[Stayfree]

This book is an absolute "must have" if you like American whiskey, scotch, Japanese or Canadian whiskey. Every time you go back to reread a section of this book, you will start drooling over the thought of a shot of good sipping whiskey....

[ClearCase_guy]

[CarmichaelPatriot]

I didn’t know FreeRepublic was a site for hawking anything we might produce....

I’m sure glad I make a monthly contribution. </sarc>

[Former Proud Canadian]

If you love whiskey get a bottle of Forty Creek Spike if you can find it.

[z3n]

barley

+

rye
corn
(other grains >:( )

+ distillation

+ barrel aging

= whiskey

It’s that last part that creates the most variation. I never developed an experienced palette. I just like peat smoked barley. :D

[deadrock]

I am a whisky fan. Settling in on the Bowmore Darkest.

[DainBramage]

Whatever you do don’t try Weller.....
Then I won’t have trouble getting it.

[Bonemaker]

"Such an unbelievable resource for finding your favorite whiskeys that you will keep it close by..."

[Hyman Roth]

Whistling Pig is a great rye whiskey

[Tucker39]

“you will start drooling over the thought of a shot of good sipping whiskey....with one ice cube in it. I was amazed when I first experienced how one ice cube opens up and electrifies the flavors of a fine single malt scotch.

[Gorio1961]

Nothing quite like a good 18 year old....Scotch that is. ;-)

[Joe Boucher]

Bourbon is the only American liquor.
There are rules and restrictions on the ingredients in Bourbon and how it is made.
Like a barrel must be made of oak and it can only be used Once. 50% must be corn.
While whiskey can be made in a dirty bathtub in Ireland.
And there are NO rules or regulation.
Just saying