Old Forrester 1920 is great, a tad spicier than Makers. EH Taylor small batch is a very nice pour. Eligah Craig barrrel proof is wonderful, as is the EH Taylor. Barterhouse, and Jefferson 16 are two I have really been digging lately as well. Go see High Strung tell him to pull out a bottle from the back office.
Nipped on some Wild Turkey Forgiven this weekend. Very good. I think very expensive also but don't know for sure.
My boy wandered in the other day with a bottle of Larceny. Never heard of it. Is it any good?
Wheated, close to Makers.
I say that.. but most of my knowledge is getting old. I have been in three conversations about bourbon this morning. I'm scared that customers will start seeing my eyes glass over. Now wine and scotch I know.. not wine as much anymore, but I can talk. At least bourbon is better than those beer hipsters for now.
You got Willett Pot Still??
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Hey Highstrung, I want to know more about the EH Taylor you had in the picture!!!
"run and gun guide service"
I've got a case of the four grain, just laid up in the back..
Kidding. I've got some rye back there, I think that's in the pic.
Last edited by Highstrung; 04-11-2018 at 12:14 PM.
Haha, I was about to say! Hey the Straight Rye is a hell of drinker too now!
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Every bourbon loving friend of mine is looking for the four grain, the texts start coming in right after every release.. It makes me feel loved.
Update on pic, if any of you walk Northwoods or Cola Country Club soon be on the lookout for that gold and black headcover, my son.. well, he's a thirteen year old boy.
EHT four grain gets released about this time doesn't it? I've seen on the secondary markets for like $300 bucks.
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It does, or at least I think. There's a couple Taylor's that I've seen in the system that look new. It was a couple weeks back when I looked through.
Buffalo Trace!!
This is the Willett that I'm looking for...
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