Drink of Choice
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I went camping again this weekend and hit a local liquor store near the campground. I found this and was happy with the purchase. It was a store pick and they did a great job selecting.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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I went camping again this weekend and hit a local liquor store near the campground. I found this and was happy with the purchase. It was a store pick and they did a great job selecting.
GWG8541 color looks like it could be pretty flavor forward, at full proof is it hot?
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YooperDog not hot at all. Its definitely a good pick.
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Blueberry vodka with mineral water and a squeeze of lemon, and yes I I went back to my childhood, that is a pix stix rimmed glass: https://www.instagram.com/p/CRNWESrJNRf/
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Blueberry vodka with mineral water and a squeeze of lemon, and yes I I went back to my childhood, that is a pix stix rimmed glass: https://www.instagram.com/p/CRNWESrJNRf/
HerbcoFood Pixy Stix, haven’t heard of them in many years, didn’t know they were still made.
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HerbcoFood Pixy Stix, haven’t heard of them in many years, didn’t know they were still made.
bocephus Yeah, you have to go to a store like Party City to get them.
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I went camping again this weekend and hit a local liquor store near the campground. I found this and was happy with the purchase. It was a store pick and they did a great job selecting.
GWG8541 That’s a pour we enjoyed a couple week ago and totally enjoyed it. It’s a great pickup for you especially while camping and possibly sitting by a fire. yay for YOU.
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Here is what I am calling the Prickly Ghost: 2 parts ghost tequila, 1 part prickly pear vodka, shaken, poured over ice, squeeze of lime, topped off with mineral water, in a tajin rimmed glass: https://www.instagram.com/p/CRPkck7pZII/
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Here is what I am calling the Prickly Ghost: 2 parts ghost tequila, 1 part prickly pear vodka, shaken, poured over ice, squeeze of lime, topped off with mineral water, in a tajin rimmed glass: https://www.instagram.com/p/CRPkck7pZII/
HerbcoFood That sounds great! Will have to give it a try.That ghost tequilla interests me
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HerbcoFood That sounds great! Will have to give it a try.That ghost tequilla interests me
RON PARRISH It does have some warmth to it, might be too spicy for some and not enough for others.
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Buddy of mine went to Pigeon Forge, TN and brought me back a moonshine sampler. Pretty good, some are kinda sweet though.My wife and I may be headed to Nashville the end of September and was wondering if anybody had any must see/do/eat-at suggestions?
“A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”
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Buddy of mine went to Pigeon Forge, TN and brought me back a moonshine sampler. Pretty good, some are kinda sweet though.My wife and I may be headed to Nashville the end of September and was wondering if anybody had any must see/do/eat-at suggestions?
Surg well the question is how are you traveling, car, camp Rv or hotel? When I pass thru that area I stay at the Navel base 10m north. 10-$12 a day for a camp site
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Surg well the question is how are you traveling, car, camp Rv or hotel? When I pass thru that area I stay at the Navel base 10m north. 10-$12 a day for a camp site
JoeB
Planning to fly. Doing a long weekend kind of trip. Gonna stay near downtown and probably spend most of our time there. Definitely plan on gettin some hot chicken at Hattie B’s or Prince’s and heard Acme and Pharmacy burgers are worth hitting up.
Only have flight booked so far.
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JoeB
Planning to fly. Doing a long weekend kind of trip. Gonna stay near downtown and probably spend most of our time there. Definitely plan on gettin some hot chicken at Hattie B’s or Prince’s and heard Acme and Pharmacy burgers are worth hitting up.
Only have flight booked so far.
First vacation without the kids.Surg sounds great. Should be a great visit. Lots of history , music strip and old dives . Enjoy. Just a thought. When I hit a new area I find a bus tour is well worth the time before I wander around. Most of the locals guides can really point out the good and bad spots
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Surg sounds great. Should be a great visit. Lots of history , music strip and old dives . Enjoy. Just a thought. When I hit a new area I find a bus tour is well worth the time before I wander around. Most of the locals guides can really point out the good and bad spots
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Buddy of mine went to Pigeon Forge, TN and brought me back a moonshine sampler. Pretty good, some are kinda sweet though.My wife and I may be headed to Nashville the end of September and was wondering if anybody had any must see/do/eat-at suggestions?
