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Tap water.
I used to drink a lot of carbonated drinks but after I gave them up, I don't miss them.
Yeah OP, just mix tap water with your bourbon!
A splash of water in whisky isn't uncommon in Scotland, however you'd also get some weird looks for mixing your whiskey with coke.
I mix mine with my hopes & dreams for the future.
The taste and quality of tap water varies hugely where you are. I find hard water particularly unpleasant.
bourbon and water? eh
A splash of water in whisky isn't at all uncommon in Scotland.
yeah but nobody in scotland would call bourbon whisky
Of course not, but I think that most people would agree that they are fairly similar spirits.