"He has his bourbon; I have my pink drink.
When I drink bourbon, I like the sense that I'm playing with fire.
I cannot say that it was any more effective than the shot of bourbon I have every night before dinner.
It helped, obviously, that the bourbon was excellent to begin with, but who knows by savoring a lesser bourbon, I might have increased its value, too.
Because he espouses rye in manhattans in lieu of bourbon, I thought maybe he'd like it in his birthday cake, too.
ANGEL: I didn't want to say anything before, but now that I've drunk this entire bottle of bourbon I feel comfortable asking you: What kind of security does this place have?
I'm aiming to end in Memphis via Indianapolis, somewhere in Kentucky (you decide, hint: I like whisky, or whiskey, or bourbon, I won't take you to task over which – until I've sampled it), and also Nashville.
However, the ad drew notice not for its hipster-fantasy aesthetics but for its copy, which an unseen woman delivers, in a beguiling voice over: When I see a man drinking bourbon, I expect him to be the kind who could build me a bookshelf.
After a quick scan of the shelves, I saw what I'd come for: Kentucky Gentleman, a cheap bourbon I used to drink years ago at a dive bar in the East Village and that I have asked for many times in many bars since, to no avail.
The bourbon I'm using, A.H. Hirsch Reserve, is excellent.
The other is more troublesome: "When I see a woman drinking bourbon, I'm prepared to tolerate a lot of her business.
