My quest, my challenge, is to explore the bottom shelf to see if there are any whiskeys with redeemable value. R&R Canadian Whiskey is such a rare and rich discovery. Nothing suits me better than lampooning poor whiskey, but I find myself unable to do that with R&R. I used a mix of diet cola and R&R whiskey at a one to one ratio and I settled back to watch the Detroit Lions at my brother-in-law's man cave/garage on a beautiful Sunday afternoon.
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Taste: 4 - Smooth, not a harsh after taste like some others.
Cost: 4 - Easy on bottom shelfer's wallet, just fish thru gas station and car wash trash cans for returnable cans and bottles and you to could afford R&R.
Packaging: 4 - Look for huge R&R on label and drink proudly no brown paper bag needed. glass bottle, enough said.
Effects: 4 - Mellow after glow with no sleepy feeling. Use just before root canal or right after vasectomy.
Mixability: Guzzle straight up or mix with anything. Unlike Fleischmann's (which could overtake the nastiest ass breath), R&R is symbiotic.
Final comments: I enjoyed R&R so much that I actually wanted to get another bottle, but my experiment takes me next to Canadian LTD. Spoiler alert: Do you know the difference between LTD and moose piss? LTD has a bottle around it.
'Til next time, here's looking up yours from Bottom Shelf Russ!
P.S. Yes, I am a Detroit sports fan and even though the Lions seem to be getting better, bottom shelf whiskey helps numb the pain.
Price alert: Canada House whiskey is now a lower price than Fleischmann's (the putrid poisoner) by ten cents, thus earning the new nickname of Canada Outhouse.
Also we have THE Northern Lights (the groovy gulper), and now R&R (with no snappy nickname yet.).