How Much Water Is Too Much in Your Whiskey?

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Txmoe
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2:11p, 5/17/23
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Science finally taking on the important questions of our time. Spoiler alert: they say 20% is the max. I say one ice cube should suffice!
https://www.thedailymeal.com/1288559/scientist-weigh-how-much-water-too-much-whiskey/
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AggieBarstool
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10:59a, 5/20/23
Any water is too much, IMO.
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11:27a, 5/20/23
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I never add water. Maybe an ice cube but I haven't even done that in a long time.
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Hwy30East
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7:51a, 5/21/23
Usually I just have it on the rocks, or I may ask for a splash of water. Never more.
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WP69
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9:57a, 5/21/23
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If whiskey is Scotch, then 3 drops in a dram. Never use ice. Per the guy at the distillery and more than a few bartenders in Scotland.
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12:27p, 5/21/23
It's fun to experiment with a bit of water. Can change the profile. Sometimes for the better.
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Sweet Kitten Feet
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12:35p, 5/21/23
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Neat or 1 ice cube. That's it for me.
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schmellba99
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5:17p, 5/22/23
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Too much is however much you don't like.

Other than that, it doesn't matter. I hate the "my way is the only correct way to consume whiskey" thing. It's dumb.

As Booker Noe said - drink it any damn way you like.
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HTownAg98
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8:01p, 5/22/23
I've found that higher proof booze can benefit from a teaspoon or so of water. But drink it however you like.
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8:12p, 5/22/23
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Depends on the whiskey
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aggiesherpa
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10:46p, 5/22/23
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I have found that my sweet spot is a proof between 45-50. If I get a BiB or barrel proof, I like to have at least one pour straight, but then typically add enough water to get it down to my preferred range.

I don't know what it is, but cold bourbon taste weird to me, so I never add ice.
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In reply to schmellba99 • 11:31p, 5/22/23
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Schmerbs is right you know
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CajunAggie
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11:00a, 5/23/23
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How ever much you want. Enjoy your liquor exactly the way you prefer. What other people do is irrelevant.
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The Ex Officio Director
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3:01p, 5/23/23
If I want water I'll drink water, if I want whiskey I'll drink whiskey.
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