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OK, let me rephrase my question. Is Wild Turkey sweetened bourbon the way Southern Comfort is sweetened whiskey?
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Uh-uh. :headshake
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So WT Am. Honey IS sweet (like So. Comfort) if it is a liquer.
Whatever, I want no part of sweet booze. |
Yes, the naysayers are probably unaware that Wild turkey bottles several proofs (80, 90, 101, 108) and blends like American Honey.
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It's not sweet like so co. It just has a richness of flavour and the aroma of honey is quite strong.
I'm not a so co fan. |
But it's still sweeter than straight Wild Turkey bourbon. That's why it's a liqueur, and that's what he was referring to, I think.
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Yes well that's probably right. I just don't want him to think it's really that sweet cause it's not. It just tastes smoother. A lot like drambui I thought.
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But it doesn't curl your toes and shoot thunderbolts from your ears, like old school, Wild Turkey 101. :haha:
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Nope, and that's exactly why I like it. lol
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It was confusing. I thought Ali had dubbed (regular old)Wild Turkey "American Honey." Then when the question was brought forth "is Wild Turkey like Southern Comfort" I was like...NO WAI!
Turns out, I missed the Ali part where she said it was a liqueur, or I might have googled it to see there is indeed a reasonable facsimile. Then I might have said WAI. But with the question being Wild Turkey vs SoCo... Oh well, we could all use a little google, I suppose. |
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Drambuie is as sweet as syrup.
I don't like sweet booze. |
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