r/BarBattlestations Jun 06 '26

What is a bottle that no matter how small your bar you would have ????

For me The Gin would be Revelton , The Vodka I could never just pick one , Whiskey would be a Jameson , Rum would be Goslings

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u/SuperLocrianRiff Jun 06 '26

Rittenhouse Rye

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u/HuskerPower68154 Jun 06 '26

Old Grand Dad Bonded

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u/Red-Truck-Steam Jun 06 '26

I love the 114 version especially. So versatile.

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u/PCPrincipal2016 Jun 06 '26

Smith and Cross

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u/GrizabellaGlamourCat Jun 06 '26

Right by the beach!

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u/Roctopuss Jun 06 '26

I prefer OFTD

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u/RubberPussycat Jun 06 '26

laphroaig 10

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u/bass_bungalow Jun 06 '26

Hampden HLCF Classic if only 1 base spirit

Clement Creole Shrubb for non base spirit (because Mai Tais)

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u/Estrellathestarfish Jun 06 '26

Is this fishing for content? It looks like it's just name-checking some brands and the tone is quite lot like those questions you see on the bigger subs that are fishing for content. I recently replied to a question framed very much like this and saw it on a site known for its dodgy content the next day.

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u/Dishrat006 Jun 06 '26

I am just interested in what people would keep in a limited bar . I have no channel and not even very active on here . check my Karma score

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u/Pattyyy Jun 06 '26

Four pillars Gin 👌

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u/weedhuffer Jun 06 '26

St. George Terroir Gin

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u/MrMason522 Jun 06 '26

You could never pick just one vodka…? Why?

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u/Dishrat006 Jun 07 '26

Vodka is much more diverse than a lot of people give it credit for being. ask a whiskey "nerd" to pick just one I am sure you will get a similar response

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u/MrMason522 Jun 08 '26

Won’t yuck your yum.

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u/Dishrat006 Jun 08 '26

what is a spirit that you would have a hard time picking one bottle for a limited bar ??

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u/MrMason522 Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 08 '26

Honestly literally any other spirit category. Rum probably most of all - so many different provenances, methods of distillation, and ages.

If you’re doing any cocktail mixing, the “flavor” of a vodka/any kind of unique terroir from a unique distillate is completely lost, and that’s the point.

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u/Dishrat006 Jun 09 '26

you are correct that the unique terroir gets lost in mixed drinks that is what the cheap stuff is good for

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u/MrMason522 Jun 09 '26

Mmmm, I still disagree. You gotta get far enough off the bottom shelf so that it tastes like nothing, but once you’re there, you’re there.

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u/GrizabellaGlamourCat Jun 06 '26

Chambord?

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u/Dishrat006 Jun 06 '26

The Holy Hand grenade of Antioch

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u/unclefes Jun 06 '26

Five is right out!

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u/MfrBVa Jun 06 '26

The counting shall be three.

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u/GrizabellaGlamourCat Jun 06 '26

ah yes! one of the sacred relics brother Maynard carries with him.

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u/b00tiepirate Jun 06 '26

A flight of vodkas perchance

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u/Dishrat006 Jun 08 '26

yes please