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Comments on bunghole`s review of Old Fitzgerald 1849

Unread postPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 3:21 pm
by forumadmin
This is an automatically created topic for discussion about bunghole's review of Old Fitzgerald 1849.

Unread postPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 3:21 pm
by Mike
Great review from a feller who kens a thing or two about bourbon.

P.S. I think maybe I was around in that Spring of 1857, chasing wimmins, drinking whiskey, cheatin at cards, smoking seegars, telling lies, and arguing with dogs. Now, that Miss Butterstoch, she could bring a pot of water to a boil by jest settin it on her fullsome busom.

I now look forward to your review of the '08 B'day Bourbon, one I can't easily take apart (which makes it all the more interesting and challengin to moi).

Re: Comments on bunghole`s review of Old Fitzgerald 1849

Unread postPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 4:16 pm
by bunghole
You are very welcome, Brother Mike!

You always send me the very best bourbons to review, and I am humbled that you value my reviews so highly. I do my very best to offer reviews that are both accurate, and offer a twist of whimsey for the ammusement of the reader. Whiskey should be fun! Rather than try to wring every nuance out of every drop, I want to be laughing bourbon out of my nose whenever I press the submit button.

As for Miss Butterscotch, I do believe she booked passage on the Robert E. Lee bound for New Orleans. An engagement at the Sazerac House. A Mr. Handy will be playing backup for her vocal prowess.

The 2008 Old Forester Birthday Bourbon will require extra effort. A task for which I am well equiped. I might light the candles tomorrow.

Walking as a child of the light,

Saint Linn

Unread postPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:21 pm
by bourbonv
Linn,
You do know that Stitzel-Weller used "A Whisper of Wheat" as an advertising slogan in the 1980s.

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Unread postPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:29 pm
by bunghole
bourbonv wrote:Linn,
You do know that Stitzel-Weller used "A Whisper of Wheat" as an advertising slogan in the 1980s.


Really?! Do tell.

Saint Linn

"Wheat Whisperer"

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