:1rotfl:Nolets The Reserve Dry Gin 750ml

Couldn't have said it better... Yikes..

After "diner" drink, so you're saying that after you go to Darrels Diner, you enjoy a $500 Nolet?

I was a vodka drinker for years and only drank Smirnoff's, not because of the taste tests that it won as I started well before those were taken. It is one of the few vodkas that does not give me a headache and I've tried most of them over the years. And yes, I have left restaurants that did not have it or I would just drink water. One that I went to was advertising that they had over 100 brands of vodka, this was around the time that Smirnoff was winning the taste tests and no, they did not have it, I left. When I drink I want to drink whatever I like, same with ordering food. Several times over the years I asked bars if they would start carrying Smirnoff's and at least two of them started and to this day still carry it, very popular brand.

I always enjoy a nice glass of this with my Jr. Whopper. :D

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That was you at Burger King? I'm the guy that asked if you had any Grey Poupon!:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

You need to use Jr Whopper on the next oxymoron thread.

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All along I thought the purveyor was Kindred Spirits. Interesting.

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Totally agree in my case also. But here is what I've found out moving to Florida
"Referring to the carbonated soft drink as a Coke (even if it’s not a Coca-Cola) is common in the southern states, soda is the term for it on the northeastern coast and pop is the word in the midwest."

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I’m from Texas. What would you like? Coke. What kind? Dr.Pepper.

Here is a map showing soda, pop and coke usage.

The Pop vs. Soda Page

When I was a teen I sold soft drinks at football games at a nearby college. I hollered "Soda Pop"... Usually I referred to all soft drinks as "cokes" while growing up in NM.

Drink a shot of Smirnoff and drink a shot of premium vodka and tell me if you cant tell a difference

A Humble Old Label Ices Its Rivals

A Humble Old Label Ices Its Rivals - The New York Times

You may be more of an expert than the panel the NY Times assembled for their taste test, but I doubt it.

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Why not go Low-Brow? Smirnoff beats Alexi any old day. Drive carefully on and off the course.

I am so glad I don't drink so I don't know the difference between "high end" and what? "Low end"? I don't damn people that do drink, unless they get drunk and do something stupid.

Although I rarely drink vodka on a trip to Russia I bought a fancy bottle of vodka. Twice I drank a couple ounces from it resulting in serious headaches so I poured it out but kept the bottle. So, there can be a difference IMHO.

We have Belvedere and gray goose At our house. Since I drink it straight I can tell you for fact there’s a big difference between a five dollar bottle of vodka and a $25 bottle of vodka. Although I will say I don’t find gray goose or belvedere that expensive. And we say soda.

Where?!? Where!?! 😜

Great! I invite you, Chatbrat, Gpsma and others on this thread who are 100% sure they can tell the difference between vodkas to a taste test.

I will buy 3 bottles, a low priced brand like Smirnoff/Sobieski, mid priced like Titos/Stolli, and a premium brand like Grey Goose/Belvedere.

There will be three rounds of three shots each, served chilled, and in order to win you must correctly identify every shot. Win and you keep the bottles plus $100. Lose I keep the bottles plus $100 for every error in identification you make. Sounds harsh? You are the ones telling us you are positive you can tell the difference and we all rubes.

PM me for details.

Chopin $44.95 for 1.75 from ABC online , delivered to their Lady Lake store-not expensive at all, now how many $10.00 , drinks do you think they get out of that bottle ? the bottle is shade over 59 fl oz--divided by 2 oz= close to 30 --30 x$10.00 $300.00--not to shabby a gross profit/bottle and @ happy hour its only $150//