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Bourbon Discussion Thread

Harp

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Of course I live in KY so if it isn't from here it isn't bourbon.

My twin regs, Maker's Mark and Evan Williams ain't even heres nohow. What's bout Bird 101 flown ways?
Kentucky tea, piss, n' vinegar. :);):mad::confused::cool::eek::oops:o_O
 

Turnip

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Some 14yo Port finished Heaven Hill at cask strength yesterday.

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Compared to an Elijah Craig 12 that last sold at a similar price tag when still available here, yes, definitely.

The Bourbon prices go straight through the roof here last years. Bought a bottle of Blanton‘s SFTB for 89,- bucks about two years ago, sells for about 159,- bucks now…:eek:
 

Retromoto

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My Son lives in the middle of Kentucky's Bourbon Country, driving through the area usually results in a fragrance you'll never forget. A lot of the labels are now owned by Japanese Companies.
If you get a chance, give Bourbon Balls a try......:)
 
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Are we in a golden age of bourbon? Seems like there are a lot of good and affordable bourbons out there. Something to match every taste and pocketbook. I may have to broaden my habits and approach some of these with an open mind.

 

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How true! Though the prices in this sector rose significantly at this end too, they didn’t as ridiculously as for Scotch and you can still get some very good drops at a moderate price tag here.
As usual there are some out there trying to milk the cow with overpriced fantasyland brands and labels on cheap, sourced booze but it’s no rocket science to sort these out.
A nice alternative can be Armagnacs, tastewise often astonishingly close to Bourbon at often very decent prices, especially at (very) old bottlings.

Cheers

Turnip
 

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