[Re: [rescue] Re: Alcohol]

[Chris Byrne]

Neither will mine actually, of course being an ex IRA member might have
something to do with that.

I always say never let politics get in the way of more important things like
women and booze

As far as Paddys goes, I don't care for any blended whiskey straight, but
I'll take it in a mixed drink. It would of course be sacrilegious to drink a
fine malt whiskey with any adulteration.

Chris Byrne

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: 13 July 2001 22:04
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Subject: RE: [Re: [rescue] Re: Alcohol]


I think Paddy's has to be my favorite, for various reasons.  Certainly not
as highbrow as some of the others mentioned, but it keeps you warm and in
good spirits with the right company. :)

My father won't touch Bushmills and so that Catholic prejudice has
necessarily been handed down to me. ;)


> Now if you want a real southern Irish whiskey you have Middleton reserve
12
> year old, distilled in Clonakilty, Co. Cork. It's probably the best
whiskey
> in the Republic (far better than Jameson's). They only distil about 5000
> bottles a year, and they package them in a wood presentation box, and hand
> sign and number them.
>
> Chris Byrne
>

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