What bourbon are you drinking today - Summer 2012

[MyOldKyDram]

Just a lil nip of some Lot B before bed.

[BFerguson]

I'll second the Lot B. Having a pour of it myself tonight. One of my favorites.

Definitely one that needs some air time

B

[mosugoji64]

Some VOB BIB and SB Blend before bed. Sweet dreams are sure to come ...

[unclebunk]

Started with tequila earlier in the evening after a nice Mexican dinner. Segued to bourbon at some point and was looking for something I haven't had in a while. I ended up with a glass or two of Virginia Gentleman which tasted mighty fine. This bottle has been open quite a while and has actually improved with time. It's a pity VG 90 is gone.

[fishnbowljoe]

I had a really good day at work for a change. :skep: I decided to have a pour of WT 101 when I got home. It really hit the spot. Thanks Paul. You happy? :slappin:

[MyOldKyDram]

Couple of 4R 1Bs, OBSF and OESK.

[straightwhiskeyruffneck]

As of late, its been KC1B, dickel #8, bulliet rye & OGD BIB. Usually on ice

[Phil T]

It's been a fun night of palate workout :

-some chilled HH 6yr BIB

-TPS JJB barrel 45

-FRSB LE '11 1B

-ORVW 10/107

Damn, what next?

[ebo]

I've been thinking about getting one of these.

I don't like JD, what do you think?

I don't like JD Black Label, either. The SB version is a lot better, IMO. I'm not sure it's worth the $40.00 price tag, but it's pretty good stuff.

[petrel800]

Cooled off to a nice 83 degree night here in Atlanta. Out front enjoying a Punch Chateau L and a Eagle Rare 17. So far its been a perfect combination to relax from this ridiculous week.

[MyOldKyDram]

AAA 10, ORVW 107, WT RB, and a 6 yo Willett.

[Roc-A-Fella_1]

Nice start to the weekend with some FR1B OESK.

[WAINWRIGHT]

Michters 10yr. SB and a hand selected OBSO 130.8,absolutely fantastic!

[fishnbowljoe]

It turned into a BIB night for me. Had some AA BIB for starters. That was followed by some older Dant BIB. Next to wheaters, I also love me some BIB's :grin: Cheers! Joe

[Restaurant man]

A little concerned as I drink the " Tornado" and listen to Fire on the Mountian...

[Kyjd75]

Yesterday, started with a couple of pours of AAA 10 yr., then later followed with a pour of Noah's Mill. Finally finished the night with a healthy pour of Booker's. All were good, but must say I really like AAA 10 yr. and Booker's!

[Roc-A-Fella_1]

Had a Manhattan made with Basil Hayden at a restaurant earlier that was quite delicious and now enjoying some JPS 18.

[deathevocation]

More WT 12 year old.

[bllygthrd]

Stopped at a little "gin mill" on the other side of the river Thursday night ... I went in after work for a cold beer, but when scanning the liquor selection, I saw a bottle of Booker's. I asked "how much for the Booker's?" ... was informed that it was "Happy Hour" ... and a double was $6. Sweet!

[TradingBoiler]

Had my first pour of Johnny Drum on Friday and was definitely not a fan. Followed it with a pour of ORVW 10/90 and then a little Kentucky tea made with KCSB. bad start with a great finish!

[OscarV]

Had my first pour of Johnny Drum on Friday and was definitely not a fan!

I remember my first taste of Johnny Drum and thinking that it had the taste that only a beaver could love.

[WAINWRIGHT]

AAA TPS 10yr. great value pour and followed with a W12 .Getting ready to grill trying to decide whats up next.

[unclebunk]

AAA TPS 10yr. great value pour and followed with a W12 .Getting ready to grill trying to decide whats up next.

Went with the AAA 10 Year (not 10 star) and AA BIB last night while cranking the Allman Brothers in my music room. Excellent evening all around!

[smokinjoe]

Just returned from our trip to Cumberland Falls, KY, where several of us spent time sampling from several bottles of bourbon. The Rock Hill Farms simply stole the show night in, and night out. It was spectacular. Lush, full, and flavorful from nose to finish. I have only had a couple of bottles of this previously, though have tasted it several times. I have always enjoyed it, but I never remember it being as good as it was from this bottle. My memory had told me it was thinner than what we experienced this time. This had the fuller mouthfeel of the bourbons of decades ago, and more of that rumminess characteristic that we crave. I will have to go get another, for sure.

[GaryT]

Had my first pour of Johnny Drum on Friday and was definitely not a fan. Followed it with a pour of ORVW 10/90 and then a little Kentucky tea made with KCSB. bad start with a great finish!

Which Johnny Drum? I'm definitely not a fan of the green label stuff, but I enjoyed the Private Stock bottle I picked up a year or so ago. It isn't one of my top 5 or anything, but decent bourbon for the price (think it was in the high $20s).