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What Whiskey You Drinking 1,000,000
3701. Author: SpeysideDate: Sat, 3/11/2017, 9:11AM EST
A few possibilities Frank.

They have a few bottlings that are lightly peated or unpeated.
They use some barley in their malt.
Each island has its own distinct flavor.
Barrel differences such as original use, char, oak forrest.
3702. Author: WhistlebritchesDate: Sat, 3/11/2017, 9:03PM EST
frankj1 wrote:
"the four original & proprietary Bourbons used to create this small batch Bourbon are expertly selected and mingled by our Master Distiller to reward you with a mellow symphony of sweet, fruity aromas and rich, spicy flavors"

so true, so true. Yes, I am drinking a nice pour of 90 proof Four Roses Small Batch Bourbon


Four Roses is becoming my favorite pour.Love the single barrel offerings and the small batch.Tonite I am opening a bottle of Four Roses Small Batch that has been staring at me for the liquor cabinet...........and whispering "Drink Me"
3703. Author: Burner02Date: Sat, 3/11/2017, 9:09PM EST
Just so happens, Four Roses small batch tonight.
3704. Author: frankj1Date: Sat, 3/11/2017, 9:14PM EST
Four Roses know what dey doin'
3705. Author: frankj1Date: Sat, 3/11/2017, 9:17PM EST
you know what? hold on a minute and I'll pour a Small batch too....

all set bruddahs.

L'chaim!
3706. Author: SpeysideDate: Sat, 3/11/2017, 9:38PM EST
So I bought a bottle of Four Roses small batch today, never had it before. Thought it would set on the shelf for awhile. Then there is a run on pouring it tonight. So what do I do? Of course pour some neat with a few drips of water. All I can say is very, very good.
3707. Author: frankj1Date: Sat, 3/11/2017, 9:42PM EST
yup
3708. Author: WhistlebritchesDate: Sat, 3/11/2017, 11:40PM EST
3 fingers......second round........Lovin it
3709. Author: ddragggonDate: Sun, 3/12/2017, 1:53AM EST
All these people talking about drinking 4 roses, and its past 9 in wisconsin (liquor store cutoff in that state is stupid...)

Then, I remembered I'm not in Wisconsin.... See if the old Liquor store up the road from my grandfather's house still exists....
3710. Author: Hank_The_TankDate: Sun, 3/12/2017, 9:21AM EST
Bought a bottle of Glenmorangie Original 10 Year yesterday and it came with two sampler bottles. The Original was surprisingly the best of the three. The other two were the Sherry Cask Finish Lasanta 12 year and Quinta Ruban Port Cask 12 Year. Both of these two had a lot of bite and were not impressive at all.

Also had some Fireball...mmmmm
3711. Author: SpeysideDate: Sun, 3/12/2017, 10:17AM EST
Try the Lasanta again. Try it neat with a few drips of water. It is a fine Speyside. I would agree that the original is good.
3712. Author: PalamaDate: Sun, 3/12/2017, 11:49AM EST
With all the Four Roses talk, last night:

Four Roses Single Barrel

Will look for some Small Batch next time I go to my favorite adult beverage shpo.
3713. Author: Burner02Date: Mon, 3/13/2017, 10:08PM EST
Noah's Mill, oak and pepper.
3714. Author: frankj1Date: Mon, 3/13/2017, 10:13PM EST
[quote=ddragggon

Then, I remembered I'm not in Wisconsin.... See if the old Liquor store up the road from my grandfather's house still exists.... [/quote]
ah, that explains the beer post...
3715. Author: namadioDate: Tue, 3/14/2017, 9:32AM EST
Speyside wrote:
A few possibilities Frank.

They have a few bottlings that are lightly peated or unpeated.
They use some barley in their malt.
Each island has its own distinct flavor.
Barrel differences such as original use, char, oak forrest.


I've tried Isle of Jura Superstition and I've got a Signatory IB of 24 yo. The Signatory was only 49.99 from Big Red Liquors about a year ago. Sounds like it was a 1 time deal.



ALSO HOLY CHIT! BUFFALO TRACE IS GOING TO SELL A BARREL TO MY WORK WHISK(E)Y CLUB!!!

Trying to work out the logistics. We're going to pick an Eagle Rare and probably bottle it as 1.75s to maximize value. Typical barrel yield is 180 750ml bottles.

