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Tag Archives: Bourbon
The Fine Print on a Free Ticket
If someone offered me a free round-trip ticket anywhere in the world, I’d have a few questions before packing my bags. Paris, Japan, Korea, or a bourbon-cation? The answer depends on who’s coming along. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged Bourbon, Daily Prompt, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2934, Dream Vacation, Free Airline Ticket, friendship, Japan, marriage, Nashville, Paris, travel
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Southern Sports Stillhouse: Halloween Weekend, Rivalries and Redemption
Halloween weekend brings classic rivalries, potential upsets and plenty of college football drama. Doug and Scott make their picks for ten games and sample four whiskeys, including Florida bourbons from St. Augustine and Florida Victorious. Continue reading
Tasting Tuesday: Sixty Years, Four Bourbons and a Birthday Worth Pouring
Turning 60 calls for something special. This Tasting Tuesday, I’m celebrating with four premium bourbons: Calumet Farm 12-Year, Russell’s Reserve Private Barrel Selection, The Saint and Florida Colonel. Four outstanding pours, two incredibly close finishes, and one memorable birthday. Continue reading
The Sunday Pour: When Good Bourbon Becomes Ordinary
As our bourbon collections grow and our palates become more sophisticated, do we risk losing our appreciation for everyday whiskey? This week, The Sunday Pour explores the difference between evaluating bourbon and enjoying it, the lessons of the Bourbon Cheapskate, and what the Apostle Paul teaches us about contentment. Continue reading
Southern Sports Stillhouse: Crimson Tide, Gator Bites and Bourbon Nights
Doug and Scott are back with another round of college football predictions, including Alabama at Mississippi State, Florida at Missouri, Miami at Clemson and more — plus four bourbon pours to get through the slate. Continue reading
The Bourbon Cheapskate, Vol. 56: Can Five Cheap Bourbons Make One Good One?
Five bourbon minis costing less than $2 each face a blind tasting before being combined into a homemade infinity blend. The winner was surprising—and the blend may have found a way to rescue the worst bourbon of the night. Continue reading
Southern Sports Stillhouse, Week 5: Ten Games, Two Bourbons, One Loaded Saturday
Week 4 brings a loaded college football slate, from Ole Miss-Florida and Texas-Tennessee to Oregon-USC. Doug and Scott preview all 10 games, make their picks and pour a few bourbons along the way. Continue reading
How I Make Time for Self-Care
I don’t really have a self-care routine. What I have are a handful of things that help me slow down, reset, and reclaim a little time for myself. Continue reading
Posted in Bourbon, Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged Bourbon, daily life, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2892, faith, family, football, reflection, self care, writing
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