FUCKYEAHWHISKEY!
I tasted a bit of Elmer T. Lee’s single barrel Kentucky Bourbon yesterday. Elmer is the Master Distiller and unlike other whiskey’s the bottle holds no evidence of how long it has been aged. Elmer removes it from the barrel when he thinks it is ready, which varies batch to batch.
This was a really great Bourbon and at the $30 price point it is a damn good value.
(via James Nord)
WHISKEY FOOD FOR THE DAY: Honey and Whiskey Ice Cream
4 egg yolks 250gm (8oz) thick honey 1 pint double cream 2-3fl oz whisky (measure this very carefully – too much and it won’t set 1. Whisk the egg yolks with the honey until the mixture has doubled in volume. Whisk in the cream and add the whisky to taste. Pour into containers and freeze for 2 to 3 hours or longer. No need to beat during setting – it’ll happen (if you haven’t added too much whisky!)
(via:)
no such thing as “too much whiskey”
(via bullshit)
ah.
indeed.
Takin care of business was so much classier in the 50’s.
Modern Moonshine
Making moonshine has gone from a backwoods black art to a high-end hobby practiced by “whiskey geeks” with a taste for top-shelf hooch.