I asked for a Weller. They politely declined without laughter haha
3716. Author: TMCTLTDate: Tue, 3/14/2017, 9:46AM EST
namadio wrote:
I've tried Isle of Jura Superstition and I've got a Signatory IB of 24 yo. The Signatory was only 49.99 from Big Red Liquors about a year ago. Sounds like it was a 1 time deal.



ALSO HOLY CHIT! BUFFALO TRACE IS GOING TO SELL A BARREL TO MY WORK WHISK(E)Y CLUB!!!

Trying to work out the logistics. We're going to pick an Eagle Rare and probably bottle it as 1.75s to maximize value. Typical barrel yield is 180 750ml bottles.

I asked for a Weller. They politely declined without laughter haha



Can I join the work club too Nick....fog
3717. Author: TMCTLTDate: Tue, 3/14/2017, 9:50AM EST
Speyside wrote:
So I bought a bottle of Four Roses small batch today, never had it before. Thought it would set on the shelf for awhile. Then there is a run on pouring it tonight. So what do I do? Of course pour some neat with a few drips of water. All I can say is very, very good.



YES....yes it is Beer A Favorite round heeeeeeeya fog
3718. Author: namadioDate: Tue, 3/14/2017, 11:45AM EST
TMCTLT wrote:
Can I join the work club too Nick....fog


I think this can be arranged!
3719. Author: TMCTLTDate: Tue, 3/14/2017, 12:10PM EST
namadio wrote:
I think this can be arranged!



Was just skiddin.....Buuuuuuuuuut.....That'd be Saweet

I'd owe you and chit so...fog
3720. Author: Mr.WeeeeDate: Tue, 3/14/2017, 2:40PM EST
whistlepig 10-year
3721. Author: PalamaDate: Wed, 3/15/2017, 2:12AM EST
Eagle Rare
3722. Author: namadioDate: Wed, 3/15/2017, 12:18PM EST
HW Rendezvous Rye BRL pick finished 1.5 years in bourbon barrels.

Pretty good stuff. ON sale at the broad ripple BRL for like $55 a bottle instead of the normal 69.99 right now! Don' think they put the sale on all stores like jerks =(

The barrel finish really tames down the MGP rye herabl/dill note that can sometimes be over powering. I think I like this better than SAOS Rye right now.
3723. Author: teedubbyaDate: Wed, 3/15/2017, 1:55PM EST
Whistlebritches wrote:
3 fingers......second round........Lovin it



You let him put THREE fingers in you? twice?

freak.
3724. Author: NapalmMan67Date: Wed, 3/15/2017, 8:58PM EST
Woodford Reserve





I'll second or third the 4 Roses Small Batch. One of my staples in the liquor stash these days.
3725. Author: SpeysideDate: Wed, 3/15/2017, 9:06PM EST
Glenmorangie 18 Year Old Extremely Rare.
3726. Author: frankj1Date: Wed, 3/15/2017, 9:25PM EST
Speyside wrote:
Glenmorangie 18 Year Old Extremely Rare.

never seen it. Big money Allen?
3727. Author: SpeysideDate: Wed, 3/15/2017, 9:37PM EST
I paid $93, it runs as high as $130.
3728. Author: frankj1Date: Wed, 3/15/2017, 9:42PM EST
you republicans live well!
3729. Author: SpeysideDate: Wed, 3/15/2017, 9:44PM EST
Independant Frank, independant.
3730. Author: SpeysideDate: Wed, 3/15/2017, 9:45PM EST
Honestly, I think you would enjoy their Lasanta better.
3731. Author: TMCTLTDate: Thu, 3/16/2017, 6:54AM EST
NapalmMan67 wrote:
Woodford Reserve





I'll second or third the 4 Roses Small Batch. One of my staples in the liquor stash these days.



Ron, what you were enjoying there is ALSO a staple normally found in our cabinet...probably one of the 1st I'd tried paired with cigars and still enjoy it!!!! Beer
3732. Author: BuckwheatDate: Thu, 3/16/2017, 7:25AM EST
Green Spot Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey. https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/15320/green-spot-single-pot-still

This is the best whiskey/bourbon that I've ever had. Much better than Pappy (any of them), Woodford, Blanton's, etc...fog
3733. Author: frankj1Date: Thu, 3/16/2017, 7:37AM EST
Speyside wrote:
Honestly, I think you would enjoy their Lasanta better.

