It’s so very strange. In Hungary where I live, thousands of miles from the US, most of the supermarkets shelves are filled with Buffalo Trace and Eagle Rare..😱
I think $60 is a real sweet spot for bourbon. There are so many great options right around $60 and under. In my market (excluding tax) that's getting me OF 1920, OF 1910, Rare Breed, Knob Creek 12yr, Knob Creek 9yr single barrel, Four Roses SBS, Wilderness Trail, Stellum, Baker's 7yr, 1792 FP picks, Bulleit barrel strength. That's not to mention all the other good stuff that's even cheaper.
Solid list. I don't see really anyone talk about the regular 94 proof George Remus. I just had this with Blanton's, Buffalo Trace, 1783 and that Green River. It really brought a lot to the table for it's price. Top of the group if not close second that particular night. Maybe I am one of the few that is fond of it. I think around $35ish. Maybe another option in the low 90s proof mid $30's range for others to consider. Cheers!
1792 is my go to daily drinker; 35$ in our Iowa market! OF 1920 is 69$ here! 1920 60$. ET BIB has changed; my last bottle was not very good; not sure why! Love the content!
Great video! You turned me on to Rare Breed last year and I really appreciate that. OF 1910 is one that I first tried (again last year) in a taster's pack. It had 350s of 1897, 1910 and 1920. Against Rare Breed, 1920 is much "sharper" to the mouth for me... like biting a curry comb, whereas Rare Breed is more like biting a make-up brush (no, I haven't bitten either). I'm finding that mouth-feel is a very important part of my whiskey experience. I love your presentations, please keep them coming.
Rare breed is a high proof killer. Every glass I pour myself I like it more. KC120 beats it. AlbertaPremiumCask beats it. Otherwise? It makes me regret almost every more expensive bottle I purchased at the 110+ proof point. Nothing against OF1920, but Rare Breed beats it handily. I like MM46cask but Rare Breed beats it too. I need to blind it against good old KC9 to see which I prefer... because if it beats KC9, it's possibly the best value bottle I've got (I do prefer KC12 and KC120 to it, but they are $70 bottles here). Also need to find some of the honey batch Larceny and EC barrel proof batches to compare to see if they can beat it.
Great recommendations. I just compared Tin Cup 10 to Eagle Rare last night, thinking they may taste very similar. While they are definitely similar, I thought the Tin Cup was more balanced, sweeter and overall enjoyable. The Eagle Rare was a bit watery compared. Tin Cup 10 is surprisingly good, especially for a lower proof!
Enjoyed the video! At a recent tasting we all felt that the 1910 was a bit more harsh on the "burn" than the 1920 which I thought was interesting considering the 1910 is quite a bit lower proof. To us, the 1920 was incredibly smooth and drank WAY below it's proof and even burned less than the 1910. Strange how that works haha. But, they are both great pours. I keep hearing about Early Times but I don't really ever see it around here since the BiB is allocated.
When I clicked on the video, I said to myself, just call the video “Rare Breed and 9 other whiskies for under $60” because everyone knows rare breed will be on the list.
That's amazing. My first thought was...Rare Breed. I have a couple and they are usually 50 to 55 bucks. I was in a store the other day and they had it for 45 bucks. I had to stop myself from buying multiple bottles
Josh, Sweetens Cove 'Kennessee' is right in your wheelhouse. Highly recommend. Delicious! A bit over 110 proof. Tons of caramel, brown sugar, sweet oak with some beautiful spice on mid palate. Viscous! Great finish! $57 msrp
Great recommendations! I picked up Early Times for the first time yesterday and am blown away by it! Even more so because it was only $19 for the 1L at my local liquor store in AZ.
The proof that I agree with your list is that I have half of them in my bar. I had a pour of Rare Breed last Saturday with an Arturo Fuente Don Carlos cigar - what a pairing!
I've had all of these except the Tin Cup and Nelsons. Will have to look for them, I know Tin Cup is available here. I have to give a shout out to the Pursuit United. I met up with Kenny and Ryan at the Bardstown Kentucky whiskey festival in September. Kenny was claiming their bourbon was the best there. I didn't taste everything there but the Pursuit United bourbon was the best I tried that day. I just recently got both of the finished versions of their bourbon and rye and it's just $5 over your price point.
Another fun video, thanks! I can't find any fault in your list though I haven't tried Nelson Brothers yet, but I sure will now. I shop typically in Spring Hill, Franklin, and Murfreesboro and I will say that Knob Creek single barrel, while typically ~ $55, the store picks are $10 more. But worth every penny.
@@stuffandwhiskey ok thanks. I am new beginner and I have 6 open bottles but want to get about more but am realizing I can’t drink it all myself fast enough. I am not going expensive but trying to get all the < $40 bottles. I drink about 1 oz in evenings so 10 bottles would take me 1 year. I have Wild Turkey 101, Evan Williams B&B, Buffalo Trace, Woodford Double Oak, Benchmark Small Batch, and Early Times (6). I want to get 1792 Reserve, Old Grandad 114, Old Forester 1910 or 1920, Elijah Craig Small Batch, Knob Creek 9, Russel’s Reserve, Makers Mark 46.
May I add a personal favorite? Blue Note Juke Joint Uncut. $50 on Long Island, NY. An extremely enjoyable whiskey at a great price. Also, for a few more bucks, Brothers Bond Cask Strength was a very nice surprise. Cheers!
omg just tried Nelson Bros.. SO much oak up front which was pleasant, followed by spice and lots of vanilla and cherry ish notes.. Smelled a lot sweeter than it tasted but was very good.
