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What bourbon are you drinking? Summer 2013


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Opened with a solid pour of EC12 and, for some reason, opted for a pour of Angel's Envy. I love EC12 and like AE. I just hadn't had it in awhile.

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Finishing the night by enjoying a decent pour of BHC Harper after experimenting earlier with variations on a Manhattan. Been trying different recipes over the last couple days with the intent to barrel-age my favorite. Think I'm going with a 3:1 (WTR101 : Noilly Prat). We'll see how it turns out.

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Trying to grind through (again) an Abraham Bowman 17.5 yr 147.5 proof. Scorching hot. It's absurdly tannic, but..Scorching hot. But, with a cube of ice added to the glass, it's...Scorching HOT!! Is there anything of flavor in this whiskey?? Or, is it just Scorching Hot?????

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Mighty fine tasting tonight all pictures plus a bunch of early 70s Fitz, wild turkey 8 yr and barrel proof Beam!!

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Curious to see how the Weller compares to the Fitz since the Weller is 7yr. The Fitz was usually about 4yrs. wasn't it?

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right now enjoying WT American Spirit.

Also open now:

Evan Williams White (BIB)

Fighting Cock

Bulleit 10yr

Elijah Craig 12

EW Single Barrel (2003)

Four Roses Single barrel

Russel's Reserve

Bulleit Frontier

Makers Mark

Knob Creek

1835 (a very young Texas whiskey, wife is using it up with ginger ale)

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Nice line up Bob. I think that 1835 is actually sourced whiskey from NDP in Texas. Wadewood would know more about it.

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Old Ezra 7/101. I read an old post that said about it "this is what WT101 should be, or at least what it was." May have to take it to the limit tonight by doing a side by side with some WT8 and WT #8 and the OE7.

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Nice pour of HH 6-Year BIB. A solid bourbon at only $9.99 per bottle. Followed up with a decent pour of WR. It was from a bottle that was gifted to me. So, assuming that my pour of HH was 4 oz., I paid about $1.60 for two solid pours. :grin:

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Three OBSKs tonight. 9 year, 5 month, 122.2 proof; 10 year, 2 month, 111 proof; 2013 1BLE, 120.8 proof. Drank 'em blind, hard to pick a winner.

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Nice line up Bob. I think that 1835 is actually sourced whiskey from NDP in Texas. Wadewood would know more about it.

I was pretty sure it was sourced, it just claims to be Texas whiskey. Either way it is not very good neat, and only Ok mixed.

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Had some ER 17, EC 12, and Blantons.

Found a restaurant in Monterey that had ER17, GTS, THH, PVW15, vw10/107, LotB, PHC 10 year, willet 20 year, high west 21, and many many more (said they had pvw20 and 23 although i didn't see it on the bar)

prices were definitely high for a shot.

er17- $20

gts-$30

pvw15-$32 (if i recall correctly)

pvw23-$60

ec12-$9

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in that order; neat. fruity, smooth, rich. those are my first impressions. I enjoyed them all.

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Unwinding after a long day with a Charter 101. It does have a young grain taste but it balances with the light wood and slight heat from the alcohol. Very good stuff for the price. Too bad we don't get it in Hawaii.

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I hadn't been on the bike in a while, so decided I'd take a spin on my medium course. I should have limited it to a ride to the mailbox, and back. Kicked my arse. If you ain't right, the hills of Georgia will make you pay...as I did today. So, after an ice gold Corona, I'm starting my blood doping with a BT and Ale-8-One in a big ol' Tumbler chock-full-o ice...

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Finished my honey-do projects, the humidity feels like it's 200%, and trying to cool off with some HH over crushed ice

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