Heat sheets posted today. I can
Last year at the prestigious ( and imperialist) Herzliya conference in Israel, Ben Bernanke, the chief of the federal reserve concluded that the talks and peace process it self resulted in 3% growth of the economy.
We should note here that he said the process , not the actual settlement , but the…
This year my little sister has seen the light of the Tardis and fallen in love with Doctor Who. I think David Tennant and Matt Smith might have had a little something to do with it but I
Bulleit Bourbon. So you’re standing at a hotel bar, squinting to see what single malt might be hiding behind the bottles of flavored vodka or cheap rum, and you begin to lose hope. Maybe you decide it’s worth a shot at a whiskey (add the e), and go for something Irish or American. This was the situation I found myself in. What the hell, try the Bulleit Bourbon (spell check fights that one). And I’m glad I did. Smell is relatively muted, probably more due to the ridiculous rock glass than the whiskey. Taste is clean, neat, vanilla and a hint of sweetness. Very nice, easy to drink, and keeps you interested. A solid Scotch alternative, should you find yourself in a similar situation, though it does lack any serious depth, spice, or complexity, though that’s to be expected given a young bourbon-style whiskey. American bourbon whiskey. 7/10.
I guess you could go for worse stuff: couple years ago I ended up tasting some random cheap whisky, that basically was:
INGREDIENTS:
4 chicken breasts
1 head of broccoli (chopped)
1/2 bag of baby carrots (chopped)
1/2 large red onion (diced)
1 large handful of green olives (sliced)
chicken broth
cinnamon
ground ginger
cumin
cayenne pepper
sea salt
black pepper
Sri Racha (optional)
DIRECTIONS:
Dice…





