
Toast by Squire Dave Nolte of Monroe County Squires
May you ride an easy-walking horse,∞∞
Toast by Squire Ross Zastrow: of Monroe County Squires
Here's to you and Here's to me,
May we never disagree,
And If we do...,.
F@@k You....,
Here's to me ,
∞∞
Toast by Squire Bill Ross
May the sand in your joints turn to butter,
May the ache in your back disappear,
May your legs stay strong when the day grows long,
May your shooting eye hold true and clear.
May you hunt every fall with your friends,
And with Jack, drink a toast to your peers!
May your game bag never be empty,
And your season stay open for years.
∞∞
Squire Gus Lawrence of Connecticut got this toast from an old Irish fellow he
used to work with in the ‘50s.
He says that despite their considerable age difference, they spent many hours
together in the local pub sipping Old No. 7.
He says this toast goes over well at bachelor parties and weddings!
Squire Mike Uytendaele of Ontario, Canada, likes this toast:
This one’s been around a while, but Squire Marvin Gilbert of Tennessee still claims it as one of his favorites:
Not to be outdone, saxophonist Byron Long of Kansas shows off his musical inclinations:
Gentleman Jack is smooth and good,
And the Single Barrel never stands long,
Charcoal filtered and aged in oak,
Tennessee’s best is standing strong.
∞∞
And last but certainly not least, we offer this one from Squire Dan Carter in Washington who says it’s always been his favorite toast.
(And it’s sure to draw an appreciative chuckle from your audience!)
This particular toast is a favorite of our tour guides at the Distillery. You can see why!
Here's
to politicians,
The distiller's true friend.
For wherever you find four politicians together,
You're sure to find a fifth!
∞∞
But of course, no guide to toasting would be complete without one from Mr. Jack himself!
To
the Spirit of Christmas,
May peace on Earth and goodwill toward men
Never be as hard to come by
As fine whiskey.
-- Jack Daniel


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UPDATED 10/18/2007