Anyone try it? I picked up and have to say it is very smooth. Very nice with a little bit of spring water or ingwe style.

Its nice to be recognized.

Are people allowed to drink it if they don't haul it up the sheer face of a mountain with hale and hearty companions who are of equal manliness?

86 proof and they have no idea how old it is....

Pass...

http://www.bourbonbanter.com/drink/...up-american-whiskey-review/#.V2yhtbgrLIU

But you don't understand. It's "mountain whiskey"....

This is your friend...

http://www.barrelsonline.com

Dump some nasty old Jim Beam in one for 8 weeks, then try a sip. Smooth as can be and better than most bottled stuff. Don't believe me then try it yourself. A friend did this and brought some over. I simply was amazed.

Its all mountain whiskey when you're in the mountains

1. tin
2. cup
3. whisky with an "e"

pass...

Elitist.

Had some Rebecca Creek on ice last night.


<snork!>

Yes. But, I've been know to cross over to the dark side. Hell, I even wear jeans once in a while...

Gotta say, the candle really F A GS up that photo.

I expect even .270 shooters are allowed to drink it, but I'll probably stick to Becky

Rubbing elbows with the commoners?


Oh, wait...I forgot, you shoot a couple Weatherbys......so you got that covered.

It's a marketing campaign that just happens to involve a distilled spirit.

Coming from a Coast Guardsperson, doesn't surprise me...

Actually, my new favorite is Bulleit, pretty reasonable and excellent.

My cousin likes that one, and he has forced me to choke some down.

There's another brand I tried when I was in Dallas this past January. When I get home I will pass the name. A bit pricey but very smooth.

You have it a bit wrong. Real mountain whiskey comes out of your hale and hearty companion's pack after a long trek up the mountain-- after you've hidden it there.

I've seen more than my fair share of Navy homes when the fleet was away.

This man gets it.

I have no sense of humor it appears...