Best Bourbon?
J&B is a blend of scotch whiskies, not a bourbon. I'm not a massive bourbon drinker, but Makers, Woodfords, **** Creek are nice once in a while, although Bookers is very expensive, but haven't tried it........
My tipple is Johnnie Walker Black Label, which is a scotch blend and is superb, IMO......
My tipple is Johnnie Walker Black Label, which is a scotch blend and is superb, IMO......
Doesn't necessarily tell you which you'll like, but some impressive prices!!
http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/aca...URBON_149.html
http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/aca...URBON_149.html
That's a great link 2000T.
I can tick off the ones I've tried. 
Just imbibing a few drops of the Bulleit as I write; very nice, although not quite the depth of flavour of the Maker's Mark I had last birthday.
Thanks, Tam, BTW.

Just imbibing a few drops of the Bulleit as I write; very nice, although not quite the depth of flavour of the Maker's Mark I had last birthday.
Thanks, Tam, BTW.
Evan Williams is nice
had one in a green label can't remember - nice too
drank bourbon all my life
tried most , even special ones in fancy bottles wood corks the lot,
drank them all
only thing at moment have a bottle of 200yr old scotch
don't drink it but reckon its worth something but it has a lot of sentimental value
jase
had one in a green label can't remember - nice too
drank bourbon all my life
tried most , even special ones in fancy bottles wood corks the lot,
drank them all
only thing at moment have a bottle of 200yr old scotch
don't drink it but reckon its worth something but it has a lot of sentimental value
jase
Originally Posted by jase555
only thing at moment have a bottle of 200yr old scotch
don't drink it but reckon its worth something but it has a lot of sentimental value
Originally Posted by Bubba po
Just imbibing a few drops of the Bulleit as I write; very nice, although not quite the depth of flavour of the Maker's Mark I had last birthday.
Blantons is fantastic, but you have to pay for it as it is expensive.
Another vote for Makers Mark and Wild Turkey.
Eagle Rare is also really good. Bakers and Bookers are good Small Batch.
Also like Elijah Craig and Four Roses.
Basically I've never had a bourbon I don't like!!
Another vote for Makers Mark and Wild Turkey.
Eagle Rare is also really good. Bakers and Bookers are good Small Batch.
Also like Elijah Craig and Four Roses.
Basically I've never had a bourbon I don't like!!

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thanks for the link 2000t! i can now get jd single barrell £20 a bottle cheaper in this country!
(still have a few other bourbons/sour mashes to try though)
(still have a few other bourbons/sour mashes to try though)
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Originally Posted by Deep Singh
How has this thread come back after a year?

I only popped out to try a few of the suggestions.
Bloody hell, that bourbon was good stuff.
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