What bourbon are you drinking fall 2021?

[flahute]

1 hour ago, mbroo5880i said:

Trying another pour of Woodinville that I purchased at the end of October.  I enjoyed the initial pour as it took be back to my childhood hints of tobacco and leather yet a sweetness of cherry cola.  

 

Three weeks open and the second pour is reminiscent of the first one.  Maybe more Dr. Pepper/Mr. Pibb than cherry cola.  The finish is medium to long.  Not sure of the age but this is a really good whiskey.

 

 

All Woodinville unless age stated otherwise is 5+ some months years old. (The distillery is literally 7 miles from my house and I know one of the distillers - they are good people) 

[Skinsfan1311]

Celebrating our first winning streak, and shutting up the Cam Newton love-fest.

This is my first foray with Ezra Brooks.

HAIL!!

[markandrex]

2019 WLW and sitting down to Yellowstone.

[HoustonNit]

Was in Fort Worth today.  Had a nice lunch at steakhouse downtown Reata.  Saw a 14 year barrel pick of Knob Creek from 2019.  Had to try it.  Man this one of the best bourbons I’ve had period.  They poured a nice big double in a glencairn.  Not over oaked like some KC.  Wish I bought more of these when they where around.

 

Any local DFW SBers I’d give it a twirl.

[DeepCover]

I wrestled all 4 pieces of our 14’ fake Christmas tree down from the attic and set it up in the living room. As usual, my forearms look like a drug addict from all the pokes from the tree. My wife told me to take it easy, have a drink, and watch some football. You don’t have to tell me twice. I poured a 4 bourbon blend I’ve been sitting on for 2+ weeks, which was phenomenal, and then followed it with some WTKS. Life is good.

Edited November 22, 2021 by DeepCover

[mbroo5880i]

On 11/20/2021 at 6:17 PM, Kjbarth said:

Bookers Pigskin on a football Saturday.

 

The Boilers did well!

[Kjbarth]

OGD BiB watching SNF and waiting for my son and girlfriend to drive in from Chicago for thanksgiving.

[mbroo5880i]

2 hours ago, markandrex said:

2019 WLW and sitting down to Yellowstone.

 

WLW while watching Yellowstone is better than Yellowstone while watching Yellowstone.

[mbroo5880i]

44 minutes ago, HoustonNit said:

Was in Fort Worth today.  Had a nice lunch at steakhouse downtown Reata.  Saw a 14 year barrel pick of Knob Creek from 2019.  Had to try it.  Man this one of the best bourbons I’ve had period.  They poured a nice big double in a glencairn.  Not over oaked like some KC.  Wish I bought more of these when they where around.

 

Any local DFW SBers I’d give it a twirl.

 

I have been in the DFW area several times but only in Fort Worth once.  We went to Flying Saucer Draught Emporium.  It was a crazy night.  Good memories.  No bourbon but plenty of beer.

 

Edited November 22, 2021 by mbroo5880i

[Kjbarth]

2 minutes ago, mbroo5880i said:

 

The Boilers did well!

Yes sir! IU next weekend.

[fishnbowljoe]

7 minutes ago, DeepCover said:

 I poured a 4 bourbon blend I’ve been sitting on for 2+ weeks, which was phenomenal, and then followed it with some WTKS. Life is good.

Blend? Blend? Did somebody say blend?

 

Biba! Joe

[mbroo5880i]

Just now, Kjbarth said:

Yes sir! IU next weekend.

 

Da Bucket!  Are you a Purdue grad or just a fan?

[mbroo5880i]

1 minute ago, fishnbowljoe said:

Blend? Blend? Did somebody say blend?

 

Biba! Joe

 

As you were. 

[Kjbarth]

1 minute ago, mbroo5880i said:

 

Da Bucket!  Are you a Purdue grad or just a fan?

A fan but I funded most of my son’s Purdue education so I feel like a little more than just a fan.

[fishnbowljoe]

BT Bourbon Cream last night. BT tonight. 🦬

 

Biba! Joe

[mbroo5880i]

2 minutes ago, Kjbarth said:

A fan but I funded most of my son’s Purdue education so I feel like a little more than just a fan.

 

Copy, you purchased a helmet or two.  I work as an Engineer but graduated from IUPUI which is a joint IU-PU campus.  My MS work was from PU although I was a few classes short of earning my degree.  I say a few but I was actually 12 credit hours short of a MS in Engineering from Purdue.  My official degree is B.S. in Public Health with a major in engineering.

[mbroo5880i]

Just now, mbroo5880i said:

 

Copy, you purchased a helmet or two.  I work as an Engineer but graduated from IUPUI which is a joint IU-PU campus.  My MS work was from PU although I was a few classes short of earning my degree.  I say a few but I was actually 12 credit hours short of a MS in Engineering from Purdue.  My official degree is B.S. in Public Health from IU with a major in engineering.

 

[mbroo5880i]

24 minutes ago, DeepCover said:

I wrestled all 4 pieces of our 14’ fake Christmas tree down from the attic and set it up in the living room. As usual, my forearms look like a drug addict from all the pokes from the tree. My wife told me to take it easy, have a drink, and watch some football. You don’t have to tell me twice. I poured a 4 bourbon blend I’ve been sitting on for 2+ weeks, which was phenomenal, and then followed it with some WTKS. Life is good.

Your wife is both very smart and very kind!  You are a lucky man.  Except for the 14 foot artificial Christmas tree!  I can envision you dropping it from the attic to the floor below and screaming "I need to take a break."  Your wife in sympathy suggested a drink and football.  Well, played.  Well, played.

[mbroo5880i]

6 minutes ago, fishnbowljoe said:

BT Bourbon Cream last night. BT tonight. 🦬

 

Biba! Joe

moving up the ladder.  ER tomorrow, Stagg Jr. Tuesday, and then the Granddaddy, GTS on Wednesday.  You should be ready for Thanksgiving!

 

[DeepCover]

13 minutes ago, mbroo5880i said:

Your wife is both very smart and very kind!  You are a lucky man.  Except for the 14 foot artificial Christmas tree!  I can envision you dropping it from the attic to the floor below and screaming "I need to take a break."  Your wife in sympathy suggested a drink and football.  Well, played.  Well, played.

I’m not going to lie. My back is killing me. Getting each piece through that tiny opening in the attic was a huge pain.

[HoustonNit]

42 minutes ago, mbroo5880i said:

 

I have been in the DFW area several times but only in Fort Worth once.  We went to Flying Saucer Draught Emporium.  It was a crazy night.  Good memories.  No bourbon but plenty of beer.

 

Been to the ones in Houston, always a good time.

[mbroo5880i]

9 minutes ago, DeepCover said:

I’m not going to lie. My back is killing me. Getting each piece through that tiny opening in the attic was a huge pain.

Christmas tree.  Back ache.  Sounds like a bourbon and then a wife back rub night!

[mbroo5880i]

1 minute ago, HoustonNit said:

Been to the ones in Houston, always a good time.

We have similar places in Indy but I enjoyed that night!

[DeepCover]

23 minutes ago, mbroo5880i said:

Christmas tree.  Back ache.  Sounds like a bourbon and then a wife back rub night!

That’s the angle I’m working.

[fosmith]

11 hours ago, Kjbarth said:

A fan but I funded most of my son’s Purdue education so I feel like a little more than just a fan.

Ah, Big Ten football.  I paid half of my son's tuition, room and board (my ex wife paid the other half) at University of Minnesota and became a Golden Gophers fan.  Even though I went to Cal, I was never a college football fan until now.  I'm still a 49ers fan but the NFL doesn't have that "something" that college football has; more fun to watch, IMO.