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sweetandsour wrote: 31 Oct 2024, 19:47 This cocktail needs a name. And no, it isn't any of my doing.

"Three fingers Woodford Rye, 4 splashes of bitters, 3 luxardo cherries, splash of Wink."
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sweetandsour wrote: 31 Oct 2024, 19:47 This cocktail needs a name. And no, it isn't any of my doing.

"Three fingers Woodford Rye, 4 splashes of bitters, 3 luxardo cherries, splash of Wink."
How about a dirty Manhattan
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Speaking of Manhattan's. That's my goto. Here's how I like mine:

-two parts rye bourbon (Buffalo Trace is what I use)
-one part sweet vermouth (Carpano Antica is my favorite)
-three dashes bitters of your choice (I like to mix it up every now and then)
-two Luxardo cherries (has to be Luxardo's for me)
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For decades I smoked a pipe mostly in isolation. Just a few CPS meetups. Then I was blessed when a pipe smoking brother from church started a weekly cocktail hour followed by pipe smoking. Over the past couple years he created a really nice pipe smoking lounge in his warehouse next to his home. It is idyllic and I am blessed beyond measure by it. Quite a few non-smokers stop by for the cocktail hour and there's plenty of theology talk. After the hour or so we pipe smoker's retreat to the smoking lounge. There's 4 of us regular pipe smokers and every now and then others stop by, and there are extra pipes and cigars on hand for them. There's a different cocktail each week.

The man has been given the gift of hospitality to be sure.
Wishing you God's very best!
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ChildOfGod wrote: 08 Nov 2024, 08:59 For decades I smoked a pipe mostly in isolation. Just a few CPS meetups. Then I was blessed when a pipe smoking brother from church started a weekly cocktail hour followed by pipe smoking. Over the past couple years he created a really nice pipe smoking lounge in his warehouse next to his home. It is idyllic and I am blessed beyond measure by it. Quite a few non-smokers stop by for the cocktail hour and there's plenty of theology talk. After the hour or so we pipe smoker's retreat to the smoking lounge. There's 4 of us regular pipe smokers and every now and then others stop by, and there are extra pipes and cigars on hand for them. There's a different cocktail each week.

The man has been given the gift of hospitality to be sure.
This is a win for all of you and sounds like great fun.
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ChildOfGod wrote: 08 Nov 2024, 08:59 For decades I smoked a pipe mostly in isolation. Just a few CPS meetups. Then I was blessed when a pipe smoking brother from church started a weekly cocktail hour followed by pipe smoking. Over the past couple years he created a really nice pipe smoking lounge in his warehouse next to his home. It is idyllic and I am blessed beyond measure by it. Quite a few non-smokers stop by for the cocktail hour and there's plenty of theology talk. After the hour or so we pipe smoker's retreat to the smoking lounge. There's 4 of us regular pipe smokers and every now and then others stop by, and there are extra pipes and cigars on hand for them. There's a different cocktail each week.

The man has been given the gift of hospitality to be sure.
You have me wishing that I still lived in New Jersey.

And that's saying something.
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Last month I ran across a bottle of Lagavulin 16 for $67. I could never pull the trigger before at prices almost twice that price, not to mention the scarcity of it around here.

Needless to say, I am enjoying it every once in a while as an alternative to my usual WT 101.
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Vodka martini. 2:1 vodka to extra dry Vermouth, shaken hard, with a twist of lemon. It's an adulterated martini, but excellent!
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Post by Hovannes »

Negronis or Boulevardiers when the hankering for one hits.
Basically, the same cocktail only Negronis use Gin and Boulevardiers employ Rye.
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