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Yamazaki is an excellent whiskey. I'm typically a Jack or Jamesons guy but keep a bottle of Yamazaki for the occasional Japanese visitor. The problem is I can't stop drinking it myself. The 18 year is available in VA ABC stores for $60.
Agreed, the Yamazaki 18 is excellent.
I would like to try it. I wonder how long before the Chinese copy it and produce a cheaper version.
They'll produce it for 1/8 the cost, and it will contain lead.
Now i shall have a smooth shot of glenlivet,.....and try to set the non stop sex record with 2 chicks......24 hrs without a break......gonna have to do a couple of tiradas.......
Buy American, another market that the Japs are trying to Pearl Harbor us in.
You guys are all ignorant. Seriously???? If America wasn't so damn greedy to constantly want to NOT pay their taxes, and expect for pay to constantly raise, then it wouldn't be so damn expensive to live in America.
America is shooting itself in the foot, and I really mean the people, not so much as the government. People aren't really buying - No matter if it is really imported, or made in America - so what do they do?? They go to their companies, ( & Unions ) asking to be paid for more money. With a company already having less income, and unions forcing them to pay more, to help the people have something in their pockets, they're going to HAVE to cut some loose. And the people who ARE getting a bit more money, STILL AREN'T out there contributing to the economy. They're all still leaving it in their bank accounts.
If you made everything in America, it's gonna cost too damn much to make it, and no one is going to want to buy it. BECAUSE AMERICAN'S ARE GREEDY! You all need to shut up, and at least take a damn Economics class before you open your mouth. Not just what you hear news reporters and their "experts'" opinions are on the situation.
I mean really, how many times do you watch a news report, and KNOW damn well that they ask some of the dumbest questions, that aren't really relevant? (Kind of like when there is a police shootout and they ask someone near by, or interview the police and say something like, "why did you shoot them?" HELLO!!! DID YOU NOT REMEMBER YOU SAYING THAT THE GUY HAD A WEAPON AND THEY WERE SHOOTING BACK!?!?!?!? Seriously, I personally believe that at least 90% of this country is ignorant, they don't get all the facts before opening their mouth!
Made in America doesn't have the same meaning it used to. There's no way I'd buy an American car again. Look at Toyota and all the problems they have had since they started producing in the US. We are a much different country. Why produce a quality product when we have unions that say we don't have to? We have the right to make substandard goods. There's no way the US could survive on the products made here. Impossible.
This is a travisty, What about buying AMERICAN to save american jobs. I will stick to Jack Daniels, Gentlemen Jack, Jim Beam, and Makers Mark when the guests are here.
This is the issue with americans, they cry like babies about the economy but buy foreign and screw the economy where they live.
I'm going to buy the best product. F*** politics. I'm all for America, F*** the government.
I had it straight-up; I didn't enjoy it as much as I had hoped. I prefer Jameson.