Harlem standard

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Horse Soldier Straight Bourbon

WT Rare Breed

Balcones baby blue. Easy drinker Certainly not interesting Will have no problem finishing the bottle but won’t buy again

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Bardstown wheated. Bout a sip left. Basically gone

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Old Forester rye

Pappy Van Winkle 23... local hole in the wall has a lot of hard to find stuff... including all of the Pappy's, so I had to try it.

$85 for a pour... now I know what it tastes like, and I have much better stuff for much less. Sure, it was good... sweet and oaky, but it ain't worth the price, IMO. Will I buy it if I see it? Yeah... but only to sell it at a wicked maahk-up!

Also had some sorta Stagg that was a store pick or something. 136 proof, I think... but it didn't drink hot at all. I liked the Pappy better.

Harlem standard
Bardstown wheated.

Both gone

Will try more from Bardstown. Liked the wheated a lot

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Buzzard’s Roost Bourbon Char #1

In the last couple weeks:

Eagle Rare
Woodford Wheated
Early Times Bottled in Bond

E. H. Taylor... delish.

Alexander Murray

Tullamore DEW IW Caribbean rum cask finish

Barnstown Wheated

^ what did you think?

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Excellent-Wished I had bought 2 bottles. Got a bottle of Old Bardstown also. Have to compare the 2.

Last night Macallan 12yr

Let us know. Recently finished my bottle of the bardstown wheated. Loved it. Wanna dig deeper in the brand so I would love to hear your opinion.

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Balcones baby blue Too mild
Whistle pig piggyback (rye)

One shot of each and add one half can of Canada Dry ginger ale. Nothing wrong with the baby blue but it’s just a mixer to me. Gonna finish it and replace with something else

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The Old Barnstown was harsh to start with. Had it on the rocks the longer it sat the mellower it got, or me. The wheaten was smoother to begin with. Have to go slow with it. Hard to find in my area.