Are there any Vodka distilleries in the bay area? (Possible field trip?)
10-16-2008, 08:09 PM
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I'll tell you what's smooth. Me getting drunk off a plastic bottle and money in mah wallet.
i spend my money on Beer, because it doesnt go from bottle to stomach...you actually taste it wif your mouf
i spend my money on Beer, because it doesnt go from bottle to stomach...you actually taste it wif your mouf
10-16-2008, 08:29 PM
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another +1 for Hanger One in Alameda. I believe it's $10 to taste everything they offer, additional $10 for Absinthe (claimed to be 1st legal for production in US since the ban lifted). I dunno how to say it, but to me they seem more of an interesting experience than vodkas tasting. Not a big fan of sipping small quantities of room-temp vodkas 
Voda - vodka bar at Belden Pl in SF: http://vodasf.com A bit pricey, but interesting selection if you just want to try a shot of this and that
Cheers
Voda - vodka bar at Belden Pl in SF: http://vodasf.com A bit pricey, but interesting selection if you just want to try a shot of this and that
Cheers
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ahhh yeahh^ Grey Goose is def better when your slamming a doubleshot of it, but how often is that? Usually you are in a dorm room, slamming down $13/750ml Vodka with friends before going out!
Of course, when i get my own place, i'll have a bottle of goosey
ask WombatSauce about his Kirkland Signature Elise MR2 if the shoe fits, wear it!
Of course, when i get my own place, i'll have a bottle of goosey
if the shoe fits, wear it!
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10-16-2008, 09:01 PM
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I find the kirkland signature vodka not to taste to bad. plus i have a huge bottle of grey goose and i just refill it with the costco stuff. no one has been able to tell the difference at least not that they have said to me.
it has a very clean taste and a good buzz to boot. not like that champion winners cup non sense were you fell like crap for a week after drinking that.
Supposedly it is grey goose with a costco label on it made in limited quantities. i dont know if that holds water but it still taste good.
its in a cool bottle too.
it has a very clean taste and a good buzz to boot. not like that champion winners cup non sense were you fell like crap for a week after drinking that.
Supposedly it is grey goose with a costco label on it made in limited quantities. i dont know if that holds water but it still taste good.
its in a cool bottle too.
I dunno if i wanna know! 
10-16-2008, 09:13 PM
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I find the kirkland signature vodka not to taste to bad. plus i have a huge bottle of grey goose and i just refill it with the costco stuff. no one has been able to tell the difference at least not that they have said to me.
it has a very clean taste and a good buzz to boot. not like that champion winners cup non sense were you fell like crap for a week after drinking that.
Supposedly it is grey goose with a costco label on it made in limited quantities. i dont know if that holds water but it still taste good.
its in a cool bottle too.
it has a very clean taste and a good buzz to boot. not like that champion winners cup non sense were you fell like crap for a week after drinking that.
Supposedly it is grey goose with a costco label on it made in limited quantities. i dont know if that holds water but it still taste good.
its in a cool bottle too.
10-16-2008, 09:45 PM
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All i drink anymore is jagerbombs and a few irish car bombs.
Mostly jagerbombs
When it comes to irish car bombs i try to limit myself to 2 cans of bread a weekend
Mostly jagerbombs
When it comes to irish car bombs i try to limit myself to 2 cans of bread a weekend
10-16-2008, 09:57 PM
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I love Irish Car Bombs...Saki Bombs, any type of bomb. Only time i got sick was drinking 1/2 a 750ml thing of Jager within 10 minutes that was sitting for almost 2 years lol. Never again!
but yeah Jager Bombs are good, waste of $ but good.
but yeah Jager Bombs are good, waste of $ but good.
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