Coming into the holidays…so many gift guides and early Christmas decorations. How about we do an out-of-this-world giveaway with some buddies…
We’ve teamed up with our good friends at Blade + Bow Whiskey to give one lucky Red Clay Soul Reader a Yeti Tundra Haul (see the details here) adorned with the Five Keys logo. This is a fantastic cooler (or seat), and the wheels make it easy to manage.
I’m pumped about this one…here are some images of the cooler (keep scrolling to enter):
To enter, leave a comment below describing how you take your bourbon. In addition:
- Follow BLADE + BOW on Instagram
- Follow Red Clay Soul on Instagram
- Tag three buddies in the comments of the Red Clay Soul giveaway Instagram post (Here)
You must complete all four to be entered to win. Submit your entries by Sunday, November 24th, at 10PM ET, and I’ll announce the winner on Monday around lunchtime.
Thanks to Blade + Bow for providing the goods for the giveaway.
On the rocks, any day of the week
If I’m sitting by a fire just having a couple on a peaceful night I take mine over one large ice cube in my favorite rocks glass. If it’s an afternoon drink or a more lively party I mix with ginger ale and a twist of lime in a yeti cup!!!
Small rocks on the side and added throughout
Quick rinse with large ice cube to chill slightly and then pour neat in separate glass.
Rocks with a twist of lemon
Straight up….on the rocks 🥃
Neat, straight out of the bottle let it sit for a minute then enjoy.
I like my whiskey on ice at the end of a long day!
Neat
Neat or with a big cube!
On the rocks
Neat!
On the rocks/large cube
Neat is my preference, but whiskey any way is better than no whiskey at all.
On the rocks!
3 fingers, light on the rocks.
Butt chug
On the rocks!
I suppose it depends on the bourbon and how I’m using it. I like bourbon in many, various ways: neat, rocks, cocktails, food recipes – can’t wait to make a bourbon pecan pie for Thanksgiving. Many blessings and cheers!
Low Ball, square ice cube, straight 3 finger pour
One large rock
Rocks, good sir!
On the rocks, good sir!
Straight up. Small rocks.