Party source single barrels?

[trumpstylz]

Has anyone tried the party source single barrels- the buffalo trace or ancient age? 1792? Elijah craig 12 yr?

My friend is puttin in an order today and also getting the a smith bowman and probably the willett 3665. what would you guys go with?

http://www.thepartysource.com/expres...RREL+SELECTION

Also wondering which bowman bourbon barrel you would go with.

[CaptainQ]

The PS AAA is sold out, it was a very tasty value pour. They still have the regular bottling of it. The other I've tried are now sold out so I can't help you with that. I replied on your other thread regarding the Bowman.

[silverfish]

Has anyone tried the party source single barrels- the buffalo trace or ancient age? 1792? Elijah craig 12 yr?

Also wondering which bowman bourbon barrel you would go with.

I haven't had any of TPS SBs but a friend did a tasting of the
Bowmans and felt that # 5 was the better of the two bourbon
selections (tho' both come in behind the Bowman Gift Shop
version.)

[Zanaspus]

If he likes wheaters I have a bottle of the Bernheim. Incredibly quaffable with a small sticker price.

[trumpstylz]

Also- the jefferson presidential 18 single barrel? I'm guessing its stitzel.

[silverfish]

Also- the jefferson presidential 18 single barrel? I'm guessing its stitzel.

You can read about JP 18 in this thread. There
a few other JP SBs discussed as well.

[trumpstylz]

If it was between the bowman barrel 5 and the willet 3665 13 year would you have a preference?

[Ejmharris]

I have not had the bowman #5 but it is on the to do list. I did have the Willett 3665 and did enjoy especially with just a splash of water. I think the TPS description even mentions that it opens up with some water. I would do it again for sure. But my next purchase will be the Bowman to give it a shot.


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[cowdery]

If he likes wheaters I have a bottle of the Bernheim. Incredibly quaffable with a small sticker price.

Bernheim is straight wheat whiskey, not a wheater, which is what we call a wheated bourbon. They are two very different animals.

[Zanaspus]

Bernheim is straight wheat whiskey, not a wheater, which is what we call a wheated bourbon. They are two very different animals.

Oops. That'll teach me to give advice before I know my butt from a hole in the ground.