Coopers Craft, spirits of French Lick William Sinclair, Clayton James Tennessee Whiskey, Chattanooga Whiskey 111, Four Roses Single Barrel, New Riff Bourbon, Wild Turkey 101, Smoke Wagon Uncut the Younger, Sonoma Distilling Cherrywood Bourbon, Balcones Pot Still… are my jamz
I know it’s really hard to find, but I recently acquired a bottle of Stagg jr batch 16 for $49.99 (obviously limit one). It’s amazing. Deep dark fruit, a finish that lasts forever with a luscious mouth feel. If I can ever find it again I’m definitely buying another. Love your videos, keep it up. 👍
Love show but your tops choices are out of my price ranges. I am only 6 months into my whiskey journey and am getting hooked. My wife has given me $500 for the entire year. Below is what I am thinking for my 2023 purchases but asking your opinion based on my taste info. I have not tried any of these bottles yet. My most expensive bottles I own are Woodford Double Oak and I am not sure about it yet. I like 1910 & WT101 the most. BT is sweet but flat to me. I also like Sazarac Rye. I think I am locked into below plan but should I skip EC Small Batch if I am getting EC Barrel Proof? I currently also own EW B&B and Early Times so I don’t need any more $20 bottles. Would you change anything based on my info I shared? 1. Rare Breed ($46) 2. 1792 Bottle in Bond Select ($35) 3. Old Forester 1920 ($52) 4. Knob Creek Singl Barel Res ($50) 5. Four Roses Single Barrell ($42) 6. Michters American (Blue - $44) 7. Ole Grandad 114 ($21) 8. Elijah Craig Small Batch ($28) 9. Elijah Craig Barrel Proof ($80) 10. Redbreast 12 ($65)
That's a solid lineup if you ask us. You can skip EC SmB if you're getting ECBP and always add water to your ECBP to bring the proof down if you like. That said, we feel bad about doing that to ECBP so we do keep a bottle of EC SmB around as well. Overall your list is covering a lot of bases and seems very well thought out.
Someone in the comments mentioned Sweetens Cove Kennessee. It is so very close to the Nelson Bros, I have a hard time telling them apart, but (at least in Memphis) its over $60 ($65 I think). Worth checking out if you haven't.
Love the video highlighting this price point. A little surprised nothing from Four Roses made the cut. The single barrel runs comfortably below $60 and is a solid option for any occasion.
I think you can also add New Riff BiB or single barrels, Wilderness Trail BiB, Jack Daniels single barrel, Penelope Four Grain, Maker's Cask Strength, Smooth Ambler. As much as we're seeing price jumps, there is actually a lot of great whiskey below $60. They aren't going to compete for whiskey of the year, but so many are a solid B/B+.
As a 10-year bourbon, I will stand by Russell’s Reserve over Tin Cup or Eagle Rare. Price is way better than Tin Cup, however, Eagle Rare may appeal to certain palates. Rare Breed is fantastic, Nelson Bros was a nice surprise, 1792 Small Batch is great as is Early Times. KC SB 120 is a favorite. We are mostly on the same page. Y’all are the best. Cheers!
You know we’re Turkey fans Mike! Wanted to get Rare Breed in here plus the honorable mention to 101 but Russell’s 10 would’ve been next in line. Cheers!
Let us help fight any FOMO. It’s good value bourbon but nothing ground breaking. Cooper’s Craft, Jack Bonded, and Old Fo 100 are all reasonably substitutes, and Wild Turkey 101 and Evan Williams BiB are equally good value with a different flavor profile. We do enjoy Early Times but don’t think anybody is missing out if it’s not available in their market. Cheers and thanks for watching Mack!
I haven’t had many KC picks, but so far I’m just not a big fan. I did blend one with the standard KC9 to bring it down to 110 and I have to say I think I like it more. I typically like high proof pours but the KC pick I had was hot. I think 1792 SmB is one of the most underrated shelfers out there. Maybe it’s the bottle design, I’m not sure. But I’m a fan of Barton. WT101 will always have a place in my house. I particularly like blending it with WT101 Rye, so good! 2/3 bourbon, 1/3 rye. I’ll have to check out the Nelsons Greenbrier Reserve. Thanks for the tip!
@@stuffandwhiskey That’s a good point, I am typically hesitant to add water, not sure why, I really need to just try it! What’s the worst that’s going to happen?!
Hey Tex - I’m with you 100 % - Russell’s Reserve SB is super tasty. Also love Woodford Reserve DO (also under $60) and Jack Danials SBBP but that’s $65 here in Maine.
Everybody has different taste buds and different likes and dislikes. I have tried bourbon that people just raved about that I didn’t like....1792 knobs creek and four roses for me just didn’t float my boat at all. I like the miniatures when I can find them rather than buying a big bottle. When I bought 1792 it wasn’t anywhere near the cost you said. I paid like $37 for it and regretted it. I know. Everybody’s different. All of these are nice bourbons so I’m not saying they’re not, just that there is a certain something that I want to taste in bourbon that I can’t put my hands on. Thanks for your show because we all appreciate good bourbon. Making good whiskey is truly an art form.
@@stuffandwhiskey I believe it was Freud that said sometimes a cigar is a great smoke and sometimes it’s just a cigar. It just depends upon what fires in your brain at the time and your level of enjoyment at that time. It really is so true that your mental state and your palette at the time determine so much. Very true.
Had the pleasure of tasting the Nelson's Reserve at the distillery in December. Loved the bourbon, my wife preferred their Sour Mash. Preferred the bourbon also over the Bellmeade by a nose. Great review and choices.
Great list. I would put the 1792 Full Proof in place of the SMall Batch - I think it is a much nicer product if you aren't turned off by the 125 prof (though IMHO, it drink way lower than its proof point).
@@stuffandwhiskey Huh. Didn’t realize it was like that. It’s readily available here (Boston area) both regular and store picks. Oddly the BiB is nowhere to be seen around here.
On one video you mentioned blending green river with another bourbon. I can’t seem to find that and I didn’t take notes. Can you refresh my memory? Thanks a bunch
I'm totally with you on the Tin Cup 10 year > Eagle Rare. I just wish that it was about $10 less. At the lower proof it seems to be slightly overpriced.
Bulliet 10 yr was a nice surprise for me. I like that you give a nod to the stapes of the price point, but glad that some of the outliers were mentioned. Any recommendation on Old Scout.
