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Old Sep 12, 2008 | 7:22 pm
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Originally Posted by BNA_flyer
As a Tennessee native I should be using Jack Daniel's , but I've been turning to Maker's Mark lately. Maybe I'll throw together a peach-enhanced Jack Daniel's OF tonight, though.
BNA_flyer, how is a Maker's Mark OF?
Do you detect much difference with your JD OF?
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Old Sep 15, 2008 | 10:14 pm
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I was able to find some blood oranges (though I completely forgot to grab some Meyer lemons) and picked up a bottle of Jim Beam rye--I may throw together a drink tonight.

In answer to the previous poster's question--each has its own appeal; Maker's Mark is a little smoother perhaps but less distinctive. (To be honest, I don't drink that much that I've spent a lot of time evaluating them against each other.)
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Old Sep 18, 2008 | 11:05 pm
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Originally Posted by BNA_flyer
I was able to find some blood oranges (though I completely forgot to grab some Meyer lemons) and picked up a bottle of Jim Beam rye--I may throw together a drink tonight.
Had one last night, without Meyer lemon but with blood orange, and was quite impressed. I've been using just enough club soda to dissolve the sugar and barely float the ice, but I think I can cut back slightly.
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