quote:Originally posted by billhike:
Four Roses Small Batch.
How was this?
How was this?
How was this?
quote:Originally posted by DoktaP:quote:Originally posted by billhike:
Four Roses Small Batch.
How was this?
I liked it quite a bit. Smoother and less bite than the single barrel to my taste.
quote:Originally posted by billhike:quote:Originally posted by DoktaP:quote:Originally posted by billhike:
Four Roses Small Batch.
How was this?
I liked it quite a bit. Smoother and less bite than the single barrel to my taste.
Thanks, I have the single barrel.
quote:Originally posted by gigabit:
High West Campfire
How is it? Is it worth the price?
Heritage Distillery Co. Brown Sugar Bourbon 60 proof.
Not bad for a novelty spirit. It does indeed taste like brown sugar. Interesting, but obviously not an everyday drinker.
Not bad for a novelty spirit. It does indeed taste like brown sugar. Interesting, but obviously not an everyday drinker.
Four Roses Single Barrel
Don Julio 1942
quote:Originally posted by billhike:quote:Originally posted by DoktaP:quote:Originally posted by billhike:
Four Roses Small Batch.
How was this?
I liked it quite a bit. Smoother and less bite than the single barrel to my taste.
To me this, and Eagle Rare, are two of the better easy-to-find and easy(ish)-on-the-wallet Bourbons out there.
quote:Originally posted by BRR:quote:Originally posted by billhike:quote:Originally posted by DoktaP:quote:Originally posted by billhike:
Four Roses Small Batch.
How was this?
I liked it quite a bit. Smoother and less bite than the single barrel to my taste.
To me this, and Eagle Rare, are two of the better easy-to-find and easy(ish)-on-the-wallet Bourbons out there.
I'm with you on that. Eagle Rare is my favorite, not super expensive bourbon. And I also agree with BillHike and prefer the small batch to the single barrel. I got to taste one of their limited, single vintage bourbons at the distillery last year and it was outstanding. Haven't been able to procure one though.
quote:Originally posted by Azwiese:quote:Originally posted by BRR:quote:Originally posted by billhike:quote:Originally posted by DoktaP:quote:Originally posted by billhike:
Four Roses Small Batch.
How was this?
I liked it quite a bit. Smoother and less bite than the single barrel to my taste.
To me this, and Eagle Rare, are two of the better easy-to-find and easy(ish)-on-the-wallet Bourbons out there.
I'm with you on that. Eagle Rare is my favorite, not super expensive bourbon. And I also agree with BillHike and prefer the small batch to the single barrel. I got to taste one of their limited, single vintage bourbons at the distillery last year and it was outstanding. Haven't been able to procure one though.
Hmm...I'm kinda the opposite. I like the Single Barrel over the Small Batch. Hey guess it's a good excuse to do a side by side tasting
Tyrconnell Single Malt Irish Whiskey
El Dorado Single Barrel EHP. Very good, but think I still like Plantation XO better.
Redbreast, 12 Yr. Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey
Macallan 18 Yr.
Zacapa 23 rum
Redbreast Cask Strength Single Pot Still 12 Year Old Irish Whiskey, 57.2% Batch B1/16
Man is this good. Will be touring Glenkinchie (outside of Edinburgh) this Sunday.
Man is this good. Will be touring Glenkinchie (outside of Edinburgh) this Sunday.
17 yr Hibiki Suntory Whiskey, thanks to VinChanted
Glengoyne 18 yr single malt. Great dram!
quote:Originally posted by PD2K:
Zacapa 23 rum
I do love this Zacapa, a steal at its price. If you like this, I might suggest giving Pampero Aniversario a try if you haven't done so already.
quote:Originally posted by vinole:
Redbreast Cask Strength Single Pot Still 12 Year Old Irish Whiskey, 57.2% Batch B1/16
Man is this good. Will be touring Glenkinchie (outside of Edinburgh) this Sunday.
My favorite Irish Whiskey, I do water it back some as it's a little potent otherwise.