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No, John...it's always been that terrible :).

Jim Beam comes in 3/4 liter plastic traveler flasks. We recycled a couple of those for Jasper's water when backpacking or trail hiking, which he carried in his pannier pack. They are tough! Beam white label isn't top shelf, but it's not rotgut either :). You could sacrifice that much for...

That's too bad. The planet has far too many domestic cats, and not near enough owls. My opinion, of course. YMMV.

Of course!

Jamesons Black Label.

I'm drinking well level scotch with ice and water. M'lady is off visiting with her best girlfriend this evening, so I think I'll have another :D.

Neither have I. I don't think I've ever even seen one. I'll have to look.

Good call, Stephen :D.

Cheap scotch, lots of ice. Clan MacGregor. For a well drink price, it's not bad at all. :D

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Paddy's Irish whiskey with a couple of ice cubes, as the sun set. Goes down easy, priced nicely, too.

Gin and tonic, big slice of lime. Gin from a small distillery in Sisters, Oregon...Sun Ranch. Cheap, too. :D

Jameson's over ice. Twice :D.

I like Tito's. Well level scotch, here...Lauder's...but I'm pretty comfortable, so it's an OK choice :D.

Indeed.

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Jim Beam on ice.

Gin and tonic, with lime of course. South Sister gin, from Sisters, Oregon. Good stuff.

Bulliet Kentucky Bourbon...M's birthday treat, which I'm lucky enough to have been invited to share :).

Glenlivet 12 Reserve. More birthday treats :D.