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[QUOTE="FfldCntyFan, post: 4661259, member: 71"] For the record with a good whiskey my belief is the only way to drink it is neat. There are quite few people who if they're drinking whiskey, without a mixer, drink it on the rocks. I personally don't get this as all it does is water down the whiskey. If what they are trying to do is [B][I]release[/I][/B] complex flavors, a few drops of ice water will do the trick. Some experts claim this is the correct way to get the most out of the whiskey, I've tried it but didn't really see a whole lot of difference so I do it the way I prefer. I was merely offering a suggestion to avoid watering the drink down too much. [/QUOTE]
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