The ideal bourbon to coke ratio

[davebullet]

Nah mate, be all good so long as ya don't make it obvious like necks of bourbon bottles sticking out ya jacket lol, (or melting ice)

That's good. I'm happy to support the local cause and buy, but like to mix my own. I don't think I could handle watching the bourbon being poured on the grass! - lol

[hayd3n]

normally 1 litre bourbon to 1.5 litres coke
but home brew bourbon 1 litre to 3 litres coke

[Insanity_rules]

I like cooking with Bourbon, sometimes I even add it to my food.

[Smifffy]

Me & a mate arrived in Aus, fresh off the plane and a duty free 40 of beam. we decided to have a couple of quiets out front of our respective motel units, so bought 2 cans of coke, figured it should be enough for a civilised couple of drinks each. We turned in when the beam bottle was empty.

Strangely I found it a little difficult to concentrate in class the next day (we got sent for a course). Passed the exam tho, so all good.

[Skinon]

Hmm the greatest bourbon in the world is already mixed, i believe its known as the 440ml 8% can of woodstock.
If you dont wake up in the cells, you didnt drink enough.

[Bren]

Hmm the greatest bourbon in the world is already mixed, i believe its known as the 440ml 8% can of woodstock.
If you dont wake up in the cells, you didnt drink enough.

nash, those 12%ers were better


Got my scotch premixed now with lemonade....50/50 ratio...i better be civilized for a change

[scumdog]

Hmm the greatest bourbon in the world is already mixed, i believe its known as the 440ml 8% can of woodstock.
If you dont wake up in the cells, you didnt drink enough.

Vishus things them 8% things.

Woke up at the Off The Rails rally a few years ago, all soggy from the rain, a big pile of 'used' chips near my mouth and a gravity attack.

Caused by 6 cans of 8% Woodies, no tucker compounded buy finishing night-shift + 4 hours sleep then heading off to the above rally.

[taff1954]

You guys are doing it wrong.

The ideal ratio is:

Coke 0%
Bourbon 0%
Scotch (or Irish) whisk(e)y 100%

I'll raise a glass (or 3) of 15 year-old single malt to that idea