Enjoyed the video. In Canada we do not access to a lot of these Bourbons , but they do come into Ontario on allocation. Thanks for the heads up. The WT Rare Breed and 101 are a good pour and are available. Cheers
Thanks for watching David! A bit confused by your comment, however, and want to understand where you’re coming from. Can you clarify? If it was a photo of the bottles and a typed list it would be a blog post rather than a video. It’s very important to us to say the “why” behind each bottle as well, because without the context of why each bottle was included, it doesn’t make for helpful content in our opinion. Hopefully that makes sense.
@@stuffandwhiskey sorry for the confusion. I was just saying to maybe list the names of the bourbons somewhere in the side bar so people like me can take a picture of them and not have to write them down so when we go to a store we can quickly reference the picture and bypass a written list.Thanks and keep up the great reviews.
Thanks, again, for what you bring to the community. Appreciate this video very much! Have you noticed any difference between the old and new Early Times BiB? Also, since the Nelson Bros is sourced from Bardstown, does it have any similarities to other Bardstown products? Never tried any of their stuff and curious if this is an affordable way to fry some. Thanks!
We know that’s the common refrain with Brown Forman vs Sazerac Early Times but we’ve been through three bottles of each and it hasn’t been the case with our bottles. In fact we had a blind flight night with Patreon a few months back and the Sazerac Early Times beat the Brown Forman Early Times for everyone and it also beat EH Taylor SmB for 12 out of 14 people. Our Sazerac ET bottles have been so much more of a darker and richer cherry cola profile compared to the banana pudding profile of the Brown Forman Early Times. The variance on these is pretty wild. For Nelson Bros it’s reportedly their own mashbill that Bardstown is doing contract distillation work on. We wouldn’t say it’s wildly different in as much as Kentucky bourbon is already a pretty narrow spectrum of flavors, but it’s certainly its own product.
We’ve blinded and wrote so much about this topic we have a copy and paste document for it. Standby! “We know the common refrain with Brown Forman vs Sazerac Early Times is that Brown Forman is better, but we’ve been through three bottles of each side by side and it hasn’t been the case with our bottles. In fact we had a blind flight night with Patreon a few months back and the Sazerac Early Times not only beat the Brown Forman Early Times easily for everyone but it also beat EH Taylor SmB for 12 out of 14 people-so it’s not just our palates. Our Sazerac Early Times bottles have had a much more dark and rich cherry cola profile compared to the banana pudding profile of the Brown Forman Early Times. All that to say, the variance on these is pretty wild. Can’t expect the highest level of quality control in blending on a $25 liter of bourbon we suppose. Let us help fight any FOMO as well. It’s good value bourbon but nothing ground breaking. Cooper’s Craft, Jack Bonded, and Old Fo 100 are all reasonably substitutes, and Wild Turkey 101 and Evan Williams BiB are equally good value with a different flavor profile. We do enjoy Early Times but don’t think anybody is missing out if it’s not available in their market.”
@Stuff & Whiskey LOL, appreciate the time spent cutting & pasting! It's pretty easy to get here in Michigan, so I guess I need to just break down and try a bottle. Thanks, and love your videos!!
You are a cute couple. My wife got me into whisky. She still likes to add a drop of tonic while I’ve moved from neophyte to neat drinker of 120 proofs. 4 roses, knob 120, and rare breed are staples for me. Based on your rec will definitely pick up a Nelson. Always liked the Belle Mead. Maybe I can get my wife to join me in a blind comparison video of the 4. Her palate is actually really way above my own and she’d be the star of the show. Cheers!🎉😊
With a $60 limit, I'd get 1792 Full proof instead of the small batch. John J Bowman is a no-brainer for my list also. Michter's SB or American, and Russell's single barrel would be on my list too.
Y’all’s taste really mirrors mine. Add in Noble Oak double oak, both of the new Bardstown Origin series bourbons, and Redwood Empire Lost Monarch. Tincup 10 at $50 is a must have. Low proof be damned.
Hey! I have really been enjoying your videos. Would love to see a four roses small batch select vs rare breed blind. I had a couple pours of these last night and the four roses seemed like there was so much more to it. Maybe because it’s non chill filtered. Picked up the rare breed at Walmart for 45 and the four roses at Costco for 50. Anyway great channel!!
We still love us some New Riff picks. Leaving them out was more oversight than slight on our part. They should’ve definitely been in here. All our favorite picks are stashed back because we like them so much, so we didn’t even see them when we were grabbing bottles for the video idea. Our bad!
"Litera Cola" LOL! Wish I could get Green River in my area as I have heard good things in many places, but I am 90% behind you on all of these (though I have only had the older Belle Meade Reserve not the newer Nelson Bros. version) with the exception of Tin Cup 10yr. Though I agree that the "regular" version is a big ol' double thumbs down and the 10-yr is WAAAAY better, I really don't think it compares to Eagle Rare for complexity of flavor. Easier to find FOR SURE, but it just doesn't do it for me. YMMV.
That’s fair Chris, and Eagle Rares can vary quite a bit too. If you get a good one, it’s hard to find a comparable bottle for the money at retail. If you get an average to odd one, you’ll wonder what all the fuss is about. We’ve got one standard and one store pick right now and if someone tried the store pick blind they might actually dump the glass down the sink instead of finish it because it’s so odd.
I had been wondering about that Nelson's. Good to hear it is comparable to the Belle Meade Reserve which is really good. I was watching this while sipping on some 101, when you pulled the Rare Breed. I immediately grabbed a pour of it as well. It was a good Turkey Tuesday.
Old Forester 1920, Old Forester 1910, Wild Turkey Rare Breed, Four Roses Small Batch Select, Russel's Reserve Single Barrel, Russel's Reserve 10yr, Knob Creek Single Barrel Reserve, Penelope Barrel Strength Select, Early Times Bottled In Bond, & Wild Turkey 101
@@stuffandwhiskey Fair enough. I like it better than many Four Roses SiB I've had, and I can get it for $55 here in Dallas. It just hits on another level.
