LDI vs MGP

[Josh]

Bourbon. I want bourbon. And a sandwich. A good sandwich.

That's all.

I got a handle of Old Taylor, 2000s vintage, in my garage that you are welcome to. As far as the sandwich goes, I don't know if I can look at another one for a while after last weekend.

To them, "the old Seagram's plant" is probably the unkillable ficus in the main office lobby...

[cowdery]

How about "Rossville Union," its pre-Seagram's name. There has been a distillery there for a long time. It has had a lot of names.

[OscarV]

Does LDI or MPG make anything worth drinking?
My apologies to the good folks from IN.

[macdeffe]

I like the High West ryes sourced from LDI. I actually like them a lot. Sometimes its vatted with whisky from other distilleries, but not always

Rendezvouz is one example

Steffen

[tmckenzie]

Most of everything i have had from thee I have enjoyed, but I like hat style of rye, and I like the high rye bourbon they make. I would just love to have a look at the inside works of the place.

[cowdery]

I enjoy the rye in most of its iterations. The bourbon not so much.

[Josh]

I think the Traverse City Whiskey Co. bourbon is good, and not too expensive. The Harrison barrel proof is good but at $60+ now, it's not worth it. That's 2 bottles of OGD 114,

But note that I said good, not great.

[cowdery]

Perhaps the standard should be, "is it better than Ten High?" which is still $10.99/750ml at Binny's. (the bourbon, not the blend)

[tmckenzie]

Hard to beat Barton made bourbon at that price.

[squire]

Perhaps we shouldn't be speaking the Barton name too loudly . . . it's one of the few bargains left.