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What bourbon are you drinking? Summer 2013

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sutton Virtuoso

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Could have told him it was the famous W.L. Willett Distillery, sitting next to Rollins Creek ... first bourbon ever made, by Rev. Willett...

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lrochau Advanced Taster

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Old Charter 10 Louisville. Love this stuff. Will be bunkered up good when I get back to iowa.

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jtexaslonestar Connoisseur

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Some yummy GBS ETL and now a pour of OGD. Good night folks :)

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BFerguson Virtuoso

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ER10 store pick. Nearly through the first bottle, more in the bunker waiting.

Must say, I think we did pretty good picking this one.

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393foureyedfox Guru

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For the love of Pete, will somebody sell this man an ECBP?!?!?! :D

FEF, if you don't have one by KBF, I'll bring you one and sell it to you under your $30 threshold, if you promise not to mention that you can't find one again...:skep:

still cant find one........:skep:

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WAINWRIGHT Disciple

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'06 Dickel BS to start and finishing things off with a more than stellar pour of Bowman GS 18yr,I will truly miss this bottle with less than two solemn pours remaining.

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michaelturtle1 Virtuoso

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Opened a '99 WTRB as I keep running into them.. i will have to give it sometime with the bottle open as of night now it is very woody and seriously lacks the 90s WT sweetness

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Nillion Advanced Taster

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Breaking into a new bottle of KC120. For being such a high proof bourbon, there is hardly any alcohol burn. It is certainly quite a thick and rich bourbon.

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MJB Taster

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Just opened a bottle of E.H. Taylor Small Batch. I like it.

That is all of the review you are getting from me....yep, I like it.

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WAINWRIGHT Disciple

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For the love of Pete, will somebody sell this man an ECBP?!?!?! :D

FEF, if you don't have one by KBF, I'll bring you one and sell it to you under your $30 threshold, if you promise not to mention that you can't find one again...:skep:

wow! its working!

id gladly pay retail for one. if only i could find one.

ill be in nashville this weekend. is there any in THIS area?

ive got other things i really enjoy, but i just find the ECBP issue particularly irritating due to the the location I live.

Just living in KY doesn't guarantee you access to anything. Hell, makes it harder sometimes. Such is life.
You were so close! :rolleyes:
still cant find one........:skep:
I did my best....:rolleyes:
How about the goat as a consolation prize?:skep:The ECBP is water under the bridge at this point.:rolleyes:
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smokinjoe Deity

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How about the goat as a consolation prize?:skep:The ECBP is water under the bridge at this point.:rolleyes:

Good call, Ryan. :D. The goat is in play (sorry Nellie...)

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HighInTheMtns Disciple

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Good call, Ryan. :D. The goat is in play (sorry Nellie...)

Well in honor of all this, drinking some ECBP now. May have to go pick up a 137 proofer tomorrow.

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DrBob Enthusiast

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Finished a bottle of 1835. Hang out once a week for a couple of hours for scotch and cigars, which has now become cigars and bourbon... See, I don't smoke, but its a great way to finish the bottom third of bottles and thats appreciated by the group. The 1835 is a middling bourbon of indeterminate origin. Not bad, not good, just bourbon that would be an ok deal at EWB prices but instead is in the $20's.

I also had my last dram of 1783, a better whiskey overall and a fair deal at $15

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Tony Virtuoso

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Had a nice Old Fashioned made with Bookers last night at Blackheart on Rainey street in Austin.

Best regards, Tony

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Tucker Connoisseur

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Started with a pour of ER17, and finished with a pour of GBS ETL :yum:

Finally picked up my allotment, so I'm starting and finishing with the GBS ETL.

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GaryT Guru

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Finally picked up my allotment, so I'm starting and finishing with the GBS ETL.

Hard to beat it!

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MyOldKyDram Guru

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Honestly it's a toss-up. They're both great, but if I'm forced to choose I'm leaning 2012. It's just a touch juicer to me.

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