I’m a little surprised Russell’s Reserve Single Barrel doesn’t come up more on this channel because of the love that Rare Breed gets. That is an option I would definitely add to your list.
We love Russell’s SiBs but they’ve become a hunted item by flippers so it’s rare that we get them anymore, and they’re marked up to $80 when they do hit stores. Wish they were more available and closer in price to Rare Breed and we’d be singing their praises.
Russell’s 10 year is a nice expression that is ~$43 around my area. It reminds me of Eagle Rare in that the 10 years aging results in a very nice bourbon but I wish another 10 proof points were available.
@@stuffandwhiskey Russell’s SB is getting very hard to find and pricy in SoCal as well - ~$70s. If it shows, you gotta grab it because it goes fast. I personally find Rare Breed to be a good replacement. Its flavor profile and proof versus the price makes it a great value in today’s whiskey world - and it’s relatively available as you guys pointed out.
I was wondering the same. I guess that makes sense. RR SiB isn’t available in my area (Central IL) but it’s every where near my mom in S WI. Last month got a RR SiB for $55 & a RR Private Barrel Select for $69.
We hear ya. Nobody is more unhappy with the audio than us. We’re working on it and think we have it solved now with some sound treatment measures to help with reverb.
They’re great value bottles for sure. We just find Green River and 1792 SmB to be a little more interesting and wanted the vary the list a little from the common classics.
Different Kentucky Spirits vary as it’s a single barrel, and quite marked up in our market (stores at at $80 on them). We tend to prefer the proof and consistency of Rare Breed, but have had some outstanding Kentucky Spirits.
Nothing is for everyone, and can see Nelson Bros not being everyone’s cup of tea as we could even bottle on this list. Appreciate you tuning in and commenting Teddy! Cheers!
I can vouch for Old Forester 100 - it's good stuff. Here, I've never seen Eagle Rare or Early Times BiB, and I've only seen Buffalo Trace on the shelf once.
As with any matter of taste, palates will differ. Seems to be split on those who prefer Belle Meade and those who prefer Nelson Bros. If you’re in the Belle Meade camp stock up before supplies run out. Becoming a TN-only product.
I prefer the Small Batch Select but runs around the low to mid 60s around where I live. One can find it at nice n a while for the high 50s. When it first appeared in my area, it showed up at Costco for $50 - bought several bottles but now I’m down to my last one.
@@BeersHunter I don’t know the whiskey market in Delaware - I’m in Southern California - but $55 would be a good price here. This expression is always on the shelves at bottle shops, usually at ~$62-$67 on average. Single Barrel 100 proof is usually ~$45-$50. Costco has recently sold it at $38. If $55 has been the going price in Delaware for a while, you should be OK buying as you want it. But if prices tend to be volatile in Delaware - they almost always have been going up here - you may want to stash away some if it’s not a financial issue. As an example, Eagle Rare is not too hard to get around here - was low $20s forever until around 2017 - bumped up to $28-$30. Barrel picks were usually ~$33-$35. Local bottle shops just got in a shipments recently - not barrel picks. New price is $40. So my walk away with whiskey is, because demand is completely overwhelming supply (especially anything considered to be quality stuff), expect prices to continue rising for the foreseeable future. “Affordable” and “whiskey” are rarely mentioned together.
Let us help fight any FOMO. It’s good value bourbon but nothing ground breaking. Cooper’s Craft, Jack Bonded, and Old Fo 100 are all reasonably substitutes, and Wild Turkey 101 and Evan Williams BiB are equally good value with a different flavor profile. We do enjoy Early Times but don’t think anybody is missing out if it’s not available in their market.
We definitely wouldn’t pay that much. It’s not readily available but suggested retail is near $30 and goes for $30-40 in most markets. We’re a hard pass on price gouging stores marking it up to $70 and beyond.
It’s so very strange. In Hungary where I live, thousands of miles from the US, most of the supermarkets shelves are filled with Buffalo Trace and Eagle Rare..😱
I like your reviews because you talk about the smoothness or bite. Since I am not partial to peppery bite. Thx
I think $60 is a real sweet spot for bourbon. There are so many great options right around $60 and under. In my market (excluding tax) that's getting me OF 1920, OF 1910, Rare Breed, Knob Creek 12yr, Knob Creek 9yr single barrel, Four Roses SBS, Wilderness Trail, Stellum, Baker's 7yr, 1792 FP picks, Bulleit barrel strength. That's not to mention all the other good stuff that's even cheaper.
As a Green River employee, I'm thrilled to see that it made it!
Solid list. I don't see really anyone talk about the regular 94 proof George Remus. I just had this with Blanton's, Buffalo Trace, 1783 and that Green River. It really brought a lot to the table for it's price. Top of the group if not close second that particular night. Maybe I am one of the few that is fond of it. I think around $35ish. Maybe another option in the low 90s proof mid $30's range for others to consider. Cheers!
1792 is my go to daily drinker; 35$ in our Iowa market! OF 1920 is 69$ here! 1920 60$. ET BIB has changed; my last bottle was not very good; not sure why! Love the content!
Great video! You turned me on to Rare Breed last year and I really appreciate that. OF 1910 is one that I first tried (again last year) in a taster's pack. It had 350s of 1897, 1910 and 1920. Against Rare Breed, 1920 is much "sharper" to the mouth for me... like biting a curry comb, whereas Rare Breed is more like biting a make-up brush (no, I haven't bitten either). I'm finding that mouth-feel is a very important part of my whiskey experience. I love your presentations, please keep them coming.
Rare breed is a high proof killer. Every glass I pour myself I like it more. KC120 beats it. AlbertaPremiumCask beats it. Otherwise? It makes me regret almost every more expensive bottle I purchased at the 110+ proof point. Nothing against OF1920, but Rare Breed beats it handily. I like MM46cask but Rare Breed beats it too. I need to blind it against good old KC9 to see which I prefer... because if it beats KC9, it's possibly the best value bottle I've got (I do prefer KC12 and KC120 to it, but they are $70 bottles here). Also need to find some of the honey batch Larceny and EC barrel proof batches to compare to see if they can beat it.
