Is THIS what you call good Whiskey ?
A friend from US just came over for a Vacation. He knows i like Whiskey ( Scotch, Irish and Japanese ) so he bought me “one of the finest from US”. Oh Boy … I’ve been over there countless of times and during many of those visits i’ve come to this final conclusion :
A : You guys don’t know the difference between Whiskey and Terpentine.
B : You just TRY to fool the Tourists to think that you do. You just name it ” Kentucky “.
C : You’re all too drunk to know the difference between Whiskey and …. I don’t know what.
Now – i urge you all to go to your local, friendly dealer of alcohol and tell them that THIS 
Is NOT accepted for Human consumption.
While OK for …. Desinfection ( if it isn’t the reason for many ) it sure as hell isn’t Whiskey.
Now: i haven’t trued this magical elixire for barrel cleaning yet but i’m pretty sure the good old German snake oil called Ballistol beats it at that too …
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Been awhile since I have logged in here…Hi Adam & assholes !
I didn’t go all the way through this thread but I can add something some here may or not be unaware of…
ever wonder when you read “Blended” on a bottle of Canuck Whiskey just what that means ?
it refers to Charcoal filtered extra hard Spirits in the 150+ proof range blended with filtered…wait for it, GRAPE JUICE !
It’s very easy to set up a vertical filled with activated Charcoal, let it sit over night than slowly drain and blend/mix with filtered grape juice. let steep a few days and your worst rot gut is as smooth as the best the Canucks offer
Shit I used to do a similar process with nasty 190 proof Everclear diluting it on down with highly filtered Grape juice and sweet clover honey that when drop tested at 120 proof was a serious panty remover when I was in the University.
Back when I was really big into it I was buying cases of Generic Everclear…came in a Liter bottle marked “Alcohol”…LOL
Girlfriend salvaged bottles from the club she managed to repackage the devils spirit in
mind you I still keep a well stocked liquor cabinet for company but even they would rather sample my home brew liqour and blends
almost everyone seems to prefer my kitchen counter blends and diffusions