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

[sblanton83]

Was able to try this the other night. Never thought I would get to try something like it. Cheers!

 

 

Edited March 2, 2017 by sblanton83

[Thirsty Adam]

Really enjoying this.


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[OldFitzWithTheGoldLabel]

Was able to try this the other night. Never thought I would get to try something like it. Cheers!
 
 

Wow! You are a very lucky man. Were you having drinks with Mitch McConnell? How was it?

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[OldFitzWithTheGoldLabel]

I have been listening to _Les Voyages de L`ame_ (album by Alcest) on repeat.

The Very Old Barton Bottled in Bond tasted divine last night. Tonight I will drink Barton BIB with Evan Williams BIB. No tasting notes, simply enjoying the intermingling of bourbon and French metal.



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[jvd99]

BSTB then CEHTSB for a solid Hawks win over the Pens

[bourbon4all]

Started with a little Old Medley 12 which needed lots of air. It was good on the last sip instead of til.

 

Than a little Bernheim 7 and Ambler 11 at the same time. Bernheim peaked half way through and slowly declined and Ambler once open just keeps getting better....

 

Always learning

[BFerguson]

Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then.

On a work trip, found a nice place for a pre dinner beverage. FR LE small batch 2016. Very good, and decently priced.

Come around to dinner time, and find out we're having dinner at the same place. Dumb luck.

And another pour of the same.

Dinner was pretty good too.

B


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[Hop]

11 hours ago, sblanton83 said:

Was able to try this the other night. Never thought I would get to try something like it. Cheers!

 

 

There is an EPIC 1st Post - congratulations and welcome to SB

[Hop]

For me I had my first taste of Scotch or technically Japanese Whiskey in over a year from a bottle of Hibiki 12 - we were in the basement due to the weather systems in the area away from the bourbon on the main floor so my selection was limited... 

 

Followed it up with a pour from a bottle of BT from GoodTimes in Peavine TN

[bourbon4all]

11 hours ago, sblanton83 said:

Was able to try this the other night. Never thought I would get to try something like it. Cheers!

 

 

 

10 minutes ago, Hop said:

There is an EPIC 1st Post - congratulations and welcome to SB

I didn't even see that. Welcome to SB! I hope I get to try some soon. How was it?

[kcgumbohead]

17 hours ago, kcgumbohead said:

I will take some more pics tomorrow the "strip" is red like the second one pictured in the link you shared. Thank you for that as it is an interesting read. The bottle is a 750. I took the original photo to show the proof as I did find a similar label but the proof is 90 vs. the 86 of my bottle.

 

 Had a wee pour last night and some additional pics.

[CardsandBourbon]

Son and I decided to loosen the cork on a bottle of

  Thoroughly enjoyed this one.  The longer it was in the glass the more the flavor developed.  Tons of caramel in it for me. 

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[BFerguson]

For me I had my first taste of Scotch or technically Japanese Whiskey in over a year from a bottle of Hibiki 12 - we were in the basement due to the weather systems in the area away from the bourbon on the main floor so my selection was limited... 
 
Followed it up with a pour from a bottle of BT from GoodTimes in Peavine TN

Hence a sound reason to keep a well stocked bunker. For emergency purposes of course....

B



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[OldFitzWithTheGoldLabel]

I'm having some Larceny, celebrating my mother-in-law's birthday.



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[dcbt]

2 minutes ago, OldFitzWithTheGoldLabel said:

I'm having some Larceny, celebrating my mother-in-law's birthday.
 

Always a good choice, but I have to go BP when the MIL is around.

[Whiskey Dick]

1 hour ago, dcbt said:

Always a good choice, but I have to go BP when the MIL is around.

my MIL turned 80 the other day. I always find her pleasant, but my wife tends to up the wine intake when around her.....

[OldFitzWithTheGoldLabel]

Round 2. The Colonel!


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[CardsandBourbon]

4 minutes ago, OldFitzWithTheGoldLabel said:

Round 2. The Colonel!


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A man who will partake of these fine wheaters is a fine man, even if he does cheer for the Cats. LOL

[dcbt]

In honor of Texas Independence Day, I poured some TX Bourbon. Enjoying a Shiner first, though, to let the bourbon breathe and hopefully rid itself of its awful nose.

[dcbt]

19 minutes ago, CardsandBourbon said:

 

A man who will partake of these fine wheaters is a fine man, even if he does cheer for the Cats. LOL

Pretty sure the EHT isn't a wheater. 

[CardsandBourbon]

11 minutes ago, dcbt said:

Pretty sure the EHT isn't a wheater. 

You're right, I stand corrected.  Although it does have a really small rye percentage in its mash bill.

[MeAndMyWhiskey]

First sips of an Old Forester Single Barrel private pick. Good stuff!

[OldFitzWithTheGoldLabel]

 
A man who will partake of these fine wheaters is a fine man, even if he does cheer for the Cats. LOL

My father-in-law, of course, was drinking Weller, as was his friend who was up from Nashville for a visit.

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[OldFitzWithTheGoldLabel]

From Lexington to E-town, cheers to you CardsandBourbon.



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[kevinbrink]

Started the night with a pour of a gifted bottle of Widow Jane 7 yr, which was fine if not a bit bitter, followed with a pour of MMCS which I still don't care for, then EWSB 2007 which is probably not the best EWSB I have had, closing out this night with a pour of Mellow Corn and honestly I'm enjoying it quite a bit recognizing fully that the 3 previous pours may be having an impact at this point.