Ran across a bottle last night and decided I better take advantage while i could. Looking forward to breaking into it. Any comments on this stuff?
Alex
Ran across a bottle last night and decided I better take advantage while i could. Looking forward to breaking into it. Any comments on this stuff?
Alex
All I can say about it is that it is good but I don't remember the exact taste.
I do however remember that the tasting notes on the side of the bottle by Mr Rutledge are always on the money.
I only have 2 of these babies left, I wish I could get some more.
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I didn't care for it. I thought it was one dimensional and overly woody. But YMMV!
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Anyway, I would say they are all must-gets except for the 100th anni.
It was not my favorite LE offering, and yes, a bit too woody on the finish, but you've bought it, so now try it. Josh is a better man for having had it and understanding it in the context of his palate. You will be too, once you try it, Alex.
I've only had 1 bottle of this, thought it was very good and would buy another in a heartbeat. Open it up and give us your thoughts Alex. Hopefully you'll like it since it doesn't really matter what any of us think.
Gary
Lead me not into temptation - I can find the way myself
I'll be sure to let everybody know. I did read the Rudledge notes on the side and has me intrigued. Four Roses can certainly offer a different take on bourbon, which makes it fun...