clickbangdead
6 years ago
Four roses single barrel, this has become one of my favorites.
Numismaniac
6 years ago

ORVW from '15 again

Damn, it's good!

Numismaniac wrote:




Once again, just couldn't resist, and I needed a few sips for the dominos last night. I have another bottle, but it's the plastic screw top from '13, was trying to save that one for a bit longer. I may need to open a different bottle for the Zoom tonight. Maybe the Lot B.


Youngest daughter started off the day with some APPle Pie Moonshine by mistake, I guess that counts, hehe.
frankj1
6 years ago

Four roses single barrel, this has become one of my favorites.

clickbangdead wrote:


not every effort works for every palate, but up and down their lineup Four Roses might be the best bourbon producer out there.
Whistlebritches
6 years ago

ETL single barrel is a little nicer Frank.

Speyside wrote:




I've never seen a bottle of ETL that wasn't the Single Barrel..........did I miss something?
clickbangdead
6 years ago

not every effort works for every palate, but up and down their lineup Four Roses might be the best bourbon producer out there.

frankj1 wrote:



Well, I did not like the Small Batch nearly as much, haven't had a chance to sample much else. Will look at some of their other offerings, but the single barrel so far is hitting the sweet spot in price/flavor for me.
izonfire
6 years ago
Knob Creek
Mmmmmm............
Whiskey 🥃 delicious...
Dg west deptford
6 years ago
Trying to increase my anti-malarial intake so switched to Bombay sapphire Gin so as to have a good mixer for my qunine hydrochloride.
I know wrong thread noob
izonfire
6 years ago
Fucquin n00p!!!

In these times of posting in the wrong forum...
Dg west deptford
6 years ago
Burner02
6 years ago
Henry McKenna Single Barrel BIB
frankj1
6 years ago

Well, I did not like the Small Batch nearly as much, haven't had a chance to sample much else. Will look at some of their other offerings, but the single barrel so far is hitting the sweet spot in price/flavor for me.

clickbangdead wrote:


burner and whistle can probably suggest some of their different formulas...identified by letters like OESK and such.
frankj1
6 years ago
Whistlebritches
6 years ago
In honor of Mom,my first Mother's Day without her,I opened my only bottle of Blanton's.Fixing to pour a couple fingers,grab an Ashton VSG CG and toast me old mum........she deserved only the best


Happy Angel Mother's Day Mom
Burner02
6 years ago

or this may be a good starting point

https://fourrosesbourbon.com/our-recipes/ 

frankj1 wrote:




Spot on.
danmdevries
6 years ago
Woodford Reserve.
frankj1
6 years ago

In honor of Mom,my first Mother's Day without her,I opened my only bottle of Blanton's.Fixing to pour a couple fingers,grab an Ashton VSG CG and toast me old mum........she deserved only the best


Happy Angel Mother's Day Mom

Whistlebritches wrote:


truly a bittersweet day for many
stay strong my friend.
clickbangdead
6 years ago

or this may be a good starting point

https://fourrosesbourbon.com/our-recipes/ 

frankj1 wrote:



Took at a look at that, seems to only actually show 4 products produced. Have to try their yellow label and the small batch select. Thing about the small batch, there was a harsh note, one that the single barrel, with a higher proof, did not have. Anyway, I've so far settled on the 4 Roses Small Batch and Basil Haydens as my two current favorite bourbons, but need to keep sampling others. I haven't gotten around to sampling a lot of bourbons as sipping whiskeys (mostly stuck to scotches for that in the past), so I need to revisit some oldies like Makers. Was not super thrilled with the flavor of the Mitchener's I'd had recommended to me, which just goes to show how everyone's palates are different. Don't feel like chasing rare bourbons, that market is worse than the rare/limited cigar market!
frankj1
6 years ago
did you mean you preferred Single Barrel and Basil? You wrote you settled on small batch and basil.

If you didn't like Mitchners (sp?) it's possible you may prefer wheated bourbon over higher rye content.

yellow label is their inexpensive offering.
It's OK in it's price range but you probably won't learn anything about bourbon...
usually between $15 and 18 near me for a 750. I grab one here and there but it's not exciting to me.
Whistlebritches
6 years ago

Took at a look at that, seems to only actually show 4 products produced. Have to try their yellow label and the small batch select. Thing about the small batch, there was a harsh note, one that the single barrel, with a higher proof, did not have. Anyway, I've so far settled on the 4 Roses Small Batch and Basil Haydens as my two current favorite bourbons, but need to keep sampling others. I haven't gotten around to sampling a lot of bourbons as sipping whiskeys (mostly stuck to scotches for that in the past), so I need to revisit some oldies like Makers. Was not super thrilled with the flavor of the Mitchener's I'd had recommended to me, which just goes to show how everyone's palates are different. Don't feel like chasing rare bourbons, that market is worse than the rare/limited cigar market!

clickbangdead wrote:




Next time you're looking for a Four Roses SB look for the OESV mashbill.It's a low rye offering that IMHO rivals many great Scotch's in complexity and uniqueness.My exact drink of choice tonite.

In the high rye mashbills I love the OBSV and OBSO


This may help understanding all this

https://fourrosesbourbon.com/our-recipes/ 
Plowboy221
6 years ago
Jim Beam Black (last weekend)

Old Thompson
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