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For $20 Elijah Craig is much better than Bulliet.Originally Posted by ama
Definitely not loving Wild Turkey Rare Breed. It will likely end up in whiskey sours once autumn really gets going. Or it might just go down the sink. Glad to have only bought a small bottle.Originally Posted by Mr T
I have a question for the bourbon afficionados on this board. I really enjoy the "antique" Weller that is 107 proof. In my local liquor store there is also a bottle of Van Winkle 10 year 107 proof. It is roughly twice the price of the Weller. How does the Van Winkle compare to the Weller? They are both from the same company and come in similiar bottles with the same characteristics (wheated bourbon at the same proof), so I'm hesitant to shell out extra money before I know that it is worth it. I've had the 20 yr Van Winkle and it is obviously outstanding, but I've never tried the other offerings. Anyone had both that can weigh in?Originally Posted by cadillac37
I have a question for the bourbon afficionados on this board. I really enjoy the "antique" Weller that is 107 proof. In my local liquor store there is also a bottle of Van Winkle 10 year 107 proof. It is roughly twice the price of the Weller. How does the Van Winkle compare to the Weller? They are both from the same company and come in similiar bottles with the same characteristics (wheated bourbon at the same proof), so I'm hesitant to shell out extra money before I know that it is worth it. I've had the 20 yr Van Winkle and it is obviously outstanding, but I've never tried the other offerings. Anyone had both that can weigh in?Originally Posted by cadillac37
Picked up a bottle of cask strength Parker Heritage collection the other day. Any good?Originally Posted by Huntsman
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