The Rossville ran ~50 bucks, and it is pretty good. A little expensive for a daily drinker, but that kind of good. I liked it better than a couple of my favorites, Buffalo Trace and Four Roses Single Barrel. The Rebellion was insanely expensive (for me at least) around $140. But when I tasted it I was blown away. I immediately said give me one. Hell, this is my only 63rd birthday, right?
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So Friday was my 63rd birthday - 2 reactions off the bat: damn I am old, when did that happen, and wow, I made it! My youth was such that it was in doubt several times. Anyway, I had to work, and on the way home I decided to treat myself to some bourbon. I went to a local liquor store and asked a couple of guys that worked there for recommendations, and they said well lets just taste some. They gave me several bourbons to taste that I hadn't had before (and they joined me in tasting, saying they wanted to help me celebrate), and I settled on these 2:
The Rossville ran ~50 bucks, and it is pretty good. A little expensive for a daily drinker, but that kind of good. I liked it better than a couple of my favorites, Buffalo Trace and Four Roses Single Barrel. The Rebellion was insanely expensive (for me at least) around $140. But when I tasted it I was blown away. I immediately said give me one. Hell, this is my only 63rd birthday, right?Tags: None
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Happy Birthday my man! Enjoy the hell out of that bourbon. Hope your 64th is even better. And yeah I agree, great liquor store, they let you sample..and even join in with you.
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Happy Birthday! It's important to get yourself a nice present on your birthday and it sounds like you did. It's also important to have a good local liquor store and it sounds like that one is a keeper.
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@wisdom can be quite insidious, at times, an we'ns all been taught, I'd havedta reckon, that Hindsight is Always 20/20... klflowers
Focus yer view on th Horizon, an ignore th Rear View Mirror, as much as is Humanly (ptuii) Possible...
Havedta do th same dang danged thing, everyday, or I'd be societally non-functional...
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Great self gift! Now, have some more fun with it and find a friend who claims not to be impressed by bourbon and pour him/her a finger of either and make a convert.
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Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Super Tuscan Sangiovese (Including Chianti Classico Riserva) Brunello di Montalcino
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Pork - especially the darker meat. I love spare ribs and anything made from shoulder/butt meat
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Panhead John Impendin also might fit...
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Mr. Bones Impending is good, I usually hear that though with my name and the words… "court date" after it.
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Happy Birthday! My 63rd was so long ago that I don't even remember it although I do remember what day it was on...
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Cloudy is, sometimes, what Bourbon is Best at...
Jus don't crawl all up in th bottle, curl up, an wait to die, Brother, is my very bestest recommend...
Tried that once, multiple decades ago...;'Twas Decidely Not Purty...
Please, don't do dat, aight???!!!
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Happy birthday ya 'ol goat!!! Just hit 60 a couple of months ago myself so we are of similar vintage. Few things in this world are better than a good whiskey, especially on one's birthday, so here's an Irish toast to your special day "Tis better to spend money like there's no tomorrow than to spend tonight like there's no money!" You've earned it!
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I be's 60 in comin Feb...
Retirement said I can draw full (Non age-penalized), after 06 MAR23...
I have been able to go fer over three years, jus don't wanna git screwed on my money, after 30+ yrs...
Yeah, Selfish, I know...sry
gotsta, Gotsta, GOTSTA, GOTSTA GO!!!!!
Nuff is Enuff....
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Yeah Mr. Bones I had a little more to go to max out, but man, like old sour milk I just hit my expiration date and skedaddled. I never looked back and not one single regret. I can always make more money, but I'll be damned if I can make more time. Don't get me wrong, I got enough for the rest of the ride, but it's no more than I need and there'll be dang little to pick over when I'm gone!
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