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What bourbon are you drinking - Fall 2013


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It's beautiful ~60 degrees outside and all of the locals are bundled up in 2 layers and winter coats (I can't help it guys. I still get a laugh out of it :).) I'm going to sit out on the porch and enjoy this weather with a big pour of 4R after I finish this W12 sample I have.

Quite comical Joe. My sister is up at my parents for 5 weeks, and is already bitching about the weather. If I was in Houston, I'd be in shorts and a t-shirt no doubt

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It's beautiful ~60 degrees outside and all of the locals are bundled up in 2 layers and winter coats (I can't help it guys. I still get a laugh out of it :).) I'm going to sit out on the porch and enjoy this weather with a big pour of 4R after I finish this W12 sample I have.

We experience the same phenomenon. It hits 60 here in the spring and people start wearing shorts and flip-flops.

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I live in the Indy area. It was below 50 degrees today. I saw several people in shorts and one person with no shoes on. Don't judge!

OT, I am really enjoying mixing lower end ryes with lower end bourbons. Tonight's mix was HH 6 Year BIB with Ritt BIB (2:1). Pretty good!

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Moved on to a 70's vintage Old Crow. 7 yr and 86 proof, decanted from the penguin decanter. Huge caramel. Massive, actually. What ND Old Taylor was to butterscotch, this ND OC is to caramel...:yum:

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Went to the back of the cabinet tonight, and went with a bottle of Pure Kentucky XO that I recall I vatted with Old Ezra 101 about a year ago. Still tastes good--who knows, they could be the same whiskey. Then a little Larceny.

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Down to the last few pours of some '10 THH. Very underrated juice IMO.

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Being as it's Friday I decided to have some Old Grand Dad.

That sounds good....

started with OGD 114 (which was excellent), then some OGD BIB. Its turned into a really nice Friday evening!

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Started with some 2009 WLW. It's been open for about 2.5 years and it's really getting mellow. Moved on to some CEHT SmB. It follows the WLW really well. Oh and some Forester Signature along the way.

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I flasked some WLW12 and headed out to some art crap with the wife. It numbs the pain...

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Down to the last few pours of some '10 THH. Very underrated juice IMO.
People like it, especially since it's high proof rye. It's just at that price point there are other quality candidates for purchase. And some folks think age is important.

Tonight I'm enjoying Rock Hill Farms a lot! Love the lingering aftertaste.

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People like it, especially since it's high proof rye. It's just at that price point there are other quality candidates for purchase. And some folks think age is important.

Tonight I'm enjoying Rock Hill Farms a lot! Love the lingering aftertaste.

I agree that age is important to some extent. I don't really mind paying $65 retail for a 6.25 year old barrel proof, myself. Others will certainly disagree, but it's the taste that matters after all.

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Good bourbon night, 3 small pours. CNB BT #39, JPS 18 batch 13, and TPS Willett 14a 17 y/o wheater.

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Smooth Ambler Old Scout 7 year old bourbon. My first taste of this stuff. Nice nose, spicy flavor. Looking forward to getting to know this one.

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