On Sat, 14 Jan 2012 13:17:29 -0500, Gary > arranged
random neurons and said:

>Bryan wrote:
>>
>> On Jan 13, 8:29 pm, John Kuthe wrote:
>> > And HOW much was that vodka you bought from S&S with a coupon and got
>> > HOW many bottles for free?
>>
>> It wasn't cheap vodka.
>
>Cheap vodka will get you to that special place as well a good vodka. That's
>assuming you can taste a difference. It all tastes like crap to me.

I like a good vodka, but cannot stand gin. The smell of juniper
berries is just off-putting. As to vodka, although I claim to like a
good martini, my request is always for no vermouth and no garnish,
just straight up vodka, like Grey Goose or Ketel One. Maybe Three
Olives...
>
>I worked with a fellow once that had good and cheap vodka. The first drink
>was using the good stuff...from there he switched to the cheap stuff.

I'd say by the third drink, you might as well be drinking cheap stuff,
and that goes for about any hard liquor, IMHO, although I wouldn't do
so in public (have the third drink OR drink the cheap stuff). Popov,
Gordon's comes to mind...
>
>IMO, if it burns, you shouldn't be drinking it.

Or has been run through a 1968 Chrysler's radiator

Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd

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