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Vlastimil Babka
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K. Ryabitsev
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@hyeyoo You're going to get some angry Scots Whisky drinkers in your comments for putting a bourbon in the same line-up as single malts and calling them all "whiskeys". :)
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@monsieuricon haha I'm new to whiskey; isn't bourbon allowed to be in the same line-up as Scotch whiskey?
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@cwayne
I'm almost immune to a hangover unless I drink like crazy 😁
I'm almost immune to a hangover unless I drink like crazy 😁
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@monsieuricon
hmm they are still same "whiskeys" to me ;)
probably I need to drink more to learn the difference in taste
hmm they are still same "whiskeys" to me ;)
probably I need to drink more to learn the difference in taste
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Chris Wayne
cwayne@hachyderm.io@hyeyoo also that just means you haven't been drinking enough, son I am disappoint
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Lorenzo Stoakes
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@cwayne
Whiskey's bit expensive to drink enough (TM) :P
I'd rather drink Soju sir (about $1~$3 per bottle)
Whiskey's bit expensive to drink enough (TM) :P
I'd rather drink Soju sir (about $1~$3 per bottle)
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@vbabka @cwayne
Soju is Korea's traditional distilled spirit.
It's clear, neutral spirit usually distilled from grains. The taste is sometimes bitter and sometimes sweet ;)
Most of time koreans drink Soju or beer when drinking socially. And it's also used to measure one's drinking limit (like, "how many bottles of Soju can you drink?")
Soju is Korea's traditional distilled spirit.
It's clear, neutral spirit usually distilled from grains. The taste is sometimes bitter and sometimes sweet ;)
Most of time koreans drink Soju or beer when drinking socially. And it's also used to measure one's drinking limit (like, "how many bottles of Soju can you drink?")
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@cwayne I don't want to lose it :(
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Chris Wayne
cwayne@hachyderm.io
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