Full price in mine, along with the full price Alpen bars and the coke...I'm beginning to think my Morrisons has become an independent :smiley:
ovenables
27 Oct 154#9
Very helpful for those not going on a plane any time soon. The Sainsburys comment was helpful. Yours not...
mirrorsaw
27 Oct 153#10
technically it is bourbon - I guess you mean "I prefer kentucky bourbon"
genkk to mirrorsaw
27 Oct 15#11
kfc :smiley:
ovenables to mirrorsaw
27 Oct 15#14
Just for clarity...
Jack Daniel's is not a bourbon - it's a Tennessee Whiskey. Jack Daniel's is dripped slowly - drop-by-drop - through ten feet of firmly packed charcoal (made from hard sugar maple) before going into new charred oak barrels for aging
MrCollective
27 Oct 15#12
Well as thousands of people travel through airports each day, It may be helpful to someone. No need to be salty.
P.S You comment was of 0 help to anyone unlike the previous 2. Thanks for your contribution and time taken to reply though, shame its wasted.
ovenables
27 Oct 151#13
No salt intended. Just meant that saying something is cheaper in an airport is a bit of a moot point. The idea of the site is to say if something is a good price against a comparable vendor. £15 non airside for JD is a good price, and therefore just vote hot for that. Otherwise you could say booze is cheaper at every Spanish airport due to lower tax...
sossige
27 Oct 152#15
wow! way to copy & paste 1st result on google
ovenables
27 Oct 15#16
Exactly its not hard to google so why people make the same mistake about this Whiskey every time there is a deal on it I don't know.
pepperlic to ovenables
27 Oct 15#21
I know about whisky. That **** that you copy/pasted is all marketing. It is a bourbon.
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sossige to ovenables
27 Oct 15#22
Does it really matter?
mirrorsaw to ovenables
27 Oct 15#24
People who do 5 seconds of google research (like you) come away with the false information that it's not a bourbon. People who spend more time researching, or actually know about bourbon, are wise to the fact that it is indeed a bourbon.
gregg1982
27 Oct 15#17
Well that only makes sense if you have children.
pavel76
27 Oct 15#18
...or buy some food for yourself. In other case you are alcoholic who cannot live without Jack Daniels
gregg1982
27 Oct 151#19
Or I have plenty of food, I have paid all my bills and I would like to have some Jack Daniels. Why do I need to be an alcoholic or neglect the children I don't have?
pavel76
27 Oct 15#20
...in that case - well spent money:)
mirrorsaw
27 Oct 15#23
I was hoping someone knowledgeable would come in here and talk sense - thank you!
dijital
27 Oct 15#25
I know a Scottish guy who only drinks this, I wanted to smash the bottle over his head.
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Or Asda if nearer.
Jack Daniel's is not a bourbon - it's a Tennessee Whiskey. Jack Daniel's is dripped slowly - drop-by-drop - through ten feet of firmly packed charcoal (made from hard sugar maple) before going into new charred oak barrels for aging
P.S You comment was of 0 help to anyone unlike the previous 2. Thanks for your contribution and time taken to reply though, shame its wasted.
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