Patrick M wrote:Rob P wrote:Has anyone had Skyy or Grey Goose before? Those are my next ones to sample.
Yes, but I gave up drinking altogether almost two years ago.
altogether almost or almost altogether?
Ess Ay Cee Dee wrote:Xenu wrote:Trader Joe's is supposed to import some excellent, inexpensive potato vodkas. Problematically, I haven't yet found a Trader Joe's that sells liquor.
That surprises me. When I used to live in the Chicago 'burbs, every TJ I went to had a liquor section.
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Crummy Old Label Avatar wrote:Odd. Every Trader Joe's in California has a liquor section.
The best Vodka I know of is Finlandia. I'm surprised it hasn't been mentioned yet.
Xenu wrote:chrischross wrote:Local vodkas are prevalent in the Portland area, including Crater Lake and New Deal. With the local economy like it is, hard drinking is prevalent and in-style.
That said, isn't calling your vodka "New Deal" just a weeeee bit dire?
chrischross wrote:There's an entire generation moving out of P-town right now. Too many yuppie condos, not enough jobs. Things have not recovered from the dot-com hangover. There's no defense infrastructure base, so no way to tap into the new growth economy.
Maybe someone should start marketing Victory Gin.
Rob P wrote:chrischross wrote:There's an entire generation moving out of P-town right now. Too many yuppie condos, not enough jobs. Things have not recovered from the dot-com hangover. There's no defense infrastructure base, so no way to tap into the new growth economy.
Maybe someone should start marketing Victory Gin.
Hee hee, that and Freedom Vodka.
Are there still a lot of Californians up in Portland bringing the economy down?