Great recommendations. I just compared Tin Cup 10 to Eagle Rare last night, thinking they may taste very similar. While they are definitely similar, I thought the Tin Cup was more balanced, sweeter and overall enjoyable. The Eagle Rare was a bit watery compared. Tin Cup 10 is surprisingly good, especially for a lower proof!
Good call on the Tin Cup 10, it’s silly good for a low proof bottle @ $50. Great summer sip!
I’d put Cooper’s Craft 100 on this list!
Enjoyed the video! At a recent tasting we all felt that the 1910 was a bit more harsh on the "burn" than the 1920 which I thought was interesting considering the 1910 is quite a bit lower proof. To us, the 1920 was incredibly smooth and drank WAY below it's proof and even burned less than the 1910. Strange how that works haha. But, they are both great pours. I keep hearing about Early Times but I don't really ever see it around here since the BiB is allocated.
Ok, I love 1910. My body is a little scared of high proof bourbons, but I will try 1920
Update: Allocated just dropped here this past weekend and I got literally the last bottle of early times bib they had :)
When I clicked on the video, I said to myself, just call the video “Rare Breed and 9 other whiskies for under $60” because everyone knows rare breed will be on the list.
That's amazing. My first thought was...Rare Breed. I have a couple and they are usually 50 to 55 bucks. I was in a store the other day and they had it for 45 bucks. I had to stop myself from buying multiple bottles
Josh, Sweetens Cove 'Kennessee' is right in your wheelhouse. Highly recommend. Delicious! A bit over 110 proof. Tons of caramel, brown sugar, sweet oak with some beautiful spice on mid palate. Viscous! Great finish! $57 msrp
Great recommendations! I picked up Early Times for the first time yesterday and am blown away by it! Even more so because it was only $19 for the 1L at my local liquor store in AZ.
For the price, it has an amazing nose to me. The flavor is good, but the nose shines.
For what I can get it’s four roses single barrel at 40, makers mark cask at 50, and rare breed at 60
great video - I especially like the fast pace. Hard to listen for 30 minutes about 4 bourbons.
Your videos are great and accurate. My favorite is four roses, single barrel.
The proof that I agree with your list is that I have half of them in my bar. I had a pour of Rare Breed last Saturday with an Arturo Fuente Don Carlos cigar - what a pairing!
I've had all of these except the Tin Cup and Nelsons. Will have to look for them, I know Tin Cup is available here.
I have to give a shout out to the Pursuit United. I met up with Kenny and Ryan at the Bardstown Kentucky whiskey festival in September. Kenny was claiming their bourbon was the best there. I didn't taste everything there but the Pursuit United bourbon was the best I tried that day. I just recently got both of the finished versions of their bourbon and rye and it's just $5 over your price point.
Another fun video, thanks! I can't find any fault in your list though I haven't tried Nelson Brothers yet, but I sure will now. I shop typically in Spring Hill, Franklin, and Murfreesboro and I will say that Knob Creek single barrel, while typically ~ $55, the store picks are $10 more. But worth every penny.
Kudos on the Green River inclusion. That is a great bourbon. Perfect for drinking on the deck after a days work.
Question? How long will an opened bottle last if it’s kept in 75 degree no light storage.
An incredibly long time. Years, easily. Even air in the bottle will still change it slightly over time but it’s not going to “go bad” so to speak.
@@stuffandwhiskey ok thanks. I am new beginner and I have 6 open bottles but want to get about more but am realizing I can’t drink it all myself fast enough. I am not going expensive but trying to get all the < $40 bottles. I drink about 1 oz in evenings so 10 bottles would take me 1 year. I have Wild Turkey 101, Evan Williams B&B, Buffalo Trace, Woodford Double Oak, Benchmark Small Batch, and Early Times (6). I want to get 1792 Reserve, Old Grandad 114, Old Forester 1910 or 1920, Elijah Craig Small Batch, Knob Creek 9, Russel’s Reserve, Makers Mark 46.
May I add a personal favorite? Blue Note Juke Joint Uncut. $50 on Long Island, NY. An extremely enjoyable whiskey at a great price. Also, for a few more bucks, Brothers Bond Cask Strength was a very nice surprise. Cheers!
omg just tried Nelson Bros.. SO much oak up front which was pleasant, followed by spice and lots of vanilla and cherry ish notes.. Smelled a lot sweeter than it tasted but was very good.
Coopers Craft, spirits of French Lick William Sinclair, Clayton James Tennessee Whiskey, Chattanooga Whiskey 111, Four Roses Single Barrel, New Riff Bourbon, Wild Turkey 101, Smoke Wagon Uncut the Younger, Sonoma Distilling Cherrywood Bourbon, Balcones Pot Still… are my jamz
I know it’s really hard to find, but I recently acquired a bottle of Stagg jr batch 16 for $49.99 (obviously limit one). It’s amazing. Deep dark fruit, a finish that lasts forever with a luscious mouth feel. If I can ever find it again I’m definitely buying another. Love your videos, keep it up. 👍
That’s a great find! Stagg Jr 16 is our favorite of 12-17.
Wow..!!!
I just love how different areas are, I can get ER SP pretty regularly, same as OWA SP and Blantons. There just a lot in SC.
Love show but your tops choices are out of my price ranges. I am only 6 months into my whiskey journey and am getting hooked. My wife has given me $500 for the entire year. Below is what I am thinking for my 2023 purchases but asking your opinion based on my taste info. I have not tried any of these bottles yet. My most expensive bottles I own are Woodford Double Oak and I am not sure about it yet. I like 1910 & WT101 the most. BT is sweet but flat to me. I also like Sazarac Rye. I think I am locked into below plan but should I skip EC Small Batch if I am getting EC Barrel Proof? I currently also own EW B&B and Early Times so I don’t need any more $20 bottles. Would you change anything based on my info I shared?
