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lrd 11-27-2004 18:18

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Originally Posted by SP5IC
Did I spell it right? Over my shoulder looms 700 ml of Midelton's, now that's an Irish whiskey.

Jameson's has been recommended to me, but I've never had any. The Mr. bought some in Ireland on his way home from Turkey, but the bottle was empty by the time they came through the door.

I'll have to get some and try it.

Gypsy 11-27-2004 18:21

Jameson's is excellent lrd. Next time he's in or passing through Ireland tell him to pick up a couple cases errrr bottles of Paddy. THAT is the best...but they don't sell it here. :(

lrd 11-27-2004 18:28

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Originally Posted by Gypsy
Jameson's is excellent lrd. Next time he's in or passing through Ireland tell him to pick up a couple cases errrr bottles of Paddy. THAT is the best...but they don't sell it here. :(

I will, Gypsy, and I'll have him grab an extra case for you! lol

Gypsy 11-27-2004 18:30

This lassie would sure appreciate it! ;) LOL...every now and then I get a taste if one of my friends brings some back. I love my Irish Whiskey!

Bill Harsey 11-27-2004 19:36

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Originally Posted by lrd
If I ever make it out there, I'm taking you up on that. And to meet Catwoman...when I was little, I wanted to grow up to be Catwoman.

I'm drinking my eggnog with Kahlua. It needs something to give it a bite. Any suggestions out there besides vodka? We're out of vodka.

Uh, let me think, this is really hard, give me a minute...oh yeah, I just thought of it.

Try Tequilla.

Roguish Lawyer 11-27-2004 19:38

I did the 7th Group Exercise instead. See separate thread. I'm now drinking Samuel Smith's Winter Welcome Ale.

lrd 11-27-2004 19:55

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Originally Posted by Bill Harsey
Uh, let me think, this is really hard, give me a minute...oh yeah, I just thought of it.

Try Tequilla.

Sorry, Bill. Tequilla's all gone, too.

Roguish Lawyer 12-09-2004 11:13

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A bottle of Evan Williams eggnog, a tall glass, and a warm fire.

TR

Lookee what arrived at my house last week. :D

TR: Great stuff!

The Reaper 12-09-2004 11:44

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Originally Posted by Roguish Lawyer
Lookee what arrived at my house last week. :D

TR: Great stuff!

Good, then I don't have to bring any.

TR

Roguish Lawyer 12-09-2004 13:45

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Originally Posted by The Reaper
Good, then I don't have to bring any.

TR

Correct. Or anything else for that matter. I will be well prepared. :lifter

Roguish Lawyer 12-15-2004 12:26

Catwoman likes to mix egg nog with orange juice. It tastes like an Orange Julius.

Let me also suggest a 50-50 mix of Bailey's and coffee.

vsvo 12-15-2004 13:00

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Originally Posted by Roguish Lawyer
Catwoman likes to mix egg nog with orange juice. It tastes like an Orange Julius.

Cool, I'll have to try that. Orange Julius, blast from the past! I loved that place, it was a mall staple.

lrd 12-15-2004 20:27

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Originally Posted by Roguish Lawyer
Catwoman likes to mix egg nog with orange juice. It tastes like an Orange Julius.

Let me also suggest a 50-50 mix of Bailey's and coffee.

I like my Bailey's straight on the rocks and my coffee pure with cream, but I'm fixing that eggnog julius right now.

Thanks, Catwoman!

Gypsy 12-15-2004 20:37

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Originally Posted by Roguish Lawyer

Let me also suggest a 50-50 mix of Bailey's and coffee.

Bailey's and Kahluha is good too.

echoes 12-24-2009 15:05

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Originally Posted by Bill Harsey (Post 48952)
Awright, here it is and nobody ever believes me, THE Christmas Knifemaking drink for after the work is done.

This drink is best served in the black of night when the snow is driving sideways. When I say black, I mean country black, no city lights. This way if you lie down in the snow to take a nap while trekking back to the house from the shop, it will be a peaceful and undisturbed rest.

Tall glass full of big chunks of ice, best if you break the icicles off the north side of the shop where the gutter gets jammed up and they are easy to reach. Don't go up the ladder at night if you don't have to.

Best quality of gold tequila you can get, at least two full ounces if not a trace more, this is a knife shop, not some... well you kids know what I mean..

Fill the rest of the glass with good eggnog! Stir with whatevers close, just make sure the blade wasn't quenched in oil. Don't use the axe handle, it's too big and makes a mess.

This one is so smooth...One taste of this and you feel sorry for all those who haven't had a Tequila Eggnog, Knifemaker style.

Old thread...but priceless wisdom!!!

Mr. Harsey Sir, if I survive the next couple of days, (due to the storm,) am going to try and fix one of these for a man I know...and we'll see!!!:D

(He likes Harsey knives...I know for a fact!) :lifter

Happy Holidays All!!!

Holly


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