jsippy73 What are you making (parts)?

I work for ATD Precision Manufacturing. I work as a Quality Engineer. We make parts for the aerospace industry: Honeywell, SpaceX, Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics etc.

      Yipsy Makes great sense when you're thirsty to buy 40 bottles of water when you need just one becuse it's such a good deal.

      Should have taken her to aisle that leads from the checkouts to the exit. There is a machine where you can buy a
      bottled water for 25 cents.

          • Yipsy

            • Post #495

            mulegolf

            I know. We used to frequent this same Costco years ago. This is just how she rolls. It's a sight to behold when you don't roll like she does.

              propman

              Depends on your palette.

              The Small Batch is a good starter bourbon. Low Proof and a Easy Sipper.

              The BIB is Pretty Decent both on its own and as a mixer.

              But the Single Barrel...That's The Star of the Bunch! 120 proof and around $30, What's Not To Like!

                  jsippy73
                  Not this time but one time SpaceX changed a drawing in the middle of a run that caused all the parts to be scrapped at a cost to SpaceX of about $125,000.

                    CallMeAl thanks, since I'm a bourbon newbie, small batch it is. Assuming it's 86-90 proof.

                        propman

                        It's 92 proof.

                        What do you lean towards?

                            azgreg I work as a Quality Engineer.

                            Me too, except for medical devices.

                                CallMeAl still exploring. I do like ew 1783 and 1792. Ew black is ok. Liked larceny. Just got a bottle of makers mark.
                                Usually drink on rocks or mixed with ginger ale.

                                    azgreg Had a friend in Regulatory Affairs go to Gore in Flagstaff years ago. Pretty sure he's still there.

                                        propman

                                        Sounds like you might favor wheaters.

                                        Look at Ben Holladay Soft Red Wheat. Like me, its from Missouri. Better than Makers IMO.

                                        Also look at Very Old Barton which is around $25-$30. Very nice for the price.

                                            johnnydoom
                                            From what I know they're a very big company.

                                              • d5n03

                                                • Post #507

                                                CallMeAl I haven’t seen those at our Costco yet. I’ll be on the lookout. Tried a bottle of Kirkland Islay Scotch that was OK - price was good.

                                                    d5n03

                                                    They're tough to find around here.

                                                    I've got the 17, 20, 23 and 24 yr Speyside which are pretty decent.