1. Rare Breed ($46)
2. 1792 Bottle in Bond Select ($35)
3. Old Forester 1920 ($52)
4. Knob Creek Singl Barel Res ($50)
5. Four Roses Single Barrell ($42)
6. Michters American (Blue - $44)
7. Ole Grandad 114 ($21)
8. Elijah Craig Small Batch ($28)
9. Elijah Craig Barrel Proof ($80)
10. Redbreast 12 ($65)
That's a solid lineup if you ask us. You can skip EC SmB if you're getting ECBP and always add water to your ECBP to bring the proof down if you like. That said, we feel bad about doing that to ECBP so we do keep a bottle of EC SmB around as well. Overall your list is covering a lot of bases and seems very well thought out.
Someone in the comments mentioned Sweetens Cove Kennessee. It is so very close to the Nelson Bros, I have a hard time telling them apart, but (at least in Memphis) its over $60 ($65 I think). Worth checking out if you haven't.
Would appreciate a closer view of the bottles, thank you.
Love the video highlighting this price point. A little surprised nothing from Four Roses made the cut. The single barrel runs comfortably below $60 and is a solid option for any occasion.
It’s in there at 5:50 and our favorite Four Roses core product. Cheers Joel!
OMG, can’t believe I missed that. At least we both have great taste. Keep up the great videos!
Great list
I'd put Blade & Bow and OGD 114 on this list too.
I think you can also add New Riff BiB or single barrels, Wilderness Trail BiB, Jack Daniels single barrel, Penelope Four Grain, Maker's Cask Strength, Smooth Ambler. As much as we're seeing price jumps, there is actually a lot of great whiskey below $60. They aren't going to compete for whiskey of the year, but so many are a solid B/B+.
VERY well said Jarod!
This video is seriously enjoyable. The music, your dynamic, and your explanation is priceless.
Thanks so much for watching Manny!
As a 10-year bourbon, I will stand by Russell’s Reserve over Tin Cup or Eagle Rare. Price is way better than Tin Cup, however, Eagle Rare may appeal to certain palates. Rare Breed is fantastic, Nelson Bros was a nice surprise, 1792 Small Batch is great as is Early Times. KC SB 120 is a favorite. We are mostly on the same page. Y’all are the best. Cheers!
You know we’re Turkey fans Mike! Wanted to get Rare Breed in here plus the honorable mention to 101 but Russell’s 10 would’ve been next in line. Cheers!
That Green River really is good. Great overall list.
In my market Larceny Barrelproof. Under 60 (just barely) but lately very good batches.
Picked up a bottle of Pursuit today, very solid choice. Thanks
So glad to hear you're enjoying it! Cheers!
Great lineup, just wish I could fine the Early Times BIB in my market.
Let us help fight any FOMO. It’s good value bourbon but nothing ground breaking. Cooper’s Craft, Jack Bonded, and Old Fo 100 are all reasonably substitutes, and Wild Turkey 101 and Evan Williams BiB are equally good value with a different flavor profile. We do enjoy Early Times but don’t think anybody is missing out if it’s not available in their market. Cheers and thanks for watching Mack!
Rebecca Creek Double Barrel Bourbon
Give it a go, it’s fantastic!!!
I haven’t had many KC picks, but so far I’m just not a big fan. I did blend one with the standard KC9 to bring it down to 110 and I have to say I think I like it more. I typically like high proof pours but the KC pick I had was hot.
I think 1792 SmB is one of the most underrated shelfers out there. Maybe it’s the bottle design, I’m not sure. But I’m a fan of Barton.
WT101 will always have a place in my house. I particularly like blending it with WT101 Rye, so good! 2/3 bourbon, 1/3 rye.
I’ll have to check out the Nelsons Greenbrier Reserve. Thanks for the tip!
We’ve gotten some hot KC120s as well that require some air time and/or water to bring out there best. Great point!
@@stuffandwhiskey That’s a good point, I am typically hesitant to add water, not sure why, I really need to just try it! What’s the worst that’s going to happen?!
Have y'all had a btl of Russell's Reserve Single Barrel? My favorite in this category!
Hey Tex - I’m with you 100 % - Russell’s Reserve SB is super tasty. Also love Woodford Reserve DO (also under $60) and Jack Danials SBBP but that’s $65 here in Maine.
@@fishhead680 Love the Jack SBBP as well. Pricing is the same here as there.
We love them but they’re very hard to get in our market and quite pricey ($80).
@@stuffandwhiskey Only $60 here.
Everybody has different taste buds and different likes and dislikes.
I have tried bourbon that people just raved about that I didn’t like....1792 knobs creek and four roses for me just didn’t float my boat at all.
I like the miniatures when I can find them rather than buying a big bottle. When I bought 1792 it wasn’t anywhere near the cost you said. I paid like $37 for it and regretted it. I know. Everybody’s different.
All of these are nice bourbons so I’m not saying they’re not, just that there is a certain something that I want to taste in bourbon that I can’t put my hands on.
Thanks for your show because we all appreciate good bourbon. Making good whiskey is truly an art form.
Well said all around. Palates will always differ-even one’s own palate on different days. Cheers and thanks for watching!
@@stuffandwhiskey I believe it was Freud that said sometimes a cigar is a great smoke and sometimes it’s just a cigar. It just depends upon what fires in your brain at the time and your level of enjoyment at that time. It really is so true that your mental state and your palette at the time determine so much. Very true.
Had the pleasure of tasting the Nelson's Reserve at the distillery in December. Loved the bourbon, my wife preferred their Sour Mash. Preferred the bourbon also over the Bellmeade by a nose. Great review and choices.
I've been really enjoying Cooper's Craft 100. Talk about a solid and inexpensive Bourbon!
Great list. I would put the 1792 Full Proof in place of the SMall Batch - I think it is a much nicer product if you aren't turned off by the 125 prof (though IMHO, it drink way lower than its proof point).
