Hello, whisky-friend!
Distilleries
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327 Scotland
- 1 Blend-Scotch
- 7 Campbeltown
- 60 Highlands
- 32 Islands
- 58 Islay
- 12 Lowlands
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173 Speyside
- 17 Aberlour
- 1 Ardmore
- 18 Balvenie
- 3 Benriach
- 1 Benrinnes
- 1 Benromach
- 2 Cardhu
- 1 Coleburn
- 1 Cragganmore
- 1 Glen Grant
- 2 Glen Moray
- 1 GlenAllachie
- 32 Glenfarclas
- 22 Glenfiddich
- 17 Glenlivet
- 4 Glenrothes
- 1 Glentauchers
- 1 Inchgower
- 1 Knockando
- 3 Longmorn
- 38 Macallan
- 3 Mortlach
- 1 Strathisla
- 1 Strathmill
- 1 Tamdhu
- 39 International
- 33 USA
- 21 Canada
- 19 Ireland
- 8 Japan
- 5 India
- 2 Germany
My neighborhood recently started a bourbon club. We have had roughly a dozen bottles and our favorites so far have been (in order):
1) Blanton’s
2) Woodford Reserve
3) Bulleit 10-year
we need new ideas for next month’s meeting. Based on the bourbons above, would anyone here be able to offer suggestions and ideas for future bottles to taste? Thank you
@tomwoody Try Wild Turkey - 101 Proof is a good start, but try and get your hands on a bottle of Rare Breed... well worth it!
@tomwoody Try a bottle of Larceny or a bottle of Woodford Reserve Double Oaked.
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@tomwoody
Depends on price. I would look for different distilleries to get a variety of profiles. Here are some options
Old Forester 1920
Old Forester 100 Signature
Evan Williams Bottled In Bond (white label)
Knob Creek Single Barrel
Old Grand Dad 114
Bookers
Bakers
Anything Weller
Buffalo Trace
Jim Beam Single Barrel
The advice you share is very helpful. Very helpful for me.
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