SteveS
8 years ago
Basil Heyden Kentucky Bourbon
Plowboy221
8 years ago
Bunch of elitist bassturds, hoping I get a chance for a dram or two this afternoon. Finally picked up a bottle of Laphroaig 10 last night. Never had anything from them before.
Plowboy221
8 years ago
Laphroaig 10
Whistlebritches
8 years ago

Laphroaig 10

Plowboy221 wrote:



Haven't tried the 10 but the other Laphroag's I've tried I could not choke down........waaaay toooooo peaty for me.
Plowboy221
8 years ago
The 10 has a nice balance of peat, but its definitely strong. If you don't like peat you won't like it either. I think that's Laphroaig's thing is lots of peat, from what I understand. The future father in law couldn't drink it either haha.
Arrow_34
8 years ago
In honor of the eclipse yesterday, pulled out a special one 🙂 Balvenie Tun 1401 Batch 9
Palama
8 years ago
Basil Hayden Rye

Bought the bottle yesterday but it was too humid last night to have a shot. A tad cooler tonight.
Burner02
8 years ago
teedubbya
8 years ago
springbank 12 cask strength
TMCTLT
8 years ago
Was just reading the most recent Whiskey Wash installment, apparently MGP out of S. Indiana who's well known as THE SOURCE for many craft distillers who're waiting for their bourbons / rye to age in their warehouse's is launching one of their own. It doesn't sound terrible...

From the article:

"George Remus Bourbon is MGP’s new house label. George Remus was reportedly a Prohibition-era bootlegger, and the brand name was actually acquired from Queen City Whiskey Co., a Cincinnati distillery, last November."

Full story here:

https://thewhiskeywash.com/reviews/whiskey-review-george-remus-bourbon/ 
Burner02
8 years ago
Old Forester 1920 Prohibition Style
TMCTLT
8 years ago

Old Forester 1920 Prohibition Style

Burner02 wrote:




What do you think of that offering Dan? My BIL brought a bottle down to Granada, Nic. when we last went and I thought it was outstanding.
Burner02
8 years ago

What do you think of that offering Dan? My BIL brought a bottle down to Granada, Nic. when we last went and I thought it was outstanding.

TMCTLT wrote:



It definitely has a bold flavor. At 115 proof it is bordering on being to bold for my palate but with that being said it has a place in the rotation. I think it is the same mash bill as the 2016 Birthday Bourbon but the few reviews I have seen rate the 1920 higher than the 2016 Birthday.

Last nights sampling was neat and next time around I will add a couple of drops of water to see how it responds.

I like it and it is probably one of Brown-Forman's better offerings.
TMCTLT
8 years ago

It definitely has a bold flavor. At 115 proof it is bordering on being to bold for my palate but with that being said it has a place in the rotation. I think it is the same mash bill as the 2016 Birthday Bourbon but the few reviews I have seen rate the 1920 higher than the 2016 Birthday.

Last nights sampling was neat and next time around I will add a couple of drops of water to see how it responds.

I like it and it is probably one of Brown-Forman's better offerings.

Burner02 wrote:




Never tried the Birthday 2016 but sure enjoyed the Prohibition, enough that yes I too picked up a bottle for the cabinet. Will have to try adding a cpl drops of water when next sipping this one. Thnx for taking the time
Speyside
8 years ago
Cracked open a bottle of Sazer a last night. Should have taken a picture of a full case so you all could have drooled. Priced nice $29.99.
Palama
8 years ago
Basil Hayden Rye

Threw in a tiny ice sliver. Picked up a little more sweetness this time around.
teedubbya
8 years ago
teedubbya
Plowboy221
8 years ago
Laphroaig 10
MCAddict
8 years ago
High West, Valley Tan, Utah Whiskey...and yes, it's made in Utah. Drink it neat.=p~
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