Whistlebritches
6 years ago

Not bad. Different. I had to readjust to the the sour mash. It is a distinctive finish. 🍺

USNGunner wrote:




I've always thought it was a crossover between bourbon and scotch...….But I seriously like it
USNGunner
6 years ago

I've always thought it was a crossover between bourbon and scotch...….But I seriously like it

Whistlebritches wrote:



I never thought of it like that. That is an apt description buddy. By God I'll have to try a dram tomorrow with that thought in mind. That's a pretty good analogy. 🍺
Plowboy221
6 years ago
Numismaniac
6 years ago
Been back an forth the last few nights between the Sherry finish Belle Meade and Rock Hill Farms.

Looking forward to next weekend and the honey Barrel release at Nelson's Green Brier distillery in Nashville. We are gonna celebrate my wife's birthday by taking a distillery tour after getting in line for the release.
USNGunner
6 years ago

Belle Meade

Plowboy221 wrote:



How is this? I just saw two different bottles of it here today. Recognized it from the chatter here but had no idea whether its good or not. One was cask strength maybe?
Palama
6 years ago
Lagavulin 16 in memory of a great friend who passed away 5 years ago yesterday..

Cheers Kev!
Numismaniac
6 years ago

How is this? I just saw two different bottles of it here today. Recognized it from the chatter here but had no idea whether its good or not. One was cask strength maybe?

USNGunner wrote:





Quite good to me, quite a few others as well. But, some don't like it, everyone's palate is different. I would go for the Cask Strength, but I prefer 100+ proof alcohol. Some say it's similar to the Elijah Craig Barrel Proof, I think it stands alone, give it a try, you will l really enjoy it.

They have a handful of various "finishes" Madeira, Sherry, Honey, et al. They finish the 8-12 year old whisky in old Hogsheads and barrels for 5-10 months until they get the desired flavor.
Luke753
6 years ago
Just finished up the Glenfiddich 18. It was ok but there are better bottles out there for $100.
SirKnight
6 years ago
Aberfeldy was decently surprised by this.
Plowboy221
6 years ago

How is this? I just saw two different bottles of it here today. Recognized it from the chatter here but had no idea whether its good or not. One was cask strength maybe?

USNGunner wrote:




I just bought a bottle of the “classic” just the standard bourbon, I’ve been really enjoying it so far.
MACS
6 years ago

Lagavulin 16 in memory of a great friend who passed away 5 years ago yesterday..

Cheers Kev!

Palama wrote:



One of 2 Islay scotches I like.

Just had a small glass of Kalifornia Distillery bourbon.
jjanecka
6 years ago

Just finished up the Glenfiddich 18. It was ok but there are better bottles out there for $100.

Luke753 wrote:



Glenfiddich is trash. They don't know how to make a whisky with a smooth finish. Even their 21yr has that nasty tasting bite.
Luke753
6 years ago

Glenfiddich is trash. They don't know how to make a whisky with a smooth finish. Even their 21yr has that nasty tasting bite.

jjanecka wrote:



Yeah, I'm going back to Aberlour and Balvenie, but I'm still gonna give some other suggested bottles a try.
jjanecka
6 years ago
If you're spending $100 per vottle the Glenlivit Nadurra is one of my favorites. Also the Macallan Classic Cuts are nice.
jjanecka
6 years ago
I've been hankering for some Indian whiskey since my trip to India in 2017. They had this cheap little bottle there called Antiquity "Blue" that was dynamite but I can't find any second hand here in the states. Been wanting to pull the trigger on a bottle of Amrut only $40 here at total wine.
Whistlebritches
6 years ago

I've been hankering for some Indian whiskey since my trip to India in 2017. They had this cheap little bottle there called Antiquity "Blue" that was dynamite but I can't find any second hand here in the states. Been wanting to pull the trigger on a bottle of Amrut only $40 here at total wine.

jjanecka wrote:



I've drank some Indian whiskey when I was in Mumbai and Columbo Sri Lanka.Can't say that any I drank were that memorable but that may be due to the quantity indulged.I will say the worst beer I have ever had was brewed in India...…...Old Monk AKA Old Funk
jjanecka
6 years ago
Yeah both the Old Monk rum and the beer is awful. I was there on Juhu beach and it seemed our selection at the liquor store next to the hotel was limited, Johnny, Antiquity, and Paul John.

So we mainly went with Antiquity and also plenty of bottles of Kingfisher Strong.
Palama
6 years ago
USNGunner
6 years ago
Old Grand-Dad 114
Bulliet Rye
MACS
6 years ago
Kirkland 22 yr Speyside

It ain't Aberlour 16... and it's 4 dollars more... but it is damn, damn good.
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