*sips his coffee, watching the rain from a hotel in Louisville’s*

[NotThatBen]

Yearly commute into the office, 2kg of sweets delivered for colleagues. Seems I brought the rain.

Flying back to UK in 2 weeks, probably be a bit more knowledgeable about bourbon than before.

[MikeKozlowski]

Yearly commute into the office, 2kg of sweets delivered for colleagues. Seems I brought the rain.

Flying back to UK in 2 weeks, probably be a bit more knowledgeable about bourbon than before.

In fairness, Kentucky is a good place to learn about bourbon.

Mike

[Johnnie Lyle]

Yearly commute into the office, 2kg of sweets delivered for colleagues. Seems I brought the rain.

Flying back to UK in 2 weeks, probably be a bit more knowledgeable about bourbon than before.

In fairness, Kentucky is a good the only place to learn about bourbon.

Mike

FIFY

[Johnnie Lyle]

Yearly commute into the office, 2kg of sweets delivered for colleagues. Seems I brought the rain.

Flying back to UK in 2 weeks, probably be a bit more knowledgeable about bourbon than before.

Just remember Louisville’s unofficial motto: fast women, beautiful horses and strong whiskey.

[jemhouston]

Bourbon is defined by Federal Law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourbon_whiskey

[Johnnie Lyle]

Bourbon is defined by Federal Law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourbon_whiskey

Non-Kentucky bourbon is heresy and an affront to God.

[jemhouston]

Bourbon is defined by Federal Law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourbon_whiskey

Non-Kentucky bourbon is heresy and an affront to God.

I'd argue, but I'm driving through Tennessee and Kentucky this fall. They can give us Irish lesson on how to hold grudges.

[Johnnie Lyle]

Bourbon is defined by Federal Law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourbon_whiskey

Non-Kentucky bourbon is heresy and an affront to God.

I'd argue, but I'm driving through Tennessee and Kentucky this fall. They can give us Irish lesson on how to hold grudges.

Tennessee whiskey is a different thing from bourbon though :p

[Bob Dedmon]

Bourbon is defined by Federal Law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourbon_whiskey

Non-Kentucky bourbon is heresy and an affront to God.

I'd argue, but I'm driving through Tennessee and Kentucky this fall. They can give us Irish lesson on how to hold grudges.

Hatields and McCoys for starters. Everytime I sniff a bottle of Makers it takes me home. I'll be there sometime in March to visit mom, maybe I'll go to Makers Mark distillery while I'm home.

[NotThatBen]

Work colleague has a makers mark bourbon distillery tour lined up.

Plus an increasing number of guns.

Culturally I think I fit in well with the new team

Note, interesting Scandinavian / Sliders pub they have here, good food and good beer.