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Haven't decided yet. Have been trying to get into wine lately, have come around to liking it with food sometimes, especially dry white with fish or cheese, but never will it taste good like a mixed drink can. Having a birthday party (one of the adult kids) with Indian food and trying to decide between something mango and something fennel/licorice/herbal for that.

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[–] RBWells 2 points 9 months ago

We've been drinking our way around the mall (for lack of a better word) where we go grocery shopping so I've been getting a bourbon sour at each place. We have a drink then do the grocery shopping. First week was the expensive rooftop bar, it was good but not worth it. Last week the cheap sports bar, it was literally bourbon with sour mix not even stirred, much less shaken. This week we tried "true food kitchen" and it's the first time in a couple years that the bartender offered egg white and he literally cracked an egg to get it. This one wins by a mile. Gorgeous Amaretto cherry on it, and not too sweet. We haven't run out of places to try yet, either.

In short: bourbon sour Friday night!