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post 1538442691 12-23-2017, 09:50 PM
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Poured a small glass of 2012 Jack Daniels Holiday Select tonight. Purchased it back in 2014 from a store that had it displayed in a case.
Asked them why it was in a case, only wanted around $40 for the bottle. Guy said the owner put it there but wasn't sure why lol.
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post 1538443331 12-23-2017, 09:59 PM
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Sipped on some Jameson In a blue bottle:labels yesterday. Fantastic neat, on the rocks it brought out the alcohol taste some more. Can someone aware on the edition?
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post 1538444111 12-23-2017, 10:17 PM
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coworker bought me a bottle of Willet small batch 3 year and its actually really good.

post 1538464841 12-24-2017, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted By leoaa777
Sipped on some Jameson In a blue bottle:labels yesterday. Fantastic neat, on the rocks it brought out the alcohol taste some more. Can someone aware on the edition?
Blue bottle? Their Caskmates edition is kind of a teal color I suppose. Finished in ex-IPA barrels.
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Can you boys recommend a good first scotch for me to buy? Somewhere around the $50 mark. Nothing blended if possible.
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Originally Posted By DolphinPenis
Can you boys recommend a good first scotch for me to buy? Somewhere around the $50 mark. Nothing blended if possible.
Check out Glen Moray 16 years. Should be around that price, and it’s wonderful.
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post 1538485801 12-24-2017, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted By DolphinPenis
Can you boys recommend a good first scotch for me to buy? Somewhere around the $50 mark. Nothing blended if possible.
Do you want something that's close to the taste you know? Or something really different for variety?

Glenfiddich is my recommendation, but Glen Moray is good too - any of the "Glens" will be a fairly accessible drink.

If you want to jump in at the deep end, do an Islay scotch - Ardbeg or Laphroaig are my favorite
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Haven't looked through all the pages in here, but in case this hasn't been posted. Some might find it helpful

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Apparently, the wife noticed how much I talked about Blantons to a couple friends so she got me a bottle for Christmas :-D

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post 1538564311 12-25-2017, 02:47 PM
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Heyo! It's Christmas.

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post 1538564371 12-25-2017, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted By DolphinPenis
Can you boys recommend a good first scotch for me to buy? Somewhere around the $50 mark. Nothing blended if possible.
The Macallan is always a good place to start too. Runs at $54 here but depends on where you live.
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post 1538596851 12-25-2017, 10:34 PM
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holy hnnghhh i had some laphroaig and lagavulin this past weekend, really loving the peat / smoke flavors. gonna have to add some to the collection
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Got me a bottle of Woodford Double Oak and A Buffalo Trace for Christmas. Haven't tried the Woodford yet but really digging the Buffalo Trace.
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For those who have done the Kentucky Bourbon trail - which 2 are theMUST SEE? Pick two and only two!!

Wife gave me a "coupon" for a weekend getaway in KY to for Christmas and to celebrate my 40th birthday next month. She has a nice Bed n' Breakfast reserved in Louisville and said to pick out a couple distilleries to visit & tour. Sweet! I've done the downtown Evan Williams Experience on a bachelor party and was really underwhelmed. I wanted more of a behind the scenes look, where they make it, a rickhouse tour, etc.

After some quick googling around it appears the Maker's Mark is the nicest of the bunch (?) but MM is not high on my list of favorites though. I'd rather visit some places that produce the stuff I really like...

So far I am leaning towards:

- Buffalo Trace hardhat tour
- Angels Envy full distillery tour
- Barton 1792 (bit of a drive from our lodging)

Am I on the right track? These ones produce my favorite spirits so it would seem fitting. Suggestions are welcome!
post 1538614071 12-26-2017, 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted By sloop
For those who have done the Kentucky Bourbon trail...
For my bachelor party we did the 6 on the official trail (Beam, Heaven Hill, MM, Four Roses, Wild Turkey, Woodford) and Buffalo.

Four Roses was our favorite of the official tours, with MM being second place. I was also unfamiliar with Four Roses, so I learned more compared to a well known brand like Maker's.

Buffalo Trace was my favorite tour by far - we didn't do the hard hat tour, just the regular one. Awesome distillery.

In Louisville we had dinner at a place called Proof on Main that was one of the best meals I've ever had. It's also walking distance from the Bluegrass Brewing Company, so you can have some local beer too. I forget what that part of downtown is called (was only there the one night) but it was a cool nightlife area, lots of restaurants and bars.
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Whisky haul for Christmas.

