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- From: quake (@ 202.68.154.210)
on: Tue Jan 6 10:34:50 EST 2004
http://www.iomx.com
- From: sad (@ cache-ntc-ad02.proxy.aol.com)
on: Mon Jan 12 18:48:43 EST 2004
how much does jhony walker green label cost?
- From: sad (@ cache-ntc-ad02.proxy.aol.com)
on: Mon Jan 12 18:48:47 EST 2004
how much does jhony walker green label cost?
- From: sad (@ cache-ntc-ad02.proxy.aol.com)
on: Mon Jan 12 18:48:54 EST 2004
how much does jhony walker green label cost?
- From: Alexander (@ dhcp-sell-241-882-35.msns.sm.ptd.net)
on: Thu Jan 15 06:41:12 EST 2004
Sad,
Green label isn't available in the states (if it exists at all since there seems to be some question of that). Blue Label is going for about $170 a bottle in Pennsylvania. I understand that it can be purchased for about $100 in the islands. Luckily I have a friend going next week who is getting my first bottle of Blue Label for me!
- From: courting the dad (@ 65.197.244.6)
on: Fri Jan 23 15:15:50 EST 2004
My gf father is whisk/ey/y drinker. I have no idea what to get him. Although I know he owns JW Blue Label...which he hasn't opened. My price range is $50 to $100. I would like to get him a bottle since...I'm about to ask him for his blessing to marry his daughter ;) ...any recommendations? I'm in San Diego, CA.
- From: quake (@ 202.68.154.19)
on: Sun Jan 25 08:48:00 EST 2004
http://www.iomx.com
- From: Ray (@ pacfc.fleet.navy.mil)
on: Mon Feb 16 21:35:42 EST 2004
anyone know where i can buy some Bells in the south western US? email me if you do.
- From: syd (@ 168.c.002lg.syd.iprimus.net.au)
on: Thu Feb 19 07:14:10 EST 2004
JW greem label does exist, its a pure malt blend. great value, when you consider the product
- From: Mike Nicholas (@ 62-249-204-162.adsl.entanet.co.uk)
on: Mon Mar 1 03:36:23 EST 2004
Today is my 35th wedding anniversary and we are driving 160 miles to Cardiff to attend a reception to launch WELSH Whysky which is distilled in Penderyn,which is some 30 miles north of Cardiff. The Celts in Scotland and Ireland have whysky - so why not the Welsh! My wife has volunteered to drive home.
- From: dman (@ cache-ntc-ad02.proxy.aol.com)
on: Sat Mar 6 23:02:50 EST 2004
Is green label for 69.00$ good?
- From: Phoenix (@ 227.c.007.syd.iprimus.net.au)
on: Sun Mar 7 05:46:27 EST 2004
its not too bad a price. it retails here in australia for $75
- From: Udhaya (@ 0-1pool98-21.nas84.oakland1.ca.us.da.qwest.net)
on: Tue Mar 16 18:09:50 EST 2004
Karen Murray wrote:
you wrote:
Bushmills is Ireland's Catholic whiskey, whereas Jameson is Irish Protestant whiskey. Talk about spirits! Jameson is sooooo smooth and goes for about $15 at your local liquor store. My friend and I put away a half a bottle(with lots of food of course)and felt no pain this morning. It gets a **** rating from me.
Wow, haven't been here for awhile. Good to see this place flourish. I just received a mail from an Irish trueblood who corrected me on the spiritual lineage of Irish whiskey:
"It's the reverse, Jameson is Irish Catholic, and by far better than Bushmills (Protestant)"
Thanks for the correction.
One of the best single malts I've tried recently is "Ab'lour" or some such name. Try the 15 year old even, it's amazingly smooth.
- From: Udhaya (@ 0-1pool98-21.nas84.oakland1.ca.us.da.qwest.net)
on: Tue Mar 16 18:13:19 EST 2004
sorry for melting my post above, I must've been drinking non-alcoholic beverages, they do this to me. Here's the right version of my post:
Wow, haven't been here for awhile. Good to see this place flourish. I just received a mail from an Irish trueblood who corrected me on the spiritual lineage of Irish whiskey:
Karen Murray wrote:
you wrote:
Bushmills is Ireland's Catholic whiskey, whereas Jameson is Irish Protestant whiskey. Talk about spirits! Jameson is sooooo smooth and goes for about $15 at your local liquor store. My friend and I put away a half a bottle(with lots of food of course)and felt no pain this morning. It gets a **** rating from me.
"It's the reverse, Jameson is Irish Catholic, and by far better than Bushmills (Protestant)"
Thanks for the correction.
One of the best single malts I've tried recently is "Ab'lour" or some such name. Try the 15 year old even, it's amazingly smooth.
- From: j w (@ ool-44c4f833.dyn.optonline.net)
on: Wed Mar 24 15:40:18 EST 2004
where can i buy jd red, and yellow lables, i found green in nh
- From: j w (@ ool-44c4f833.dyn.optonline.net)
on: Wed Mar 24 15:40:23 EST 2004
where can i buy jd red, and yellow lables, i found green in nh
- From: berth (@ cache-ntc-ad02.proxy.aol.com)
on: Thu Mar 25 22:01:36 EST 2004
this is nonsense i wanted to know how a still works and you guys cme up with this i could tell you guys have nothing beter ro do
- From: sondra (@ cache-ntc-ad02.proxy.aol.com)
on: Thu Mar 25 22:03:38 EST 2004
hollo i love you and i don't have anything to give to my gradpapa can you help
- From: Anand (@ cache-rtc-ae06.proxy.aol.com)
on: Tue Sep 14 16:03:40 EDT 2004
we sell india popular brand of whisky,Rum and beer in NY.
let me have your requirement.
- From: PauPer (@ alb-24-194-54-46.nycap.rr.com)
on: Sun Jan 9 20:22:36 EST 2005
did you people get the "Protestant Whiskey" line from HBOs The Wire? Either way, its a good line. And since I was raised Catholic, but don't care to follow Romes orders, I'm now a Protestant. [the Pope isn't St. Peter incarnate]
So go ahead, order a nice Protestant Whiskey like Bushmills, or even an Agave Tequila! Peace Out
- From: ???????? (@ user-40a.olympia.org)
on: Fri Feb 18 09:47:56 EST 2005
you guys are gay
- From: ???????? (@ user-40a.olympia.org)
on: Fri Feb 18 09:48:04 EST 2005
you guys are gay
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