We don’t disagree but it’s definitely not a very available product in our market. Very difficult to get here.
@@stuffandwhiskey Huh. Didn’t realize it was like that. It’s readily available here (Boston area) both regular and store picks. Oddly the BiB is nowhere to be seen around here.
On one video you mentioned blending green river with another bourbon. I can’t seem to find that and I didn’t take notes. Can you refresh my memory? Thanks a bunch
Dang, we can’t recall ourselves. So sorry. Our go-to blend is a combo of Woodford Double Oak, 1910, and Jack Daniel’s Barrel Proof.
I'm totally with you on the Tin Cup 10 year > Eagle Rare. I just wish that it was about $10 less. At the lower proof it seems to be slightly overpriced.
Agreed. At $40 we’d be singing it’s praises even more.
Bulliet 10 yr was a nice surprise for me. I like that you give a nod to the stapes of the price point, but glad that some of the outliers were mentioned. Any recommendation on Old Scout.
Old Scout is one we’ve not tried much of except for older single barrel picks years ago. We need to revisit.
of these, I've only had 1910, Rare Breed. ...I also enjoy Old Elk - a lot. (It's $50 at my store.)
Enjoyed the video. In Canada we do not access to a lot of these Bourbons , but they do come into Ontario on allocation. Thanks for the heads up. The WT Rare Breed and 101 are a good pour and are available. Cheers
Here in Europe we prefer single malt most of the time but I really like Wild Turkey Rare Breed.
Listing the bottles would be helpful for going to the store (taking a picture of bourbons easy access 😊
Thanks for watching David! A bit confused by your comment, however, and want to understand where you’re coming from. Can you clarify? If it was a photo of the bottles and a typed list it would be a blog post rather than a video. It’s very important to us to say the “why” behind each bottle as well, because without the context of why each bottle was included, it doesn’t make for helpful content in our opinion. Hopefully that makes sense.
@@stuffandwhiskey sorry for the confusion. I was just saying to maybe list the names of the bourbons somewhere in the side bar so people like me can take a picture of them and not have to write them down so when we go to a store we can quickly reference the picture and bypass a written list.Thanks and keep up the great reviews.
Thanks, again, for what you bring to the community. Appreciate this video very much! Have you noticed any difference between the old and new Early Times BiB? Also, since the Nelson Bros is sourced from Bardstown, does it have any similarities to other Bardstown products? Never tried any of their stuff and curious if this is an affordable way to fry some. Thanks!
We know that’s the common refrain with Brown Forman vs Sazerac Early Times but we’ve been through three bottles of each and it hasn’t been the case with our bottles. In fact we had a blind flight night with Patreon a few months back and the Sazerac Early Times beat the Brown Forman Early Times for everyone and it also beat EH Taylor SmB for 12 out of 14 people. Our Sazerac ET bottles have been so much more of a darker and richer cherry cola profile compared to the banana pudding profile of the Brown Forman Early Times. The variance on these is pretty wild.
For Nelson Bros it’s reportedly their own mashbill that Bardstown is doing contract distillation work on. We wouldn’t say it’s wildly different in as much as Kentucky bourbon is already a pretty narrow spectrum of flavors, but it’s certainly its own product.
@@stuffandwhiskey awesome, thanks for much for the detail!
Great list. Would love for you guys to review Woodinville. It’s currently in my Top 5 favs.
That’s one we actually don’t get in our area. We’ve tried a few samples of picks and they’ve impressed us though.
Yep, OF 1910 is probably the best bourbon I’ve had, and I strongly prefer it over the 1920.
In your opinion, is there a noticeable difference between the Brown-Forman and Sazerac versions of Early Times?
We’ve blinded and wrote so much about this topic we have a copy and paste document for it. Standby!
“We know the common refrain with Brown Forman vs Sazerac Early Times is that Brown Forman is better, but we’ve been through three bottles of each side by side and it hasn’t been the case with our bottles. In fact we had a blind flight night with Patreon a few months back and the Sazerac Early Times not only beat the Brown Forman Early Times easily for everyone but it also beat EH Taylor SmB for 12 out of 14 people-so it’s not just our palates. Our Sazerac Early Times bottles have had a much more dark and rich cherry cola profile compared to the banana pudding profile of the Brown Forman Early Times. All that to say, the variance on these is pretty wild. Can’t expect the highest level of quality control in blending on a $25 liter of bourbon we suppose.
Let us help fight any FOMO as well. It’s good value bourbon but nothing ground breaking. Cooper’s Craft, Jack Bonded, and Old Fo 100 are all reasonably substitutes, and Wild Turkey 101 and Evan Williams BiB are equally good value with a different flavor profile. We do enjoy Early Times but don’t think anybody is missing out if it’s not available in their market.”
@Stuff & Whiskey LOL, appreciate the time spent cutting & pasting! It's pretty easy to get here in Michigan, so I guess I need to just break down and try a bottle. Thanks, and love your videos!!
You are a cute couple. My wife got me into whisky. She still likes to add a drop of tonic while I’ve moved from neophyte to neat drinker of 120 proofs. 4 roses, knob 120, and rare breed are staples for me. Based on your rec will definitely pick up a Nelson. Always liked the Belle Mead. Maybe I can get my wife to join me in a blind comparison video of the 4. Her palate is actually really way above my own and she’d be the star of the show. Cheers!🎉😊
Cheers and thanks so much for watching and for the kind words Jonathan!
Hmm. Going to have to see if I can find that Nelson Brothers Bourbon. Great to see some alternatives along with the staples under $60.
With a $60 limit, I'd get 1792 Full proof instead of the small batch. John J Bowman is a no-brainer for my list also. Michter's SB or American, and Russell's single barrel would be on my list too.
Y’all’s taste really mirrors mine. Add in Noble Oak double oak, both of the new Bardstown Origin series bourbons, and Redwood Empire Lost Monarch. Tincup 10 at $50 is a must have. Low proof be damned.
