To: Pharmboy
I had always heard that it’s better to drink clear alcohols. Less hangover. Brown alcohols were said to have more pollutants. I do love me some Captain Morgan’s, though. But Stoli is just as good.
13 posted on
12/18/2009 6:43:10 AM PST by
thefactor
(yes, as a matter of fact, i DID only read the excerpt)
To: thefactor
...and what is strange for me (and I have noticed this on several occasions), vodka puts me in a bad mood and can even make a sweet guy like me mean. It never happens with any other alcohol...very weird.
Also, I believe that the finer the whiskey (i.e., the more it is aged) it is easier to tolerate larger portions ( but I have no proof to back that up).
17 posted on
12/18/2009 6:46:47 AM PST by
Pharmboy
(The Stone Age did not end because they ran out of stones...)
To: thefactor
Brown alcohols were said to have more pollutants.
This is true of Blended Whiskeys.........not Bourbon. Bourbon is the purest of liquors, it is the apex of the distillers art. /true but said in a humorous tone.
30 posted on
12/18/2009 6:53:51 AM PST by
Recon Dad
( USMC SSgt Patrick O - 3rd Afghanistan Deployment - Day 59)
To: thefactor
Absolut, Ketel One, or Grey Goose. There is a world of difference between the top-of-the-line stuff and the rest.
34 posted on
12/18/2009 6:55:20 AM PST by
Rummyfan
(Iraq: it's not about Iraq anymore, it's about the USA!)
To: thefactor
Absolut, Ketel One, or Grey Goose. There is a world of difference between the top-of-the-line stuff and the rest.
35 posted on
12/18/2009 6:55:20 AM PST by
Rummyfan
(Iraq: it's not about Iraq anymore, it's about the USA!)
To: thefactor
Absolut, Ketel One, or Grey Goose. There is a world of difference between the top-of-the-line stuff and the rest.
36 posted on
12/18/2009 6:55:25 AM PST by
Rummyfan
(Iraq: it's not about Iraq anymore, it's about the USA!)
To: thefactor
Brown alcohols were said to have more pollutants flavor.
There. Fixed it for ya.
96 posted on
12/18/2009 8:00:40 AM PST by
ctdonath2
(It from fit.)
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