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What he said.

Welcome to the board. If you ever make it over to DelMarVa I would be glad to let you sample all kinds of stuff.

Those mylar disks are fantastic!

Personally, I love your posts Wade.

Greetings fellow Marylanders. I hail from across the Bay. I live on a scrapple, chicken, seafood and bourbon diet. Nice to have you aboard.

If you ever make it down to the Sussex Delaware beaches or Ocean City shoot me a PM. My bunker is open.

When reading this, I got the weird feeling that this guy was going to try to refill Pappy bottles with mentioned likenesses and resell them on eBay.

Whether picked off the shelf or off the street, bottom shelf chicks are much cheaper.

Good timing. I just opened a bottle of this the other day, before I read the thread. If this was more available I would ALWAYS have a bottle on hand. It is sweet, but with much more character that...

The Fox was a regular go to for quite some time. I'm now down to one lonely bottle on the shelf which will probably go unopened for years to come. I always loved drinking The Fox in the summer. A...

We both have OWA at the top, but we vary widely after that. :lol:

I didn't spend much time, but something like this:

1 - Old Weller Antique
2 - Sazerac Rye
3 - Wild Turkey Rare Breed
4 - Elmer T. Lee Single Barrel
5 - Maker's 46
6 - Fighting Cock 6 Year
7...

The GTS, WLW, and THH are fantastic whiskey's every year. They always rate into the 90s for me. ER17 and Saz18 just don't do it for me due to the low proof.

Great idea! That would be nice.

The proofs on 10/107 and Pappy 15 are the same.

EXCELLENT! :bigeyes::bigeyes::bowdown::bowdown:

Little did Ron know, the Old Crow flask was filled with root beer flavored vodka.

Ron played his cards right. He asked a lot of questions and took a lot of good advice.

My guess is that someone beat him up and took all the bourbon.

Be careful. The bottle number is 666(upside down 6)

Take pictures or broadcast it live on Justin.TV :lol:

Can't wait to hear the results. Best of luck Ron!

ding ding ding. My thoughts exactly. :toast:

It goes back to what I said before. People new to whiskey usually like the one that is easiest to drink and lacks a really strong flavor.

If Lot B was in his line-up I would of said that was the winner instead of Basil Hayden. I don't think Lot B is comparable to PVW 20.

I'm no expert.:skep:

I find that the bourbons without a lot of flavor are the ones my friends rave about when tasted blind (keep in mind none of my friends are bourbon drinkers). Of course, all...

If they are true bourbon newbies, the Pappy 20 and 23 should come in somewhere near the bottom.