What is the best tasting whiskey that you bring to hunting camp?

[FEENIX]

Thanks. I did see that post there. Was just kind of wondering what everyone's absolute favorite was.

I have quite a collection but do not have an absolute favorite. Montana has some mighty fine whiskey, too.

 

[asd9055]

Time to have a litle fun. He said WHISKEY, that is typically Scottish and Irish, some of you showed WHISKY, that is North America....just saying...

 

[FEENIX]

Time to have a litle fun. He said WHISKEY, that is typically Scottish and Irish, some of you showed WHISKY, that is North America....just saying...

LL!

 

[Weaver93]

Time to have a litle fun. He said WHISKEY, that is typically Scottish and Irish, some of you showed WHISKY, that is North America....just saying...

No no no no.....Don't you mix my bourbon in with that Scottish, Canadian and dare I say Japanese stuff!

 

[trout004]

Time to have a litle fun. He said WHISKEY, that is typically Scottish and Irish, some of you showed WHISKY, that is Nort America....just saying...

Interesting, I'll be the first to admit, I don't really know anything about it! I just noticed that on the bottle of Pendleton - it's spelled Whisky, hence Canadian? So, is it just a spelling thing, or are there characteristics that make a whisky different from a whiskey?

 

[cohunt]

Interesting, I'll be the first to admit, I don't really know anything about it! I just noticed that on the bottle of Pendleton - it's spelled Whisky, hence Canadian? So, is it just a spelling thing, or are there characteristics that make a whisky different from a whiskey?

If you want to get technical-- yes there are differences in what the base mash is made from and how long its aged and in what kind of barrel its aged in too.

Whiskey, whisky, burbon, scotch, wheated, rye, corn, all grain, moonshine, on and on.

My father's best friend was a wine and liquor distributor for over 40 years--- he always said "What really matters is what tastes good to you"

 

[asd9055]

I am just having fun. Corn based to me is too sweet. But it is all "acquired" taste. Emjoy what you like, ne explanation or excuse needed!

 

[FEENIX]

Interesting, I'll be the first to admit, I don't really know anything about it! I just noticed that on the bottle of Pendleton - it's spelled Whisky, hence Canadian? So, is it just a spelling thing, or are there characteristics that make a whisky different from a whiskey?

 

[akmtnhnt]

Angles Envy.

 

[FireFlyFishing]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but bourbon is made in KY while whiskey is made in TN???

 

[FireFlyFishing]

Not sure what it is, but Buffalo Trace sounds interesting. Some of the names they give to these are marketing genius. Back in college we bought the Schmidts beer because we liked the animals on the box. Haha.

I like it a lot. It's really hard to find in Missoula for some reason, and the liquor stores mark it up when they do get it in. I was in San Jose not too long ago for work and it was all over the place and $23 for a fifth.

The fancier version of Buffalo Trace is Eagle Rare which is fantastic. Very smooth. More expensive and also hard to find in MT.

 

[asd9055]

Angles Envy.

cask strength

 

[FEENIX]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but bourbon is made in KY while whiskey is made in TN???

 

[Bret GRAVELINE Graveline]

Somebody else's, if im drinking my own, Makers Mark