I've never tried Arran but I've heard good things. The distillery also seems pretty unique. One of these days I'll try a bottle...Arran also comes to mind when taking about the coastal or island regions.
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I've never tried Arran but I've heard good things. The distillery also seems pretty unique. One of these days I'll try a bottle...Arran also comes to mind when taking about the coastal or island regions.
Has anyone tried any of the Jefferson's Ocean Aged at Sea? A friend told me about it and said it has a salty & sweet taste. The description of it is crazy: "Jefferson’s Ocean Aged at Sea, now bottled at 112 proof cask strength. Fully matured Kentucky bourbon was put it on a ship and sent around the world. It crossed the equator four times, stopped at over five different continents and truly is a bourbon of the world."View attachment 8941241
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That might be the most unnecessary box I've ever seen, and I think it's awesome hahaha
You can get like 12 GSS putters from the gallery for the price of this. I'm on the fence.That might be the most unnecessary box I've ever seen, and I think it's awesome hahaha
haha, but... whyyyyYou can get like 12 GSS putters from the gallery for the price of this. I'm on the fence.
It is very good and much better than the regular small batch. I like it a lot.After enjoying Four Roses Single Barrel, I found a bottle of Four Roses Small Batch Select and picked it up. Will taste soon.
I saw your comments for Texas Bock and I'm on the other side of the street....I think its really good. The smell reminded me of TX, so I was expecting a sweet, vanilla flavor...I mean good isn't a word I would use.
It's got a weird nuttiness. Knowing that it's shiner bock based, it feels like a really flat high alcohol shiner, but i think that might be more suggestion based on the knowledge. Going to let it sit for a bit and see if some of that stuff mellows out a bit. even tried mixing with coke and it didn't work.
I think that's it. It's a butterscotch flavor which I just don't like.I saw your comments for Texas Bock and I'm on the other side of the street....I think its really good. The smell reminded me of TX, so I was expecting a sweet, vanilla flavor...
It initially has a good bite, then mellows into a butterscotch and charcoal flavor. I thought it was damn good on 2 cubes of ice...to the point that half my bottle was gone this morning.
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I also had a glass of Blackened, the Metallica inspired/backed whiskey that uses Brandy barrels.
Good bite, then mellows with a citrus/acidic flavor (not in a bad way...) with a lasting whiskey flavor that isn't harsh.
I definitely want to try some more of this, but I was knee deep in my Texas Bock...see prior post...
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Yeah, they do have many similar strains...so I was a little worried the Shiner variant would be just another label. I was happy to find the whiskey does have a Shiner-ish flavor (butterscotch) to it and it paired well with a couple cubes. Not that I need to trick it up, but I'm curious howbit might pair with a cola. A local tavern by me pairs TX with Pepsi for $3 on Thursday's and Friday's...and in turn produces a $50 tab by the end of the night...so I'm gonna mix Texas Bock to see how it goes.I like Blacones, but im worried they're spreading too thin on having so many different blends and options.
2 buddies and I made our own playlist...consisting of Metallica tracks. We got thru about 4-5 tracks and then the storms arrived, so garage party was over...lolFor a sourced "celebrity" whisky, it's not half bad. I usually have a bottle in my stash. Plus the gimmick of having a play list per bottle/batch is pretty cool too. If you like those kind of things check out Heaven's Door from Bob Dylan or Duke, which is for those John Wayne lovers out there.
I need to get a taste before buying a bottle.I saw your comments for Texas Bock and I'm on the other side of the street....I think its really good. The smell reminded me of TX, so I was expecting a sweet, vanilla flavor...
It initially has a good bite, then mellows into a butterscotch and charcoal flavor. I thought it was damn good on 2 cubes of ice...to the point that half my bottle was gone this morning.
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How does it compare to the green spot? I have tried this but it was so long ago that it's a distant memory at this point.Seems to be a good night to open the Yellow Spot and have a few wee drams. View attachment 8941999
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How does it compare to the green spot? I have tried this but it was so long ago that it's a distant memory at this point.
I've not tried it but the Blackened whiskey was the last project Dave Pickerell worked on before he passed in 2018. He was a big deal in the whiskey industry for those who had never heard of him. Maker's Mark took off in popularity while he worked there as Master Distiller and he also launched Whistlepig in the rye whiskey world. Usually anything he touched turned to gold.For a sourced "celebrity" whisky, it's not half bad. I usually have a bottle in my stash. Plus the gimmick of having a play list per bottle/batch is pretty cool too. If you like those kind of things check out Heaven's Door from Bob Dylan or Duke, which is for those John Wayne lovers out there.
I definitely like Blackened. Now that I've had a couple glasses, I definitely see me keeping some around.I've not tried it but the Blackened whiskey was the last project Dave Pickerell worked on before he passed in 2018. He was a big deal in the whiskey industry for those who had never heard of him. Maker's Mark took off in popularity while he worked there as Master Distiller and he also launched Whistlepig in the rye whiskey world. Usually anything he touched turned to gold.
Costco in our state can't sell liquor unfortunately and Buffalo Trace has become harder to find. Fortunately I have a full bottle and tonight is a great night for a taste!Costco find... couldn't resist.
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I agree! The wife and I will definitely enjoy a couple drinks of it tonight.Costco in our state can't sell liquor unfortunately and Buffalo Trace has become harder to find. Fortunately I have a full bottle and tonight is a great night for a taste!