? Wild Turkey honey.

[JR1968]

Has anyone ever had any? if so what is your opinion?

Thanks,
JR1968

[squire]

Tastes just like it sounds.

[Meruck]

I would compare to Crown Maple finish, and that's a lie by the way. It's starts Maple and stays that way. Mrs Butterworth has a cleaner finish. But both are great on pancakes.

[steeltownbbq]

its good good for the basting chicken on the grill --- especially at nite when you can enjoy the alcohol flames

[Borchard]

I would compare to Crown Maple finish, and that's a lie by the way. It's starts Maple and stays that way. Mrs Butterworth has a cleaner finish. But both are great on pancakes.

I haven't tired the WT Honey, but I agree with Meruck on Crown Maple. Mrs. Butterworth should be on the label

[squire]

Good for basting the girlfriend as well.

[SFS]

Good for basting the girlfriend as well.

And no doubt a bit different from "Wild Turkey, honey?".

[squire]

Whatever works . . . . . .

[ratcheer]

Straight answer: I have a bottle of the WT Honey and it is much too sweet. I have found it makes a decent little drink if mixed 2:1 or 3:1 straight bourbon to WT Honey. It can also be used as a substitute for sugar in sweet cocktails, but it is too expensive for that. Unless you have a bottle and are trying to get rid of it, which I am.

Tim

[Josh]

It's a liqueur so it's supposed to be sweet. Makes a decent after dinner drink on the rocks or splashed into some WT 101. Also makes a nice glaze for carrots and parsnips. Slightly better than Evan Williams Honey.

[Meruck]

That makes me want to use it as an injection in a brisket

[SFS]

I bet that would be tremendous. If you try it, let us know how it turned out.

[Meruck]

Check back in a week. I will let you know

[cowdery]

Wild Turkey Honey is made from honey barrels. I should know.

[Meruck]

So do hey take the "honey barrels" and squeeze them?

[JB64]

A friend of mine brought a bottle of the WT honey to a party I was having and out of politeness I gave it a try. It was served ice cold, was very sweet and had a thick mouth feel. It is a liqueur and wasn't bad but I don't care much for sweet syrupy spirits.

[SFS]

So do hey take the "honey barrels" and squeeze them?
If they are "squeezing" bourbon out of barrels, wouldn't that make this Devil's Cut?

[squire]

Sounds like more of that Winnie the Pooh stuff.

[unclebunk]

I pour it in hot Earl Grey tea when I'm not feeling well and it's quite nice like that. But the basting idea sounds good too.

[ratcheer]

It's a liqueur so it's supposed to be sweet.

Yes, I know liqueurs are supposed to be sweet, but this stuff is sweet to the 10th power.

Tim

[squire]

I have to agree with Tim on this one, although I notice WT has had this or something like it on the market for quite some time so they're others who apparently like it.

[cowdery]

I had a girlfriend who tried to like bourbon but the only one she really cared for was American Honey. (liqueur not whiskey I know but she related to it as a whiskey.)

[tanstaafl2]

I have only had the WT Honey once or twice but I tend to prefer the Bushmills Irish Honey. Perhaps a little less syrupy combined with my bias towards Irish Whiskey. That said I prefer most any decent whiskey to either.