How do non Americans feel about American spirits
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How do non Americans feel about American spirits
It's goddamn tasty, son. You betcha.
>>56936679
I kinda snowed myself in on single malts from scotland, don't really drink blended whisky.
I don't really give a shit about spirits but from what I understand/according to my whiskey loving friends JD is one of the worst whiskeys in the world.
Jack Daniels is bourbon.
>>56936910
No, it's not.
>>56936961
He isn't wrong, Anon.
>>56937041
Yes, he is.
>>56937138
Tennessee Whiskey meets all the legal requirements for bourbon.
>>56937214
Let him have it, it's not what the thread is about anyway.
What about beer
>>56937138
>>56937041
>>56936979
>>56936961
>>56936910
All Tennessee whiskey is bourbon, but not all bourbon is Tennessee whiskey.
Literally the only thing that makes it a "Tennessee whiskey" is that it's been filtered with charcoal, that's it.
>>56936679
Bulleit bourbon is pretty gewd.
It goes well neat or in a whiskey sour, plus they sell it on the cheap down the street from where I live.
>>56938286
It's a marketing thing, but people feel so strongly about it it's best to just let it go. I think it tastes vile.
>>56938821
The thing is that Jack is bottom tier shit anyway.
The only reason people like it is because it's babby's first whiskey. They don't know what to get so they resort to Jack just because they recognize the name, so they assume it must be good.
It's the same thing with Jim Beam. Both are terrible, mass produced shit good for nothing but mixing.
>>56937238
Majority drink, or at least buy Budweiser and similar shit, if only because shopping carts are made to bee too wobbly without balancing box of beer at the bottom?