Vacation whiskey, in a plastic bottle straight from the freezer, is the best!
You can't go wrong with WT1010...
You can't go wrong with WT1010...
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Since I’ve started drinking Bourbon a few years ago I’ve tried WT 101 but all it reminds me of is drunken high school and drunken college parties. I’ve always been a bit confused about WT 101. I’m always watching and reading about how it’s such a great bourbon for the money but I can’t get by my feelings about it. Has WT 101 changed since the 90’s? I remember always getting it because it was cheap and it got you messed up. -
ssandy_561 WT101 has always been great whiskey. Kid drank it because it was one of the few higher proof bourbons available, back in the day & it's cheap. People often confuse price with quality, which is how we Turkey heads like it! There's a reason why legacy brands like Jim Beam, WT101, Old Grandad BiB have been around so long. People overlook them, because that's what their Dad's and Grandparents drank. Try any of them in a blind tasting & be pleasantly surprised..
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I'm pretty bad at this "not buying whiskey" stuff, but my excuse is that we're on vacation and my favorite LS down here does excellent picks, (they let try before you buy), and I couldn't pass up a 1l bottle of BT for $29.99. It's hard to come by in the Baltimore metro area, so I snagged one.
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First pour I've had in a while. It's sweeter than I remember. It's a good pour.Attached FilesComment
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Buffalo Trace is the bourbon that I believe everyone will drink. Most people have heard of it and I do not know anyone who won’t drink it. It might not be the most complex bourbon but there is nothing to hate about it. I’ll always buy a bottle when it’s available. This is probably the bourbon I’ve bought the most bottles of.
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My fifth trip to Ohio bourbon takes me to Wooster Ohio. Wooster is 45 minutes NW of where I live. I picked up a bottle of Minglewood bourbon today. $42.95 was MSRP.
Not sure of the percentages but it’s Ohio grown corn, wheat and rye and it’s says it’s aged a minimum of 4 years. Very light in color and it’s not too complex. The aroma is honey sweet and big vanilla and caramel flavors on consumption. This is a bourbon that could be sipped on all day and I believe no one would find it offensive.Comment
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Getting ready for tipoff in a little while. A peated Scotch while sitting on the deck.
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A rare weekday pour....Attached FilesComment
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In my opinion, one of the most underrated rye whiskeys.
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Happy National Bourbon day!!! On fRYEyay!!!!Comment
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THAT, calls for a toast! Here's to ya.Last edited by Alan Brice; July 9, 2024, 06:16 PM.
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Cheers.
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barelfly believe it or not my water is darker yellow than I like to see it. Coffee, Tea,n watered down gatorade. But my friend Richard C helped me obtain a bit of JDSBBP Rye!
I will be sampling that before too much later. Happy fRYEday!
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Old Forester Old Fashioned
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Chocolate Covered Cherry Old Fashioned
3 oz. Bourbon
1 oz. Simple Syrup
1 tsp Cherry liquid
10 dashes Cocoa Bitters
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Keeping the string alive!!!
Sazerac Rye OF - lake life this weekend!
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Kicking back on the back porch with MM101 and a very exciting game.
Currently in a rain delay....
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A small collection..
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Nice group you got there. Old No.7 is a great goto. Keep yer eyes open for the Single barrel Small Batch. Rye or bourbon. Very nice. -
A funfact about the 2nd bottle from left;
A replica of the whisky found in Antarctica from Ernest Shackleton's 1907 Nimrod expedition. After almost a century buried in ice under the explorer's hut, the whisky was painstakingly recreated by Whyte & Mackay's master blender, Richard Paterson. Includes diary extracts, photos, letters and a booklet of the expedition.
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