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Bought one for a gift last year, and not long after, splurged and bought one to try. It's still in the freezer waiting for someone to show up that likes it.
Persnally, I was really disappointed with the flavour. Seemed way to artificial tasting. Looked so appealing too.
I think home-made would be much better.
Not sure how many men would like it. Quite a few tasted it on a few occasions here, and don't think anyone was too 'wowed' by it.
I was wondering about that, that's why I want to try to make some myself, then I can control the sweetness. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by stone-ground
The beautiful bottle got me!
Bought one for a gift last year, and not long after, splurged and bought one to try. It's still in the freezer waiting for someone to show up that likes it.
Persnally, I was really disappointed with the flavour. Seemed way to artificial tasting. Looked so appealing too.
I think home-made would be much better.
Not sure how many men would like it. Quite a few tasted it on a few occasions here, and don't think anyone was too 'wowed' by it.
Yeah, the bottles are pretty! I've seen nice serving glasses, too. Thanks for the input. I definitely want to make some, but I still have to buy some of the containers, etc.
I'm not fond of it myself. too much like adult koolaid. I prefer the flavors produced by the distilled product of a good mash, aged in various kegs and or casks for a large number of years. Serve it with a splash of pure (not tap) water so it awakens the aromas and flavors in a clear glass at room temperature.........
Yes I do. If you find yourself near Fontana, come by and pick to your heart's content.
Haha, thanks! Now I have no excuse for not making it...
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Originally Posted by Goodpasture
I'm not fond of it myself. too much like adult koolaid. I prefer the flavors produced by the distilled product of a good mash, aged in various kegs and or casks for a large number of years. Serve it with a splash of pure (not tap) water so it awakens the aromas and flavors in a clear glass at room temperature.........
Sounds like you know your stuff there, Goodpasture.
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