Downward Spiral – Chapter 1
- June 18th, 2010
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The Rules are simple:
1. Don’t use coke.
2. If you use coke once, you’re a cokehead.
3. Never trust a cokehead.
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What she lacked in curb appeal, she made up for under the hood. Her sexual appetite was voracious. Rodeo clowns aren’t this motivated . . . Read more
Grade: C
Price/Proof: $20/750 ml; 80 proof
Taste: vanilla, oak
Douchebag Factor: 5/10; wanna-be
Bottom Line: It’s not as strong as 101. It’s not as bold as 101. It’s not as good as 101. 80-proof Wild Turkey exists to put the Wild Turkey name in bars that won’t carry 100-proof bourbon.
It tastes watered down – not because of the alcohol content, but because all of the flavor has been muted. This is not a sipping whiskey, and is best left for mixers.
- Max
Grade: B+
Price/Proof: $30/750 ml; 101 proof
Taste: rye, vanilla
Douchebag Factor: 2/10; makes douchbags wince
Bottom Line: You might think that a douchebag would buy Turkey on proof rating alone (like Bacardi 151). However, bourbon doesn’t lend itself to mixing jungle juice like rum. If you’re trying to get a co-ed drunk enough to fuck you, 101 Turkey ain’t the one for you.
. . . Which is exactly why I love it.
While I prefer it over a bit of ice, it isn’t unknown for me to drink it straight. Straight out of the bottle. It’s a little darker than the average bourbon, lighter on the sour mash and not as sweet. However, 101 is full of subtle barrel flavors like vanilla and caramel.
Never a disappointment.
- Max
Get FKIN