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Woodford Reserve and Jim Beam Black are in the cabinet here.
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Drinking some Bison Ridge 8yo tonight. I miss Pendleton's and Wiser's but they are a little harder to find here than in MN.
Pretty smooth so far.
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In order:
Bookers
Jameson
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I don't always shoot Mausers, but when I do...I prefer VZ-24s.
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Although I do like a little Eagle Rare now and again and Bernheim is a good change of pace whiskey...
Mauser Rescue Society
Founder, President, and Chairman
I don't always shoot Mausers, but when I do...I prefer VZ-24s.
jdi do píči
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Any single malt scotch aged at least 12 years. My normal staple is Justerini and Brooks, J and B Scotch...............Clan McGregor when I am poor.
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A thread like this popped up a year or so ago, and took someone's suggestion on trying the Balvenie doublewood 12 year, and let me tell you, that was unreal.
Picked up a bottle of 14 year Balvenie Caribbean cask (stored in rum barrels- hint of sweet), and the new Balvenie 15 year doublewood, which I havent cracked yet...
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As to bourbons, there are several that I do enjoy. Currently my favorite is Bulliet, followed closely by Buffalo Trace. Woodford Reserve sure ain't bad, either. Basil Heyden is mighty fine stuff as well, but a bit expensive for me.
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As to bourbons, there are several that I do enjoy. Currently my favorite is Bulliet, followed closely by Buffalo Trace. Woodford Reserve sure ain't bad, either. Basil Heyden is mighty fine stuff as well, but a bit expensive for me. Bulleit is indeed great stuff.
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right now I'm on a Pendleton kick, thanks to the 'fire recos.
also have Basil Hayden's in the cabinet, Woodford reserve, Knob Creek, Glenlivet 14 (?) i think, CR black cask and one of my very faves but a rare treat for special occassions, Jim Beam blue label, it's smoother than a woman's shaved legs between clean sheets.
I'm pretty certain when we sing our anthem and mention the land of the free, the original intent didn't mean cell phones, food stamps and birth control.
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I mostly drink Rum thru the year, but around Christmas thru new Years I switch to whiskey. Jack Daniels Single Barrel, Makers Mark or Jameson. I might have to give some of these others a try.
Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most. - Mark Twain.
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Glenfiddich, Pendleton, Crown. An ice cube or two and good company makes all seem right in the world.
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I have 9 different Bourbons in the cabinet now. I gave away all the Scotch, just lost my taste for it all together.
My favorite is Old Fitzgerald 1849, a 90 proof whiskey. Sadly, the distiller does not sell it in Florida, and only in one outlet in Georgia.
Tower Beer & Wine in Atlanta has set aside 6 bottles for me though, and I'll pick them up the first of January when I drive through the Big A on the way to visit family in Birmingham.
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I like Makers, Jefferson Presidential Select, Woodford Reserve and Buffalo Trace. Buffalo for the Mint Juleps. I gotta go with Scott on this one.....lately Buffalo Trace has become my go to brand...not that I drink much! LOL
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So far my favorite bourbon is Knob Creek Single Barrel Reserve. I also like Woodford Reserve and Buffalo Trace. Tried Blanton's after learning about it on this board and it's very good. Next I'm gonna try Basil Hayden's.
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Pendleton or Crown for me.
I won't be wronged. I won't be insulted. I won't be laid a-hand on. I don't do these things to other people, and I require the same from them.
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Let us know what you think of the Basil Haydens...
"...the left considers you vermin, and they'll kill you given the chance..." Bristoe
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I tend to skip around on good bourbons and a few others, and skip scotch altogether. Makers, Gentleman Jack, Woodford, Buffalo Trace, Knob Creek, Jack Single Barrel. All good IMO. Woodford may be my favorite. One I do not hear mentioned here often that I highly recommend you guys try is Wiser's Very Old......... ![[Linked Image]](http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p32/2muchgun/wisersveryold.png)
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I just found a new favorite - Makers Mark #46. Probably the best whiskey I have ever tasted and I have had quite a few that cost many more dollars than the #46. It is very smooth, a pleasant taste and nice aroma. Now, if it only wasn't so darned pricey.
drover
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Only bourbon. I like Makers Mark, but at almost half the price Evan Williams 1783 is my usual.
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Everybody keeps talking about this Woodford...have to try it...
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