I do like Lasanta
3734. Author: BuckwheatDate: Thu, 3/16/2017, 7:50AM EST
frankj1 wrote:
I do like Lasanta


I've never been a fan of Scotch whiskey. But thanks.
3735. Author: dkeageDate: Thu, 3/16/2017, 8:14AM EST
Buckwheat wrote:
Green Spot Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey. https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/15320/green-spot-single-pot-still

This is the best whiskey/bourbon that I've ever had. Much better than Pappy (any of them), Woodford, Blanton's, etc...fog



Guess I'm gonna have to break down and buy it....Brick wall
3736. Author: SpeysideDate: Thu, 3/16/2017, 9:16AM EST
Another single pot still Irish whiskey worth trying is Redbreast.
3737. Author: namadioDate: Thu, 3/16/2017, 10:16AM EST
Buckwheat wrote:
Green Spot Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey. https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/15320/green-spot-single-pot-still

This is the best whiskey/bourbon that I've ever had. Much better than Pappy (any of them), Woodford, Blanton's, etc...fog



Green spot nor Yellow spot did it for me. I've not delved much into Irish whiskey. Regular jameson is okay. I enjoyed Jameson Rarest VIntage and Gold Reserve. I did not like teeling when I had a sample of it from masters of malt.

I'm starting to look more at scotch and brandies as well..... its a slippery slope......
3738. Author: Burner02Date: Thu, 3/16/2017, 10:51AM EST
namadio wrote:
Green spot nor Yellow spot did it for me. I've not delved much into Irish whiskey. Regular jameson is okay. I enjoyed Jameson Rarest VIntage and Gold Reserve. I did not like teeling when I had a sample of it from masters of malt.

I'm starting to look more at scotch and brandies as well..... its a slippery slope......



I would recommend Bushmills 16 or 21yo single malt. I never have tried the 10yo offering but the 16 and 21 are excellent for Irish whiskey.
3739. Author: teedubbyaDate: Thu, 3/16/2017, 12:11PM EST
Buckwheat wrote:
Green Spot Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey. https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/15320/green-spot-single-pot-still

This is the best whiskey/bourbon that I've ever had. Much better than Pappy (any of them), Woodford, Blanton's, etc...fog



I like green and yellow. green has a faint green apple taste I like. Springbank 12 cask strength has a similar green apple taste with a little peet.
3740. Author: namadioDate: Fri, 3/17/2017, 8:43AM EST
Burner02 wrote:
I would recommend Bushmills 16 or 21yo single malt. I never have tried the 10yo offering but the 16 and 21 are excellent for Irish whiskey.


Have you tried the 1608? A friend suggested that one as well.
3741. Author: Burner02Date: Fri, 3/17/2017, 9:09AM EST
namadio wrote:
Have you tried the 1608? A friend suggested that one as well.


Have not.
3742. Author: UwacopDate: Fri, 3/17/2017, 4:37PM EST


112 proof Rare Bread, Wild Turkey
3743. Author: Burner02Date: Fri, 3/17/2017, 8:25PM EST
Balvenie 15 sherry cask
3744. Author: namadioDate: Fri, 3/17/2017, 9:45PM EST
Interesting evening. I had Signatory NCF bottling of Peated Jura 24yr. Then I had a mystery sample from a friend. I identified it successfully as a low proof Rye! Mystery reveal was Whistlepig 15!! A 90 proof Rye! Then I compared it to FEW Rye (this **** is ducking garbage) and rittenhouse Rye. Thankfully the WP15 was better than the craft garbage and the value BIB workhorse. I don't know if I could pay 200 for WP15.
3745. Author: Plowboy221Date: Sat, 3/18/2017, 3:30PM EST
Dewar's White Label, bottle that my gf's uncle gave me he had from 1996
3746. Author: Plowboy221Date: Sat, 3/18/2017, 5:29PM EST
J&A Mitchell's Longrow Campbeltown Single Malt Peated Scotch
3747. Author: dkeageDate: Sat, 3/18/2017, 6:34PM EST
Four Roses Small Batch

3748. Author: Burner02Date: Sat, 3/18/2017, 7:13PM EST
ETL
3749. Author: Mattie BDate: Sat, 3/18/2017, 8:34PM EST
If anyone is close to Jackson, we are hosting a tasting this week.

The master distiller will be there with all 10 of Four Roses recipes.

We should have a great time. It's at Table 100 if you can join us.
3750. Author: Luke753Date: Sat, 3/18/2017, 10:06PM EST
Elijah Craig small batch
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