Bourbon thread
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I just ordered a bottle of Good ******* Small Batch Bourbon distilled in New York State. It cost about $30 plus shipping from Wine Chateau.
According to the distiller:
This is truly a small-batch craft product. A sweet mash of 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% malted barley distilled on the grain. Our bourbon is distilled slowly in an authentic copper pot still and cut with Adirondack Mountain water. It's non chill-filtered to maintain deep flavors and a smooth mouthfeel. Raisins, stone fruits, balanced sweetness and smoke from the barrel are the attributes you'll find tasting our Good ******* Bourbon. Packaged in a great gift box.
Has anyone sampled it?
Iāll post after I get mine delivered but itās an early birthday present for myself and itās still a month away so
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According to the distiller:
Has anyone sampled it?
Iāll post after I get mine delivered but itās an early birthday present for myself and itās still a month away so
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I'm just into my second bottle of The Widow Jane 10-year. It's great in an old-fashioned but on ice just does it for me.
How old is it?I just ordered a bottle of Good ******* Small Batch Bourbon distilled in New York State. It cost about $30 plus shipping from Wine Chateau.
According to the distiller:
View attachment 244921This is truly a small-batch craft product. A sweet mash of 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% malted barley distilled on the grain. Our bourbon is distilled slowly in an authentic copper pot still and cut with Adirondack Mountain water. It's non chill-filtered to maintain deep flavors and a smooth mouthfeel. Raisins, stone fruits, balanced sweetness and smoke from the barrel are the attributes you'll find tasting our Good ******* Bourbon. Packaged in a great gift box.
Has anyone sampled it?
Iāll post after I get mine delivered but itās an early birthday present for myself and itās still a month away so
I contacted the distillery who told me that it was aged 4 years in oak charred barrels. Iām not expecting too much thinking the name is just a gimmick and they also use that to sell various wine products using the F name.
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Got this Blanton's Special Reserve last weekend.
Did you send your tops in to the distillery? I am curious because I have yet to send mine in. I stil have two more bottles to drink and its slow going because it's not really a favorite pour for us. Lol
To each is on but I LOVE BLANTON"S WITH ICE
As of this past Spring, they were still doing it. I confirmed it at the distillery.
Anyone order bourbon online? Looking to order E H Taylor due to not being able to find it regularly for under $160. Any recommendations?
I would only order it from an actual retail shop. Before ordering, call the shop and make sure they have it. What you're really looking for though is that it exists at all. Find the address and look it up on Google maps street view. If the price seems to be too good to be true, then it is.
I have had some success ordering things online, but not with highly sought-after BT allocated stuff. I usually order single barrel licks or dusties after I establish legitimacy.
Which EH Taylor are you looking for? Small Batch at 160 is a ripoff, Single Barrel at 160 is over retail, but under secondary.
Just the single barrel. I know itās a ripoff and refuse to pay it, but someone will. I keep seeing some online for sale just havenāt been able to find a website company with a lot of reviews and a good track record of honesty with what theyāre selling.
I don't think you're going to find a website selling at retail, you'll have to go out and hunt it when it drops in your area, otherwise 190-200 is the going rate on secondary.
True, if you can find it.
Yeah, that makes sense. At the big stores, SB goes for $34-$44 retail. SiB is around $60-$70 retail. I won't pay a penny over retail for SB and even then, I'm buying it only to trade or mule to friends.
The SiB I'm keeping, but no way is it worth $100+. In my experience, the $190 you quoted for secondary is on point.
I think that's everyone's favorite. In DFW, getting your hands on EHT BP at retail is more impossible than getting ORVW or Pappy at retail.
I am partial to the EHT Rye and would travel many miles to get the EHT BP Rye that's dropping soon at close to retail.
Interesting. I've been known to stop in a couple stores there on my way to/from KY.
