Граф Орлов
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We need to liven things up in this thread. I just remembered the name of the bourbon we were drinking on Saturday.
We started with beer, then moved on to vodka, then bourbon, then back to vodka.
Very smooth aroma, smooth taste, nice bottle design, and all this for only ~250 rubles for half a liter. Further comments, I think, are unnecessary. Interestingly, the version for Russians from the Vologda plant is significantly worse than the one produced in Ukraine. Nevertheless, even the version available to Russians is worthy of a 9/10.
That's the bourbon. Pleasant aroma, decent taste, more or less smooth (for a bourbon), but lacks something. Overall, it's better than White Jim Beam, but still far from Wild Turkey 101 (both in quality and price). No burning taste, no richness, just a fairly ordinary bourbon with a vanilla aroma. 7.5/10.
And also, never try to chug a tumbler filled with 100 ml or more. A friend of mine once poured his drink back out. Although, drinking from tumblers in one gulp is generally not recommended.
By the way, after that hellish mix of beer, vodka, and bourbon, there was no hangover at all, even though we drank about 300-350 grams (in terms of vodka) each. So, mixing them can be done without consequences, which is a plus for both drinks.
Very smooth aroma, smooth taste, nice bottle design, and all this for only ~250 rubles for half a liter. Further comments, I think, are unnecessary. Interestingly, the version for Russians from the Vologda plant is significantly worse than the one produced in Ukraine. Nevertheless, even the version available to Russians is worthy of a 9/10.
That's the bourbon. Pleasant aroma, decent taste, more or less smooth (for a bourbon), but lacks something. Overall, it's better than White Jim Beam, but still far from Wild Turkey 101 (both in quality and price). No burning taste, no richness, just a fairly ordinary bourbon with a vanilla aroma. 7.5/10.
And also, never try to chug a tumbler filled with 100 ml or more. A friend of mine once poured his drink back out. Although, drinking from tumblers in one gulp is generally not recommended.
By the way, after that hellish mix of beer, vodka, and bourbon, there was no hangover at all, even though we drank about 300-350 grams (in terms of vodka) each. So, mixing them can be done without consequences, which is a plus for both drinks.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers