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3 comments:
Gyah, everyone's posting about heat and whiskey consumption drops. Suck it up people. AC was invented for whiskey. Drop in a cube if you need to but don't ever put down the brown water!
Isn't summertime the reason they invented ice??
You don't have to worry about me, guys. It cooled off last night and I enjoyed one of my favorites, Evan Williams Single Barrel 1994, neat.
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