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Old July 21st, 2009, 05:51 PM   #1
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My original review was based on the original Georgia Moon. Now it seems, they have put out spin-off varieties, such as lemonade and peach. Here is the original: Georgia Moon Corn Liquor review

I selected the lemonade. First, let me say, instead of eighty proof, this variety is seventy proof. Making it a bit more like a liqueur, but the taste is still clean. It's somewhat interesting, as the corn scent is still present, but not overwhelming like the original. There is also a distinct citrus smell. FAR more palatable than it's older brother, but I suppose it takes away from the hairy chested, shock value. Doesn't really require mixing, though I did mix it with Sprite just to see how it would taste, and Sprite really does make for a good mixer with this stuff.

All in all, an enjoyable drink. Cost me twelve something for a fifth, though the liquor store I was in was a bit overpriced, so it would probably cost around ten like I paid for it's older brother. For that price, I would definitely buy again......one major annoyance though, despite the cool fact that it comes in a mason jar, it also makes it nigh impossible to pour without spilling it all over the place
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Old July 31st, 2009, 06:12 PM   #2
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Has anyone ever tried to market straight corn whiskey?

It should be 130-140 proof if they used a good sour mash recipe.
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