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Sorry Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey, but it's going to take more than becoming a corporate sponsor to change our tradition of a shot of Buffalo Trace before the trek to the gates.

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5 minutes ago, BarleyNY said:

That looks horrific.  First truly bad news this offseason.  I think the team is strong enough to weather this though. 

 

Apparently PB and J shots are the new Thing among the young crowd.  Skrewball and Chambord (black raspberry liqueur)

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8 hours ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

Apparently PB and J shots are the new Thing among the young crowd.  Skrewball and Chambord (black raspberry liqueur)

Well gross.  Sorry, but “natural flavorings” added to liquor, wine, hard seltzer and beer (and some waters) is a pet peeve of mine.  They are disgusting unless used extremely sparingly, which is rare.  Zero craftsmanship required for an inferior product that’s dumbed down for a crowd with terrible taste.  The underage crowd is often a target market too.

 

In their early stages, craft beer and craft liquor were trending toward education of customers and high quality products (like higher end wineries do), but those markets are now dominated by crap like this.  It’s cheap and easy to make and most flaws are covered up by throwing in some extract.  It’s a shame. 

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8 minutes ago, BarleyNY said:

Well gross.  Sorry, but “natural flavorings” added to liquor, wine, hard seltzer and beer (and some waters) is a pet peeve of mine.  They are disgusting unless used extremely sparingly, which is rare.  Zero craftsmanship required for an inferior product that’s dumbed down for a crowd with terrible taste.  The underage crowd is often a target market too.

 

In their early stages, craft beer and craft liquor were trending toward education of customers and high quality products (like higher end wineries do), but those markets are now dominated by crap like this.  It’s cheap and easy to make and most flaws are covered up WNY throwing in some extract.  It’s a shame. 

 

I dunno..Tennessee Caramel Whiskey might be one of the best things I have ever tasted in my entire life. I'd much prefer that than some $1000 bottle I can barely stomach sipping because "connoisseurs" claim it's really good because some famous Earl back in 1700 England decided to make it in his cellar.

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8 minutes ago, BarleyNY said:

Well gross.  Sorry, but “natural flavorings” added to liquor, wine, hard seltzer and beer (and some waters) is a pet peeve of mine.  They are disgusting unless used extremely sparingly, which is rare.  Zero craftsmanship required for an inferior product that’s dumbed down for a crowd with terrible taste.  The underage crowd is often a target market too.

 

In their early stages, craft beer and craft liquor were trending toward education of customers and high quality products (like higher end wineries do), but those markets are now dominated by crap like this.  It’s cheap and easy to make and most flaws are covered up WNY throwing in some extract.  It’s a shame. 

 

 

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