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Thread of What You've Eaten, Cooked and/or Drunk Lately

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Bought a bottle of this today for tomorrow, has anyone tried it? Opinions? Well, a bottle of this, Angels Envy, and Basil Hayden. But I have had those before many times and know that I enjoy them.
 
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Bought a bottle of this today for tomorrow, has anyone tried it? Opinions? Well, a bottle of this, Angels Envy, and Basil Hayden. But I have had those before many times and know that I enjoy them.

Several times and at least 3 different styles/versions of it, including their one that is supposed to be aged at sea on a boat. Jefferson is favorite of a friend and he generously shares!

Not my absolute favorite but a worthy choice. If you enjoy the others you mentioned the Jefferson will be appreciated.
 
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Several times and at least 3 different styles/versions of it, including their one that is supposed to be aged at sea on a boat. Jefferson is favorite of a friend and he generously shares!

Not my absolute favorite but a worthy choice. If you enjoy the others you mentioned the Jefferson will be appreciated.
Very old trick was to set the barrels of whiskey in a creek (or on a boat) to to make it mature faster. Been tried with wine too. Not sure if Mythbusters have tested this lol.
 
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Very old trick was to set the barrels of whiskey in a creek (or on a boat) to to make it mature faster. Been tried with wine too. Not sure if Mythbusters have tested this lol.
First ran across this with Linje Aquavit, which is a Norwegian thing where it has to cross the equator. (Its norway, that's far) I think it's a Christmas tradition thing there but I remember it being pretty good.
 
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Made my favorite winter comfort food tonight: chicken & noodles over mashed potatoes, a box of Stove-Top stuffing, and some Kroger bakery split-top dinner rolls that I bake with a big pat of Kerrygold butter on top so it melts all over and give a nice golden color and crunch.

I don’t eat a lot of carbs, but when I do, my plate is 95% carbs.
 
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