I don't really think of Louisville as being particularly southern. I could see this going down at that shitty Makers restaurant though.Also, Old Forester.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say they probably have more racists than the north.

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numberthirty wrote:http://www.stormfront.org/forum/t307924-2/Could you summarize? I'm not dipping a toe in that fetid fever swamp.Also, Maker's is bullshit. Do they make any high-end bourbon under a different label?

Also, I'm really looking forward to the next 15 pages of this thread.

warmowski wrote:amelia wrote:Man, I love Makers. Now I'm gonna have to switch to something else. Any suggestions?Bulleit.I just did this a while ago myself. Leaving behind the cloying vanilla notes of Makers was a good move.-rP.S. Hey! Vanilla. White people. Race. Insert joke here.Try one of these:Whisky ratings

caix wrote:I'm gonna go out on a limb and say they probably have more racists than the north.I would very much disagree with this statement. The North is just a less outspoken with its racism. Same thoughts about the non-whites but with the sense to keep it under wraps unless things seem "safe" in a group of similarly opined people.

Obviously racists are alive and active in the northern and southern US both (Randy Newman - Rednecks.mp3), but it's undeniable that the south has a culture of racism that the north does not.

makers mark is not anywhere near my favorite bourbon, but it IS the go-to "top shelf" bourbon at a ton of bars and restaraunts. i have no problem boycotting them. lord help me if similar shit goes down regarding Blantons, Evan Williams, Bulleit or Black Maple Hill.