Ardbeg Corryvreckan
Bruichladdich The Classic Laddie (unpeated Islay)
Big ass bottle of Maker's.

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post 1538617591 12-26-2017, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted By MrBourbon
For my bachelor party we did the 6 on the official trail (Beam, Heaven Hill, MM, Four Roses, Wild Turkey, Woodford) and Buffalo.

Four Roses was our favorite of the official tours, with MM being second place. I was also unfamiliar with Four Roses, so I learned more compared to a well known brand like Maker's.

Buffalo Trace was my favorite tour by far - we didn't do the hard hat tour, just the regular one. Awesome distillery.

In Louisville we had dinner at a place called Proof on Main that was one of the best meals I've ever had. It's also walking distance from the Bluegrass Brewing Company, so you can have some local beer too. I forget what that part of downtown is called (was only there the one night) but it was a cool nightlife area, lots of restaurants and bars.
Good stuff brother, I posed the same question in a FB group of whisky enthusiasts and it seems everyone overwhelmingly recommends Buffalo Trace. I'll have to do my homework on the others, thanks!
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Originally Posted By sloop
Good stuff brother, I posed the same question in a FB group of whisky enthusiasts and it seems everyone overwhelmingly recommends Buffalo Trace. I'll have to do my homework on the others, thanks!
If I did it again, I would also like to see how a cheap bourbon gets made. You drive right past one (Rebel Yell I think? Been a few years) on the drive from 4 Roses to Wild Turkey.

I think it'd be interesting - there are so many requirements you have to hit to legally call your product bourbon that I wonder what corners they are even able to cut? If you think about it, a bottom shelf bourbon is still a pretty good whiskey in terms of quality.
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Originally Posted By MrBourbon
a bottom shelf bourbon is still a pretty good whiskey in terms of quality.
True story. It's all quite similar. This is a big reason why I prefer Scotch over American whiskey or bourbon. I feel like it's easier to find greater variation in Scotch than it is with this domestic spirits.
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2 ounce Buillet
1 teaspoon brown sugar
3 dash bitters

stir for 30 sec or more in mixing vessel with regular ice
pour slowly over king cube in your best glass
take orange peel, rub around rim of glass, then squeeze peel over a lighter flame so it sprays burnt citrus into glass

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Got a loaded visa as one of the christmas presents. May go find a bottle i havent had. Not sure what though.

Had some of this over the holiday. Shockingly sweet and really good.

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Went on a trip down to Austin to check out a couple wedding venues. Stopped by Dripping Springs Vodka for a tour. Pretty small facility.

15 50 gallon stills.











Automated labeler is the only part that isn't done by hand. Caps are also put on by hand.



Picked up a bottle of their orange vodka. It's distilled with orange peel in the still, and not just mixed with orange liqueur. Also stopped by Balcones distillery in Waco, TX. Best known for Brimstone whiskey. Their tours are full for 2 weeks, but I got a flight of 3 of their whiskeys and bought a bottle of Baby Blue. Honestly surprised by how much I liked some of their stuff.
Edit: Oh and Eagle Rare from a liquor store.

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I'm gonna pick this up around St. Patrick's Day when Irish Whiskey's go on sale; A bourbon cask Bushmills.
I enjoy regular Bushmills over Jameson.
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in on this thread hard. gf got me a bottle of basil hayden for xmas, my first venture into this hobby.
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[QUOTE=Kiefer 2004 post_id=1539274741][img]http://www.totalwine.com/media/sys_master/twmmedia/h88/h14/11019503370270.png[/img
I'm gonna pick this up around St. Patrick's Day when Irish Whiskey's go on sale; A bourbon cask Bushmills.
I enjoy regular Bushmills over Jameson.[/QUOTE]Bushmills is my Irish of choice, too. I didn't care for the Red Bush, personally, but interested to hear your thoughts on it.
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Originally Posted By DolphinPenis
Can you boys recommend a good first scotch for me to buy? Somewhere around the $50 mark. Nothing blended if possible.
Why nothing blended? As your first scotch you should try whatever, not buy blind. Go to a fancy bar that would have a whisky menu with more than 3 pages.....should have some fine scotch's there.

First scotch I bought was Balvine 12 year. Lovely....lovely stuff. Now I only mess with monkey shoulder.
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Originally Posted By mazimi18
in on this thread hard. gf got me a bottle of basil hayden for xmas, my first venture into this hobby.
Good stuff bro. An easy, low proof sipper.
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Anyone been to Canon Bar in Seattle? Planning on going in march apparently they have over 1k bottles of whiskey.
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