High West Campfire is an excellent suggestion for a “crossover” bourbon.
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Well, nobody has mentioned my current favorite bargain Bourbons.
Try:
JTS Brown Bottled In Bond
Kirkland Signature (Costco) Bottled in Bond
-jeremy
Try:
JTS Brown Bottled In Bond
Kirkland Signature (Costco) Bottled in Bond
-jeremy
I see that every time I’m in Costco just haven’t pulled the trigger. I keep telling myself I need to finish off some open bottles before I buy more.
+1 on the Kirkland but good luck finding it. We've been out now for a month. Flew right out of the stores in weeks.
If you can get... GET IT! It is excellent.
Will do. Where are you located. I’ve seen it in the Indianapolis stores at 2 different Costcos in the past month. There wasn’t ever a lot of it, but it was on the shelves. It’ll be gone now that I’m looking for it.
I'm a Laphroig/Talisker/Lagavulin kind of scotch drinker. I like Macallan as well, but not as much. Bradshaw has not been mentioned and it was the first bourbon I tried that was not too sweet for me. Also Old Forester 1895 might suit you.
I'm in AZ. Pallets of it went out the door in 2 weeks.
To my taste buds a 3:1 with Dolin, well shaken or stirred, is delightful. Having one right now with Tanq! I am thinking of heading to Austin Shaker later in the week for some Willett rye.Maybe I will do a road trip to Austin some day. In the scheme of Texas, Carrollton to Austin is barely a road trip.I like Gin in a dry martini, I usually don't drink it otherwise.
Totally agree, and the EW might fit the OP's flavor profile.
If money were no object, my favorite gins include Isle of Harris, Botanist, and Caorunn, plus, of course, the three from St. George.I do like The Botanist from Islay but haven’t had the Harris yet. Perhaps something for the coming summer
No way SWMBO would give me that many cabinets for storage. Well done, Sir.
That's just half. The other side has the non-Bourbons, a few more bottles of Scotch, and the clear alcohols. When we moved in here I immediately claimed the basement bar. She can have the rest of the house.
Fantastic looking setup sir! Awesome looking collection! Got a favorite in each category?
Side note, @BigFoot you’ll have to keep us apprised of your journey! I’m curious as to what you pick up first, and what your take on it is!
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The bar I worked at right out of high school was not that well stocked.
Wild Turkey 101 and Woodford Reserve for me. Great drops.
Just put in an order for pickup after work @ $25
I'm sure you have had quite a few suggestions by now, but I'd like to add one more. Johnny Drum is a pretty good Kentucky bourbon and is anywhere from $35-$40. Really smooth whether neat or mixed.
Anything coming out of the Willett distillery is yummy!
