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Thanks the replies. I’ll stick with the OF 1920, it’s expensive enough at $60 here. Haven’t had a bad bottle yet.

OF 1910/1920 IS a good bottle at $60

50-60 max. 80 is too high

It is the same mashbill as Old Charter10 was. Aged in Stainless vats with wood chips instead of barrels. Most I ever paid for a 1.75 of OC 10 was 40. That is the story I was told on it.It comes in a fancier looking bottle too.

Buddy used to love ER, so when we got together, I sat a wood box with bottle on the table. There are better bourbons, no doubt.

We shot as a 2 man team and shooter/spotter for 40 years. We shot only cast against jacketed bullet shooters. But....if you wanted to beat us you needed to bring your lunch. Shot in the first Cast Bullet International Championships in 1984.

I'd buy Eagle Rare at $40 but hard to find around here, one store that carries harder to find bottles usually has it for $89. Buffalo Trace bourbons have gotten so popular and expensive, I've moved on mostly to Wild Turkey bourbons. Russell's Reserve Single Barrel is very good. WT101 is grossly underrated and a bargain buy. Old Forester 1920 also good, had some last night.

Eagle Rare 10 year shows up around here some. Was $32 a bottle now jumped to $36. I keep a few bottles around. My brother knew I liked it so he bought m a bottle in Hawaii when we went last year. Paid $115🥴

I should try the 1910. Another one I don’t mind spending $60 is the new riff malted rye. Very good.

There's several good suggestions already. ER isn't worth $50. Besides those mentioned already, Knob Creek 9yr, Russell reserve 10yr, and Elijah Craig single barrel should also be considered. Almost a 2 for 1 and as good or better in some cases.

Enjoyed the hell out of a Russell’s 10yr a few years ago. Enjoy KC as well. The first glass from the KC Rye had a lot of spice but after a few weeks of sitting around it seemed to tone down and was excellent. Actually enjoy their smoked maple too.