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Saw a few bottles on the shelf today, 120th anniv, 40th anniv, 2009 marriage, and single barrel/small batch le's. Question is, I was leaning towards the 40th anniv (17 yr), but just wasn't sure. Anyone have a take?
ChainWhip
11-08-2012, 17:34
2009 Mariage seems to be popular here
you gotta go with D all of the above! :cool:
you gotta go with D all of the above! :cool:
What he said.
:bis::bis::bis:
Young Blacksmith
11-09-2012, 05:03
None of them will be bad, just go for what you think you might enjoy and your budget allows. :)
White Dog
11-09-2012, 05:19
2009 Mariage just so you can trade it to one of the many Mariage junkies.:grin:
2009 Mariage just so you can trade it to one of the many Mariage junkies.:grin:
I resemble that remark.
I resemble that remark.
I wish I could find one of the Marriage bottle but based on Josh's comment I am guess that is why I cannot find it in the Metro Detroit area.
Best regards, Tony
dridge11
11-09-2012, 07:14
That's like trying to decide which Lamborghini to drive today...there are no bad choices. 09 Marriage is a tasty one, as is the 2012 Single Barrel LE, but both very different. I've not had the pleasure of trying the others, but I do have the 2012 SMB LE and given what I've read about it, I think it's going to be right up my alley.
I wish I could find one of the Marriage bottle but based on Josh's comment I am guess that is why I cannot find it in the Metro Detroit area.
Best regards, Tony
Don't blame me, blame the LCC! It was never sold here. I don't even think Four Roses was even sold in the state in 2009.
You're welcome to have as much as you want any time you stop by the RO. :cool:
Don't blame me, blame the LCC! It was never sold here. I don't even think Four Roses was even sold in the state in 2009.
You're welcome to have as much as you want any time you stop by the RO. :cool:
Ah, now I see. I guess that is also why we do not have the SmB this year.
And looking forward to when we can get together again, wish I could make Chicago this weekend.
Back on topic, I would probably go for the Marriage but I love the 17yo SB I got at the gift shop so maybe the 17yo you have a chance at would be tasty.
Best regards, Tony
I would not hesitate to grab the Mariage over the others.
MyOldKyDram
11-09-2012, 14:43
What SmB LEs? I'd grab the current year without hesitation if it was available.
I would definitely pick up the Mariage. Even though I figure I have a 10yr supply, I would absolutely buy more if I found it.
Saw a few bottles on the shelf today, 120th anniv, 40th anniv, 2009 marriage, and single barrel/small batch le's. Question is, I was leaning towards the 40th anniv (17 yr), but just wasn't sure. Anyone have a take?
you gotta go with D all of the above! :cool:
What he said.
:bis::bis::bis:
Damn, I wish I was in TN, I'd clear the shelves of all those 4R's!
My choice of the bunch is the Small batch expression, it just has a balance that appeals to me.
BourbonShill
12-09-2012, 22:14
I'll have to look for a marriage, out of the selections that aren't barrel strength what is everyone's favorite?
Kalessin
12-10-2012, 10:28
I'm a big fan of the ordinary Small Batch (~$31/btl in Massachusetts) as a regular anyday pour. Great stuff.
I like the Yellow Label in summertime, affordable, pleasant and easy over ice.
Curtisc84
12-10-2012, 18:39
That's like trying to decide which Lamborghini to drive today...there are no bad choices. 09 Marriage is a tasty one, as is the 2012 Single Barrel LE, but both very different. I've not had the pleasure of trying the others, but I do have the 2012 SMB LE and given what I've read about it, I think it's going to be right up my alley.
I'm a big fan of the 2012 Single Barrel Le too, any opinions between the 08 and 09 Mariage?
Curtisc84
12-10-2012, 18:43
I would definitely pick up the Mariage. Even though I figure I have a 10yr supply, I would absolutely buy more if I found it.
This is simply awesome.
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