BOURBON

[kquinn]

Elmer T Lee.

Still some small batches out there.

[smitch320]

Clyde Mays.

[BCR3]

I've been drinking the Evan Williams single barrel and Larceny here lately and both are pretty good in my opinion for the money.

[dman]

Colonel E.H. Taylor small batch, Elmer t Lee is also some good stuff

[Fireman]

I just picked up a bottle of Elijah Craig 12 year small batch. Damn good with a ice cube in it.

[PharmHunter]

This made for a nice weekend.

[B.Miller]

This made for a nice weekend.

Had some of the same last week, I wasn't impressed.

[B.Miller]

[B.Miller]

There's more bourbon popping up these days than flavored vodka, heck they even make up old names. It's about money, just like flavored vodka, the old Pinotages from South Africa, to Australian bottled grape juice, to 10 dollar domestic blended wines today.

There are some old and good ones out though, I guess. I don't taste anymore these days, drink, nor was I a bourbon drinker. If you'd like to start getting a grasp on it find out why you like your bourbon if you drink it on ice. Is it more ryed or really wheated? Chances people don't like the same things. I carry a pretty decent, or large selection, some rarer ones stashed around (when I remember where I put them), and my older and harder to get stuff will be in around October. I'm a pretty chill guy in real life, and I get along with most of my salesmen and women so I can get harder to find stuff. I do have some useless or useful knowledge however you view it to help.

Get me some Wellers 12 or 1792 Sweet Wheat. Or both Ralph

[trash2]

Yessir ol Henry mckenna is a gem, but benchmark is starting to win me over