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#15 by ar3inc on 14 Dec, 2006 03:00
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http://www.jdsinglebarrel.com/default.htm One of these days I'm going to buy a whole barrel.
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#16 by Tyler on 14 Dec, 2006 03:45
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http://www.jdsinglebarrel.com/default.htm One of these days I'm going to buy a whole barrel.
My dad belongs (or used to) to Jack Daniel's Lynchburg Lemondade Club. I don't know if you can even join anymore. But, basically he got this ficticious plot of land in Lynchburg, TN and they would send him newsletters once and a while about what what "happening" in town, like getting a second stop light.
The point of my story is that they sent him this really fancy bottle of JD one time for free. It wasn't a barrel, but it was like a gallon of wisky.
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#17 by ar3inc on 14 Dec, 2006 13:01
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My dad belongs (or used to) to Jack Daniel's Lynchburg Lemondade Club. I don't know if you can even join anymore. But, basically he got this ficticious plot of land in Lynchburg, TN and they would send him newsletters once and a while about what what "happening" in town, like getting a second stop light.
It sounds like the Tennessee Squires. I'm a card carrying member. When my wife and I were married at the distillery my wife’s wedding present to me was she managed to get me inducted. The distillery gave my wife and me a signed bottle too, as a wedding gift. The 2nd link requires info to get into it, but I don't think they check it.
http://www.shotglass.co.uk/html/squires.html
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#18 by Tyler on 14 Dec, 2006 13:06
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My dad belongs (or used to) to Jack Daniel's Lynchburg Lemondade Club. I don't know if you can even join anymore. But, basically he got this ficticious plot of land in Lynchburg, TN and they would send him newsletters once and a while about what what "happening" in town, like getting a second stop light.
It sounds like the Tennessee Squires. I'm a card carrying member. When my wife and I were married at the distillery my wife’s wedding present to me was she managed to get me inducted. The distillery gave my wife and me a signed bottle too, as a wedding gift. The 2nd link requires info to get into it, but I don't think they check it.
http://www.shotglass.co.uk/html/squires.html
http://www.jackdaniels.com/squires/
Oh yes, that's it! I thought it was called something different, but I was much younger then and didn't drink JD yet. -
#19 by PigPen on 14 Dec, 2006 15:57
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They had Shiner Bock!!!
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#20 by ar3inc on 14 Dec, 2006 16:00
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They had Shiner Bock!!!
uhh... you got me confused, pigpen. Who had shiner?
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#21 by Tyler on 14 Dec, 2006 16:09
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#22 by PigPen on 14 Dec, 2006 16:15
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that beer label site...mmmmmmmmmmmm Shiner Blonde...
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#23 by Baldego on 14 Dec, 2006 19:11
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Rum and Coke...... Rumple minz is yummy toooo...
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#24 by David on 14 Dec, 2006 19:43
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They had Shiner Bock!!!
MMMMÂ Shiner!
one of the many great contributions of the state of Texas thank you very much. -
#25 by BaldRob on 14 Dec, 2006 20:04
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They had Shiner Bock!!!
Shiiiiiner Booooock!!! MMMMMMMmmmmmmmm... -
#26 by David on 14 Dec, 2006 20:16
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They had Shiner Bock!!!
Shiiiiiner Booooock!!! MMMMMMMmmmmmmmm...
All the other 49 states should bow down and thank Texas for their contributions. Plus look on the bright side, it's still nice weather down here in texas. In the midwest you wake up to shovel snow off your car this time of year. -
#27 by PigPen on 14 Dec, 2006 21:29
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Agreed!! One of the greatest things from Texas. Along with the music and songwriters from around there.
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#28 by ar3inc on 14 Dec, 2006 22:34
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All the other 49 states should bow down and thank Texas for their contributions. Plus look on the bright side, it's still nice weather down here in texas. In the midwest you wake up to shovel snow off your car this time of year.
Let's not forget MA's contribution of Sam Adams. -
#29 by Professor Melon on 15 Dec, 2006 06:25
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Depends on the occasion and the company. On a daily basis, Rolling Rock [not as good since acquired by Budweiser and moved out of PA], Corona, Sam Adams, or, if money is no object, Bass. Wines with colleagues and other couples [I used to write about German wines, especially the still rare red ones]. Champagne when it's formally demanded, and with a few intimates, single-malt whisky, e.g. Aberlour--still a great value for the price. Never cared much for mixed drinks or cocktails, but gin-and-tonic is bracing in the summer when I am sweltering. A good old brandy (my favorite is Asbach Uralt) is fine after a substantial meal. Don't do this much any more because of flare-ups of gout. Gluewein--mulled red wine--is pleasant after skiing, or fantasizing about skiing. As Christmas approaches, Cheers! Professor Melon