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What bourbon are you enjoying (Winter 2016/17)?


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44 minutes ago, smokinjoe said:

Kicking off the weekend with a Beam Double Oaked.  

Finishing off my evening with Beam Double Oak. This one has improved since my first taste. Quite nice now, but probably not a repeat purchase.

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20 minutes ago, emr454 said:

Finishing off my evening with Beam Double Oak. This one has improved since my first taste. Quite nice now, but probably not a repeat purchase.

To each their own. I enjoy Double Oak Beam.  If I put something in the " quite nice" category and it is in the $20 something range, it will be purchased again and again by me. 

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My first pour at the bourbon party. Jefferson's Ocean 5. Delicious!

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5 minutes ago, Grain Belt said:

To each their own. I enjoy Double Oak Beam.  If I put something in the " quite nice" category and it is in the $20 something range, it will be purchased again and again by me. 

If it was closer to $20 then it would be a no brainer. This bottle runs $30ish here, giving it competition wih ER10, BT, WT101, Henry McKenna BIB, etc. 

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6 minutes ago, emr454 said:

If it was closer to $20 then it would be a no brainer. This bottle runs $30ish here, giving it competition wih ER10, BT, WT101, Henry McKenna BIB, etc. 

Fair logic. I have a source for $19 a liter. Yes, me and a buddy have been known to guzzle a little on occasion. When one is knocking on $30 there are many other viable options. 

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1 minute ago, Grain Belt said:

Fair logic. I have a source for $19 a liter. Yes, me and a buddy have been known to guzzle a little on occasion. When one is knocking on $30 there are many other viable options. 

Thats a decent price. I'd buy a few at that price. Price variations across the country are crazy!

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Opened the JJ Bowman I threatened earlier in the week and so glad I did. This is outstanding


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Here are the five bourbons that were in our blind taste test.
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Popped open Barrell 13yr batch #9...freakin blew the doors off..

Cheers!


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To each their own. I enjoy Double Oak Beam.  If I put something in the " quite nice" category and it is in the $20 something range, it will be purchased again and again by me. 




Fair logic. I have a source for $19 a liter. Yes, me and a buddy have been known to guzzle a little on occasion. When one is knocking on $30 there are many other viable options. 

Crazy serendipity. I just finish a blind taste test of 5 bourbons at a party and the Jim Beam Double Oaked was my favorite... beating out Elmer T Lee, Stagg Jr., Old Crow, and a Jim Beam unreleased uncut unfiltered Barrell sent to AllTech.
Jim Beam white label is maybe my least favorite bourbon, so I am quite surprised that the Double Oaked was my favorite (Stagg Jr. Was second).

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5 hours ago, Louisiana said:

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Good call.  I love me some A-N Wild Turkey.  The juice inside is excellent.  Plus the label is classic.  Campari, bring back the full color painted Turkey!

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9 hours ago, Charlutz said:

We opened the OF for the occasion and in a collaborative effort found a unique, but very strong, flavor of sour apple bubble gum. 

I always get green apple with OF

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If you remember my post from a few weeks ago about my friend and coworker who makes drinks at 4:30 on Fridays for his design team as they team as they go over design ideas.....they were at is again today so I had a 4RSmB as I capped off my day at the office. 

After dinner, I thought it was going to be a wheater night again. Started with a 1792 Sweet Wheat. But then I diverted to the local TW KCSB barrel pick "Mall Santa" which I think is in the 12+year age range and was pondering how good it good it is when my friend texts me that he's into some Staqgg, which of course means that I need to be into some too.

So.......new bottle of '14 GTS is opened.......amazing and the winner of the niight.

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12 hours ago, BigRich said:


That was quite nice when you shared it at my place. I think all your mingles were firing on all cylinders.


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Thanks!  Just waiting for John Glasser to call ;)  (although I experimented with some single malt mingles this week . . . disasters all)

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12 hours ago, garbanzobean said:

Enjoying a pour of Barterhouse to end the week.  Really enjoying it.  Still feels weird saying that.

Figured Bernheim distillate was working well, so I moved on to an OE7/101.  Having this finally show up in Maryland has really put 2017 on track to be a good bourbon year for me.

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14 hours ago, Grain Belt said:

To each their own. I enjoy Double Oak Beam.  If I put something in the " quite nice" category and it is in the $20 something range, it will be purchased again and again by me. 

Looking back, I would have to say it was my "Bourbon of the Year" for 2016.  Well, I felt it unfair to vote for the GBS selected 1792 Full Proof barrel.  I ain't that big of a homer... :lol:

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11 hours ago, flahute said:

If you remember my post from a few weeks ago about my friend and coworker who makes drinks at 4:30 on Fridays for his design team as they team as they go over design ideas.....they were at is again today so I had a 4RSmB as I capped off my day at the office. 

After dinner, I thought it was going to be a wheater night again. Started with a 1792 Sweet Wheat. But then I diverted to the local TW KCSB barrel pick "Mall Santa" which I think is in the 12+year age range and was pondering how good it good it is when my friend texts me that he's into some Staqgg, which of course means that I need to be into some too.

So.......new bottle of '14 GTS is opened.......amazing and the winner of the niight.

Well clearly when I'm into my fourth pour of the evening and it's late my spelling goes to crap. 

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11 hours ago, Kepler said:

Henry McKenna SB10 BiB store select.  Wow, this is a good one.  Superb.

Take note of the barrel number and get more if you still can. I've never had a bad McKenna SiB but they can vary.

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Just finished a nice nap on the hammock, though I'm sure there is something I should be doing around the house...:)  A special occasion deserves a special pour.  So, Tribute it is!

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Decided on a pour from what's left of this bottle I found while hunting in Bowling Green KY back in 2015 - SW juice from prior to the close of the distillery, I was very suspect of the cork so I decanted it and am down to maybe two more small pours.  I've shared it with several people of which I'm glad and will be sorry to see it go but have been very happy to have had it.

 

 

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Only drinking the WLW.

The others are going to be for a event night. Should be fun.
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