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i'm a college football fan and i can confirm that when my texas longhorns are winning, ALL bourbon tastes marvelous. when they are losing....:smiley_acbt:

sack of DEFLATED dirty balls. you know, nasty AND useless.

if you are going to spend $$$$ on bourbon (and i'm not criticizing it because i do as well), really invest in some appropriate glassware - really does make a huge difference. i think every post...

yeah i know it was me.:cool:

as for the glasses, people have their preferences. do a quick internet search - you'll see references to glencairns, reidels, cognac snifters, etc., there are...

just some helpful advice - buy some good scotch and bourbon glasses. they don't have to be expensive but those tumbler like glasses aren't serving you well.

who asked you to posts pics with OP,...

Weller 12, OWA, 1792, and an OFBB 2011

all nice bourbons. welcome! colorado is beautiful. it always takes my breath away when i go up there. this past summer, because of all the rain y'all...

welcome! and THAT is how you enjoy bourbon - whatever makes you happy.

i haven't had it in a while either - i always opt to buy the 107 proof.

my main comment about this and the other pappy products: scarcity and the fall/spring pappy chase is wearing very thin. ...

"thoughtful, actually enjoying individual whiskeys for what they are perspective. I'm working on reforming, trying lots of different bourbons at various price points, mash bills, etc."

just my...

woodford reserve is a bit more available at bars than most of the bourbons we really like. i went to 2 restaurants this past week on business dinners. bourbon selection sucked. they didn't even...

this op is high maintenance BUT she loves bourbon. someone has a keeper! :bowdown: try weller 12 yo - you may like it more than some of the bottles on your list and it's easy on the wallet.

i...

welcome! we have pretty similar tastes. i drank a lot of scotch in my younger days but these days, i focus on bourbon and rye. i still enjoy ardbeg, laphroaig, lagavulin and talisker once in a...

welcome! i'm with the others - open it up and enjoy. you wouldn't get enough from the sale to offset a toast to the gentleman that kept it for all those years.

i agree with you about loving old turkey. however, i disagree with you about it just being another distillery these days. i think they still produce very good bourbon - even at the massive scale...

oops! posted too soon. saw that it wasn't meningitis and that you are feeling better. that's good to hear.

welcome! there's a member here who has done very well dusty hunting in florida. which bourbons do you prefer?

welcome to the site! as you can tell by my handle, i've never had a problem drinking bourbon or scotch neat.:cool: as a matter of fact, i don't like the taste of coke or sprite or any kind of soda...

welcome from another houstonian! sounds like you just began your bourbon journey. there is a wealth of collective wisdom here and very informed helpful people. i've learned quite a bit.

i had the same exact reaction to MM the first time i tried it - and i like wheaters. never tried it again as there are too many whiskies out there that i know i like. i ended up finishing the MM by...

welcome ian from another texan! long time whiskey fan, new to collecting (last 3 years). austin is a great place.

doggerlander, i don't know what the btac allocation for ohio is like. if you can order online, i suggest you do it for this year's release. good luck! fortunately, i live in a state that sells a...

current version - relatively difficult to find in houston. anyway, as for the current version, it's been a while but if my memory is correct, straight out of the bottle, neat, the smell of alcohol...

you and me both brother! add the obligatory and mandatory SW products and some WT products and i wouldn't visit a liquor store again.

welcome fellow texan! wade is correct about the distribution of btac in texas. however, you will find some smallers stores that get a few bottles of the btac but as wade mentioned, they don't put...

Thanks for the kind words. I love quite a few of the current bourbons. I find the hunt itself to be fun - dangerous and so far not very fruitful but when I find a dusty or semi-dusty, it's great. ...