what if a microdistiller made something that was really good.

[tmckenzie]

If a micro distiller made something that was really good it would probably cost $150

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some of them try to rip people off in general, we keep our products priced so somebody can enjoy it and not break the bank.

[Alden]

We have a new micro here, in Winter Park, FL. They bill their product as "young whiskey" and last year, when I sampled some, it tasted like vodka.

I should get a bottle now and see if it's any better. It's affordable.

http://www.wpdistilling.com/

[squire]

Their web site implies they distill their own rum, do you know if that's true?

[Alden]

Their web site implies they distill their own rum, do you know if that's true?

I would assume so. Why?

[brettckeen]

Prichard's Double Chocolate Bourbon I enjoy from time to time. Koval's Bourbon using Millet as the 2nd grain is young but the sweetness of the corn is beautiful and shines through and is a delightful sip.

[Dolph Lundgren]

Dolph, for the most part I agree with what you posted. For the record though I think we should point out that both High West and Willet are selling whisky made by somebody else.

Fo shizzle. I just like to throw those two guys into the equation because they are now distilling and I think their method (sourcing until they're able to produce) is more effective than other craft distillers (putting out young products, small barrels, etc.).

[WsmataU]

If a micro distiller made something that was really good it would probably cost $150

My thought exactly...I know Charbay whiskey is supposed to be stellar but the $300 entry fee keeps me at bay.