Am I the only one who likes Pikesville?

[BourbonJoe]

It's the same juice as Rittenhouse. It's just not widely available.

Is that possible with one being produced by Heaven Hill and the other by Tom Moore??
Joe

[squire]

My only experience with Pikesville was some years ago when I picked up a bottle in Florida. It was 50% alcohol with no age statement but may have been BIB, 15 years ago is too long to remember. What I do recall though was a balanced whisky with a rich, full flavor.

[cowdery]

Is that possible with one being produced by Heaven Hill and the other by Tom Moore??
Joe

What makes you think Pikesville is a Tom Moore product? It has long been produced by Heaven Hill. Tom Moore's rye is Flieschmann's.

[imbibehour]

Having had some... I dug it.. good value down here around these parts

[barturtle]

Pikesville is a good rye. It's the same juice as Rittenhouse. It's just not widely available.

And it's not available as a bond. You'd hear more people talking about it if there was a 100 proofer available.

[squire]

Tim this was 15 years ago. I'm sure the proof was 100 but cannot swear the label said Bond although that is my memory, such as it is.

[barturtle]

Tim this was 15 years ago. I'm sure the proof was 100 but cannot swear the label said Bond although that is my memory, such as it is.

It'd have to be at least that long, or old stock, as in Regan's 1995 work it was 80 proof.

and it's Timothy or Barturtle.

[squire]

Could have been 17 years now that I think about it, which I haven't in years.

[Josh]

It'd have to be at least that long, or old stock, as in Regan's 1995 work it was 80 proof.

and it's Timothy or Barturtle.

Or Grand Pooh-Bear.

[squire]

My bad, Timothy has mentioned that to me before and I certainly meant no offense. It's just my memory is as short as my attent...attn... ah, what was I talking about, one of you kids go get my cane.