D2W said:Bubbal said:In reply to ThurdFerguson :
Try Barton 1792. A really nice bourbon and the distillery needs our support. They lost thousands of gallons of bourbon when a rick house collapsed last year. Barrels broke open and the bourbon ran into a creek.
Oh the humanity
Flags flew at half staff all over the Commonwealth.
Thanks all for the suggestions.
Also sorry again to the OP, I'm glad you liked your bottle from your wife.
John Welsh said:logdog said:Make sure to mix it with some Faygo to give it that Detroit swagger!
Ha.
Maybe Vernor's Ginger Ale rather than Faygo Red Pop.
Vernors ftw.
Woodford really reminds me of Jack Daniels, only smoother.
Im more a scotch sort of guy. Someone asked me what i mixed my Laphroaig with, coke or ginger ale once. They were suprised when i told them nothing lol
Although...if youve never had a Godfather with Laphroaig i recommend it highly
z31maniac said:KyAllroad (Jeremy) said:In reply to stumpmj350 :
Mixing it with coke is not exactly right.....
Dr Boost, you should enjoy that one if you are newish to the bourbon game. Woodford trades on it's name a bit and is a touch sweeter than I prefer but it's not bad at all. Cheers!
While I agree on not using Coke, I do enjoy a nice Old Fashioned with a good Bourbon.
Same, I love an old fashioned using Woodfords.
BoostedBrandon said:D2W said:Bubbal said:In reply to ThurdFerguson :
Try Barton 1792. A really nice bourbon and the distillery needs our support. They lost thousands of gallons of bourbon when a rick house collapsed last year. Barrels broke open and the bourbon ran into a creek.
Oh the humanity
Flags flew at half staff all over the Commonwealth.
z31maniac said:ThurdFerguson said:KyAllroad (Jeremy) said:In reply to stumpmj350 :
Dr Boost, you should enjoy that one if you are newish to the bourbon game. Woodford trades on it's name a bit and is a touch sweeter than I prefer but it's not bad at all. Cheers!
Sorry for a related question if I may, but what bourbon would you suggest that is not "sweet"?
Bulleit bourbon tends to not be "as" sweet. But Bourbon by definition is made from at least 51% corn.
Even though it's not Bourbon, give Bulleit Rye whiskey a try. No corn, but it has a bit of a spicy note to it.
I bought a bottle of Bulleit Rye today and had a bit after dinner. I liked it - thanks for the recommendation.
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