Bourbons

[cigarsarge]

Booker's with a splash of water is my favorite. Knob Creek is next in line.

[Mangyrat]

Buffalo Trace

[Chè]

You gents that mentioned Buffalo Trace, how much have you been through? It's available here but wasn't initially.

I found it to always be good whiskey but thought it was kind of inconsistent from bottle to bottle. A couple of bottles were noticeably spicier than others.

[ggiese]

You gents that mentioned Buffalo Trace, how much have you been through? It's available here but wasn't initially.

I found it to always be good whiskey but thought it was kind of inconsistent from bottle to bottle. A couple of bottles were noticeably spicier than others.

Where is "here"?

[kevin7]

Buffalo Trace is very good . Basically I like bourbon and will try anything that comes in a glass bottle

[Chè]

Buffalo Trace is very good .

Agreed it has always proven good. And after more thought, something I neglected to consider, since the brand was originally only available in Kentucky, some of the bottles I went through earlier were part of the barrel purchase program not necessarily representative of shelf product.

Basically I like bourbon and will try anything that comes in a glass bottle

Roger that!

[Chè]

Booker's with a splash of water is my favorite.

As much as I enjoy George T. Stagg and other uncut/barrel strength whiskies, Booker's is one that'll drink but haven't really learned to love. It's also one of a few that I feel begs at least a splash of water as you suggest for me own personal taste.

[cigarsarge]

A little water cuts the alcohol bite a bit and allows the flavors to be tasted.

Hey Che'...Tell us a bit more about yourself. Seems like I remember you from the past.

[Chè]

A little water cuts the alcohol bite a bit and allows the flavors to be tasted.

I agree. I've found Booker's to be pretty aggressive. If given a choice in the family, I prefer Bakers followed by Knob. But as said, I won't turn down Noe's namesake.

Hey Che'...Tell us a bit more about yourself. Seems like I remember you from the past.

Same ole' guy. Did lose track of the site though after a computer crash several years ago. We're talkin' back when the board still had the old school appearance. I admit, the newer look threw me off.

[nhcigarfan]

Booker's with a splash of water is my favorite. Knob Creek is next in line.

x2 Bookers is tasty.

[vintage69]

Old Fitzgearld,JW Dant,Buffalo Trace, W Weller.

[Chè]

JW Dant

Now there's one I haven't had in a looooong time. Seldom seen.

[TachyCoventry]

1) Woodford Reserve
2) Knob Creek
3) Maker's Mark

I haven't seen the Buffalo Trace yet but I'm going to have to look for it. I actually love Bourbon and always have a bottle stashed away in the house in case my bottle in the freezer runs out!

[Eville]

My favorites are
1)Ridgemont 1792
2)Woodford reserve
3)Makers
5)4 Roses

[Chè]

Nice lists!

Woodford Reserve, Lord knows I tried! I just don't have a lot of luck with that one. It's always highly rated with great sales. I've had 1 excellent bottle and thereafter, I've never been able to match that first experience.


Others report that they get bottle after bottle of excellent returns.

Keep em' coming.

[vintage69]

Now there's one I haven't had in a looooong time. Seldom seen.

I have not seen in a long time myself and the bonded JW DANT is my favorite bourbon of all time.

[Chè]

I have not seen in a long time myself and the bonded JW DANT is my favorite bourbon of all time.

I think the brand name is still around and if I recall correctly, Heaven Hill is the current producer. It seems to mostly ...or perhaps exclusively, be sold in KY though. From what little I've heard it's described as barely a shell of the original / older stuff.

[JiveTurkey]

I've tried a few bourbons and whiskeys, but didn't like them. That is until I stumbled upon Rogue Dead Guy Whiskey.