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I've read before that the 18 yr Marriage is a blend from 3 different Mashbills. I would assume that means MB 1, MB 2, and the Wheated Mashbill from the Weller/Pappy line, but I figure they have a plethora of experimental mashbills so maybe it's some other combination of three. I hadn't considered that it might be a rotational or varying release...that could be an interesting twist. It could be as you suggested, ~10 yr to 12 yr old and BiB, so kind of like BT's version of Old Forester 1924.

Who, that’s interesting. So it seems you’d be content with saving the money and going with a few bottles of the select. I came to the same conclusion with Woodford Reserve Double Double Oaked. I could buy no less than 2 store pick of the double oaked and still have money left over

I am not crazy about rye whiskey. I usually mix it in an old fashioned. Seems I lost an opportunity. Will look again

“Can you tell what the Rock is pouring?”

I said goodbye to this one tonight. While I enjoyed the bottle, I honestly didn’t find it any better than most of the Russell‘s Reserve Private Select’s that I’ve had. This is one I probably will not buy again, considering the price tag compared to the private barrels.

I’ve only come across this bottle twice and I snatched a bottle both times. It’s outstanding.

Very underrated rye that is good neat, over ice, or in an Old Fashioned. I usually get mint on the palate when consuming this as well. It can’t be beat for the price.

Any details about that Jefferson's?

As is Woodford with some of there special releases. I think this might be the future of all btls (700ml). I hope not. Business wise it makes sense but as a customer, I DONT LIKE IT. I think we will get less juice and pay the same or more for it.

This is my favorite thread. My latest contributions. Pat

Even better as I do enjoy those too. Thank you for the clarification

This game is a nail-biter. C'mon Caps!!

Do you know what the mash bill was for that 18 year Marriage? I didn't have a bottle of that one and not sure. If it's BT mashbill #1 then an 18 year makes no sense, because that is the mashbill for ER17. That's why I'm guessing an age statement in the middle range (say 10-12 yr) ... something that is not hyper-aged like ER17 but yet significantly older than regular CEHT. They could also make the new EH Taylor BTAC bottle something that varies year to year (or even experimental like some CEHT special releases have been) just to keep the taters sufficiently in a constant frenzy.

Amen! JD does that shit too..

And I notice that 18 Year bottle is also only 700 mL. Seeing more and more of this in new special releases unfortunately. I tolerate it with scotch (so many of those have already converted to 700 mL) because the scotch country of origin standard bottle size is 700, but I'm less forgiving of American whiskey companies. It's purely a shrinkflation situation as I predicted.

The 15 year is my favorite Dickel...

I wonder if this will be a rebranding of the previous 18 yr Marriage? We've got ER17 and Saz 18 already so that age range is already proven for BT products. But you could say it is already represented and they don't want half the new BTAC line to be the same age, so probably more likely we'll get something in the 12-14 yr range. And I say "we'll get..." as if this wont be another unobtanium bottle

I couldn't decide on bourbon or rye. So why not both? KC BourbonXRye in the glass. Go Caps!!

Passed through the area and stopped at Dickel today. Picked up a 15yr that is 20ish yr at $75 before tax and wondered what is in the $525 18yr?

Post dinner sticking with the WT-G.

In case it was unclear, the Heaven Hill 19 is not a bourbon, but rather a wheat whiskey.

nice. still, randomly, one of the few bottles i have not had a chance to buy or sample. Seen it for $450 and up. can't do that. enjoy!

Be magnanimous like me. A bottle like this should be opened and shared with family and friends. Like I do…

Thank you. That's a little high for me. That said, it is a 19 year and I do like wheated bourbons

I believe MSRP is $300.