Surg like JOE B has mentioned there are some great places to visit there. You’ll have a full weekend trip. If you plan on renting a car and want to hit the outlying places its a nice option vs taking a taxi and staying strictly downtown. Acme Feed and Seed has good food at a decent price and live acts. There are different levels to the building. You cannot throw a rock without hitting an expiring singer near Broadway. There are a lot of great places to eat and drink. I drove the last trip. I don’t like the hustle and bustle of downtown and stayed at a Hampton Inn near Vanderbilt and used Uber to get in to the Broadway area at night. I believe it was about a 10 to 15 minute drive. If you have time and a car, the Jack Daniels distillery is a few hours south of town. If not this trip, its worth a visit if you are in that part of Tennessee. Dickel’s distillery is about 15 miles from Jack. We hit the Ryman Auditorium for a show the December before Covid, which is where the Grand Ole Opry does the shows in the winter. I believe they do Ryman (The Mother Church) tours in the summer. If you like Country music history, its a great place to visit. If you go to the Grand Old Opry for a show it will be at the big Opry north if town. The Gaylord Opryland Hotel is something to see, especially at Christmas. I’ve never stayed there, but we walked through and its a small city and awesome at Christmas time. I hope you have a great trip.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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Buddy of mine went to Pigeon Forge, TN and brought me back a moonshine sampler. Pretty good, some are kinda sweet though.My wife and I may be headed to Nashville the end of September and was wondering if anybody had any must see/do/eat-at suggestions?
Surg Old Forge is one of my favorite shine places in the Smokies. My parents were both from East Tennessee and I still hit it about 2 times a year. Sugarland also has some good shine. I may or may not still get mine from friends and or family when I visit the great state. Old Forge has some really good bourbon. They also make gin, which I do not care for, but the wife like gin and tonic. I asked her how the gin was and she said “its ok” which is wife speak for I’d rather have Tanqueray.
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Surg like JOE B has mentioned there are some great places to visit there. You’ll have a full weekend trip. If you plan on renting a car and want to hit the outlying places its a nice option vs taking a taxi and staying strictly downtown. Acme Feed and Seed has good food at a decent price and live acts. There are different levels to the building. You cannot throw a rock without hitting an expiring singer near Broadway. There are a lot of great places to eat and drink. I drove the last trip. I don’t like the hustle and bustle of downtown and stayed at a Hampton Inn near Vanderbilt and used Uber to get in to the Broadway area at night. I believe it was about a 10 to 15 minute drive. If you have time and a car, the Jack Daniels distillery is a few hours south of town. If not this trip, its worth a visit if you are in that part of Tennessee. Dickel’s distillery is about 15 miles from Jack. We hit the Ryman Auditorium for a show the December before Covid, which is where the Grand Ole Opry does the shows in the winter. I believe they do Ryman (The Mother Church) tours in the summer. If you like Country music history, its a great place to visit. If you go to the Grand Old Opry for a show it will be at the big Opry north if town. The Gaylord Opryland Hotel is something to see, especially at Christmas. I’ve never stayed there, but we walked through and its a small city and awesome at Christmas time. I hope you have a great trip.
GWG8541 that’s some great insight. Didn’t know Dankel was down the road fn Lynchburg. Jack is a one of a kind tour Enjoyed the back roads fm Nashville to there. Our tour guide’s Father owned a pig farm when she was a teen. He would feed the pigs the used Jack mash. Happiest pigs in the area
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GWG8541 that’s some great insight. Didn’t know Dankel was down the road fn Lynchburg. Jack is a one of a kind tour Enjoyed the back roads fm Nashville to there. Our tour guide’s Father owned a pig farm when she was a teen. He would feed the pigs the used Jack mash. Happiest pigs in the area
JoeB I believe her name was Marlene. Its been awhile, but I had her on my first tour. If you ever back there and haven’t done it, grab lunch at Mary Bobo’s Boarding House. Its a family style set down and a host sits with you and gives a living history of the town of Lynchburg. I had been to Lynchburg several times, but had never had lunch there. Glad I did.
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