it's good!).

I also got someone who might get me a bottle of JW gold...can't wait to taste that one!

[PsynceFiction[MS]]

en it's good!).

Obviousley!

LOL!

-Psytnce-

[cneill]

Re: Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey (!)

I'm not a huge fan of JD. Irish whiskey goes down smoother. Try some Bushmills. It's not much more expensive than JD and the quality is way better IMO.

Ah yes, Bushmills and Jameson are in my rotation, but I prefer the smoky flavor of bourbon or scotch. Wild Turkey Rare Breed - the best bourbon I've had (but probably not the best around) smoother than Jack, although Jack is the old stand-by for me. Never a bad experience with it. Another good bourbon - Elijah Craig