Comments on The Service Course: Waffle House Party

Mr. Smith beat me to offense! Yes, Maker's Mark i...

2010-02-03T16:46:33.043-05:00

Mr. Smith beat me to offense!

Yes, Maker's Mark is probably the preferred but Knob Creek a close second, but my preference is Woodford neat... but if I win a race, I'll spill the spoils on some Pappy Reserve.

I will say that for a low-cost option, Bulleit Bourbon has treated me very well... definitely a hand-up class bourbon that will at once be easy on the pocket

An "Orgasm of Flavor"? Wow. That sounds really g...

2010-02-03T14:53:51.463-05:00

An "Orgasm of Flavor"? Wow. That sounds really good.

Not as nice as a "Veritable Vomitus of Amazing Taste" or a "Flatulent Bouquet of Aromatic Delight" but still pretty damn good.

If you are seriously going for mass consumption possibilities, Old Grandad or Maker's would fit the bill... Maker's is actually a really solid drink all

Mr. Smith- I'm almost positive I've offended most...

2010-02-03T14:10:14.882-05:00

Mr. Smith-

I'm almost positive I've offended most of Kentucky in more ways that that. Not that it's intentional or malicious, mind you, it's just that it was bound to happen somehow.

Going with Beam versus the boutique bourbons is the "Louisville Worlds corollary" to my long-ago spring classics drinking theory, which is that for mass consumption

Just a word of warning, you may have offended the ...

2010-02-03T13:40:08.795-05:00

Just a word of warning, you may have offended the entire state of Kentucky by asserting that Jim Beam is the signature local drink. Discerning bourbon drinkers tend to favor Maker's and Woodford Reserve for large batch drinking and things like Pappy Van Winkle and Booker's for small batch consumption. But, the triumph of Kentucky drinks can be none other than Kentucky Ale Bourbon Barrel