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RG

Your life is a nightmare.

KAH is very good tequila. If you get the chance, try 1921. I think it's even better.

For entertainment today I shot an IDPA classifier (stock service pistol). Came home, worked in the garage. Responded to an vehicle accident with my fire company. Ate some pizza, cleaned up a few of my firearms and now I'm sipping some Evan Williams.

Point is, I have many of the same offerings as the OP including the Scotch and might be tempted to go with the 4 Roses but stopoped at the Evan Williams station and haven't looked back.

Very Nice. Which TT is that?

thomas15 wrote:For entertainment today I shot an IDPA classifier (stock service pistol). Came home, worked in the garage. Responded to an vehicle accident with my fire company. Ate some pizza, cleaned up a few of my firearms and now I'm sipping some Evan Williams.

Very cool. I used to shoot 3-Gun and USPSA matches.

JLH3 wrote:Your life is a nightmare.

KAH is very good tequila. If you get the chance, try 1921. I think it's even better.

Of the anejo's I have on hand (Don Julio, Don Pilar, Chinaco, Grand Mayan Extra, and Kah), Don Julio is my favorite, followed closely by Chinaco.

Wasatch wrote:Very Nice. Which TT is that?

Teres Audio. They no longer make them entirely out of hardwood (mine is cocobolo). Paired with the amps/preamp (AtmaSphere), it sounds unbelievable.

thomas15 wrote:Point is, I have many of the same offerings as the OP including the Scotch and might be tempted to go with the 4 Roses but stopoped at the Evan Williams station and haven't looked back.

Of all the bottles I have, The Evan Williams Single Barrel is one of a select few that continually find themselves empty.

Cheers All,
RG