I saw this today for around $16.00. Never tried it.
Is it better than the usual bottom shelf E.D. drinkers, or is it a cut above?
Cute name, wine shaped bottle. Gimmicky? What do you think?
I saw this today for around $16.00. Never tried it.
Is it better than the usual bottom shelf E.D. drinkers, or is it a cut above?
Cute name, wine shaped bottle. Gimmicky? What do you think?
He made himself another drink and thought how much better the Perrier was than anything else you could put in whisky... Hemingway
It is certainly drinkable. Not great, but not bad at all. Give it a chance.
I can get OGD BiB for the same price.
Are the similar? I think the proofs are about the same.
He made himself another drink and thought how much better the Perrier was than anything else you could put in whisky... Hemingway
Very much not gimmicky. It's just good 6 year 103 proof rye bourbon with a simple sweet-sometimes-a-little-spicy flavor profile and a low price. Nothing spectacular, but a good/great value depending on your preferences. Regarding the whole "bottom-shelf" question, I would describe it as a good value bourbon. Noticeabely better than the very solid / high value EW black, if that provides any reference point.
In short, the gimmicky-seeming name / brand belies respectable stuff.
“I tell you, we are here on Earth to fart around, and don't let anybody tell you different.”
― Kurt Vonnegut
“I tell you, we are here on Earth to fart around, and don't let anybody tell you different.”
― Kurt Vonnegut
My experience found it to be a hot spicy bourbon with lots of burn on the finish. It's not my idea of a great (or even value) bourbon, but your mileage may vary.
I think it's a pretty good bourbon. Decent substitute for Old Ezra 101.
FC is great stuff for the price. 103 proof, 6 yr age statement, sweet up front with rye spice in the mid/finish.
Waaay better then the name/price would suggest.