Breaking & Entering

I really liked this bourbon but would not recommend it to most who are used to the prototypical sweetness of America's whiskey. It is nearly impossible to find out if it is "wheated" or a rye style bourbon, but based on the spiciness present I'd guess rye.

It's good, and it is serious. Not kid's stuff.

frankj1 wrote:

don't listen to frank, he was not completely correct. a return visit, this time neat first time with a splash, revealed some sweetness up front, complexity followed, long finish...this is a fine bourbon that I found more enjoyable and flavorful than straight up than with a splash.
worked very well with a LFD DL452.

frankj1 wrote:

Bourbon and a DL 452........a man after my own heart.


Ron

Whistlebritches wrote:

I'd pair the flexoril with a Vicodin, 4 fingers of basil Hayden's, and a tat black lancero. If it were me.

sd72 wrote:

I'm making the big comeback! HA!

Love bourbon and those 452s, one of the all time tastiest pairings possible, IMHO

Hey Ron, you like bourbon with RyJ C en C? Smoking one of them later, haven't figured the mate yet.

Oh yeah, also pairing with flexoril so, you know, one drink only.

frankj1 wrote:

I'd pair the flexoril with a Vicodin, 4 fingers of basil Hayden's, and a tat black lancero. If it were me.

sd72 wrote:

Ya know I usually pair the RyJ with AM coffee.......but if it's late evening yet still the first cigar of the day I go with Balvenie Doublewood.The stone fruit in the Balvenie just sings with the RyJ.

I've not tried this but the Elijah Craig should really shine with the RyJ also.If you don't have any try the Elmer.


Ron

Whistlebritches wrote:

Mellow Corn



It's mellow...

tyyler82 wrote:

didn't think scotch...have almost a full Macallan 12, a little Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban, a shot of Carib Cask.


Thanks gents, I got it covered. Now, where'd I hide the vicodin?

frankj1 wrote: