Posted on 12/11/2013 4:49:34 PM PST by nickcarraway
I respect my beer too much.
Egg nog and Kalhua.
Trust me.
Richer than three feet up a bull’s......well.....
...you know.
RLTW
I guess you can drink your eggnog until you can’t taste it at all!
I guess you can drink your eggnog until you can’t taste it at all!
The trail features six distilleries nestled among the most beautiful scenery the Bluegrass state has to offer. One such distillery is Jim Beam in Clermont. There you can visit the historic T. Jeremiah Beam home where three generation of Beam distillers lived, the authentic 1800s copper still (believed to be one of the oldest in America), and their oldest rack house where youll be surrounded by bourbon aging in 20,000 oak barrels. Another distillery with some history is the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort. Buffalo Trace was one of four distilleries in the country that operated throughout prohibition because they were licensed to produce medicinal whiskey, and, as it turned out, Prohibition coincided with an epidemic of afflictions that reportedly required a bourbon cure (uh ah! Yeah right!?). Cant decide on what distillery to check out, once a year they all get together at the Kentucky Bourbon Festival in Bardstown so check out the festival for all kinds of activities to learn more about bourbon.
“Maybe one ice cube in my Single Barrel Select.”
Whatever your favorite sippin’ stuff, keep it in the freezer and enjoy it neat. Smoothe! You will never use a cube again...
Half beer - half tomato juice. A great summer drink
You Guy’s are a lot more refined than I was when I still drank. I would drink anything from aftershave lotion on up.
The cottage cheese was “hand packed,” and had a back of the throat flavor no other product could claim.
A-E changed many of their recipes back in the 80s...
I use peach brandy, which is not expensive, and a great mixer with eggnog, OJ and I also sprinkle it on my Victoria pudding...an English concoction of diced mango, banana, and custard. On a hot day on the golf course, nothing tastes better than OJ & peach brandy on ice.
” On a hot day on the golf course, nothing tastes better than OJ & peach brandy on ice.”
Except for everything else
booze as you choose
Thanks for that info. I spent some time in and around Louisville and Southern Indiana, but never heard the term.
Definitely great scenery in that area.
Occasionally I have run into folks following the whole trail, staying in Bed & Breakfast(s) and such along the way. Somewhere there is a planned course to follow from one end to the other.
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