Hey! I have really been enjoying your videos. Would love to see a four roses small batch select vs rare breed blind. I had a couple pours of these last night and the four roses seemed like there was so much more to it. Maybe because it’s non chill filtered. Picked up the rare breed at Walmart for 45 and the four roses at Costco for 50. Anyway great channel!!
We’re due to pick up another Four Roses SmB Select and that sounds like a fun matchup. Thanks Larry!
I was surprised New Riff SB didn't make the list. I have enjoyed them, just wondering if you're tastes have changed.
We still love us some New Riff picks. Leaving them out was more oversight than slight on our part. They should’ve definitely been in here. All our favorite picks are stashed back because we like them so much, so we didn’t even see them when we were grabbing bottles for the video idea. Our bad!
Rare Breed is great! The Rye is very good too!
I wish I could find Early Times BiB! It isn't distributed in my state unfortunately.
Fret not! Jack Daniel’s Bonded and Old Forester 100 are reasonable alternatives.
"Litera Cola" LOL!
Wish I could get Green River in my area as I have heard good things in many places, but I am 90% behind you on all of these (though I have only had the older Belle Meade Reserve not the newer Nelson Bros. version) with the exception of Tin Cup 10yr. Though I agree that the "regular" version is a big ol' double thumbs down and the 10-yr is WAAAAY better, I really don't think it compares to Eagle Rare for complexity of flavor. Easier to find FOR SURE, but it just doesn't do it for me. YMMV.
That’s fair Chris, and Eagle Rares can vary quite a bit too. If you get a good one, it’s hard to find a comparable bottle for the money at retail. If you get an average to odd one, you’ll wonder what all the fuss is about. We’ve got one standard and one store pick right now and if someone tried the store pick blind they might actually dump the glass down the sink instead of finish it because it’s so odd.
Did you guys see Nelson is doing a huge renovation. We love that place when we were out there and that is way under rated.
Was lucky enough to get Rare Breed on sale over Christmas for $40 Canadian whish is only $28 US.
I had been wondering about that Nelson's. Good to hear it is comparable to the Belle Meade Reserve which is really good. I was watching this while sipping on some 101, when you pulled the Rare Breed. I immediately grabbed a pour of it as well. It was a good Turkey Tuesday.
Old Forester 1920, Old Forester 1910, Wild Turkey Rare Breed, Four Roses Small Batch Select, Russel's Reserve Single Barrel, Russel's Reserve 10yr, Knob Creek Single Barrel Reserve, Penelope Barrel Strength Select, Early Times Bottled In Bond, & Wild Turkey 101
Four Roses SmB Select is such a great bottle. $64-75 in our market or it would’ve made the list easily. Great choices Jared!
@@stuffandwhiskey Fair enough. I like it better than many Four Roses SiB I've had, and I can get it for $55 here in Dallas. It just hits on another level.
Gotta try the Knob Creek.
I’m a little surprised Russell’s Reserve Single Barrel doesn’t come up more on this channel because of the love that Rare Breed gets. That is an option I would definitely add to your list.
We love Russell’s SiBs but they’ve become a hunted item by flippers so it’s rare that we get them anymore, and they’re marked up to $80 when they do hit stores. Wish they were more available and closer in price to Rare Breed and we’d be singing their praises.
Russell’s 10 year is a nice expression that is ~$43 around my area. It reminds me of Eagle Rare in that the 10 years aging results in a very nice bourbon but I wish another 10 proof points were available.
@@stuffandwhiskey Russell’s SB is getting very hard to find and pricy in SoCal as well - ~$70s. If it shows, you gotta grab it because it goes fast. I personally find Rare Breed to be a good replacement. Its flavor profile and proof versus the price makes it a great value in today’s whiskey world - and it’s relatively available as you guys pointed out.
I was wondering the same. I guess that makes sense. RR SiB isn’t available in my area (Central IL) but it’s every where near my mom in S WI. Last month got a RR SiB for $55 & a RR Private Barrel Select for $69.
My sub-$60(ish) regular bourbons:
WT101, OGD/BiB, OF100, MM46, RR10, Bulleit/SiB, 4R/SBS, KC12, OF1910, Starlight/SiB, JJBowman
Adding in a few ryes: WTRB/Rye, WT101/Rye, EC/Rye
What was the name of the last whiskey bottle?
Pursuit United Bourbon
Nice! I have 7 of these. Guess I'm doing pretty good with my collection 😎🎸
Mic is off axis. Or maybe in figure 8 or Omni and picking up weird reflections. Love the content, just wanted to point it out
We hear ya. Nobody is more unhappy with the audio than us. We’re working on it and think we have it solved now with some sound treatment measures to help with reverb.
Surprised Larceny and Elijah Craig Small Batch didn't make the list. Great list, overall!! Wish we got Early Times in the NYC market.
They’re great value bottles for sure. We just find Green River and 1792 SmB to be a little more interesting and wanted the vary the list a little from the common classics.
Yes, I prefer OF1910 too
Great video. Would love a blind tasting/ranking of these 10. Would be fun
My list would be:
Woodford Double Oak
WT 101
EW BIB
Old Forester Whiskey Rows, especially 1920
Maker's 46
I didn't look to see if it's out there, how does Kentucky Spirit vs Rare Breed go?
Different Kentucky Spirits vary as it’s a single barrel, and quite marked up in our market (stores at at $80 on them). We tend to prefer the proof and consistency of Rare Breed, but have had some outstanding Kentucky Spirits.
@@stuffandwhiskey Kentucky Spirit is $51 vs Rare Breed $45 in my market so I'm going to try it next time
Wild Turkey! Wooh 🥳
Edit: Belle Meade Bourbon is good 😯
Good list, but I did give my bottle of the Nelsons reserve away.
Nothing is for everyone, and can see Nelson Bros not being everyone’s cup of tea as we could even bottle on this list. Appreciate you tuning in and commenting Teddy! Cheers!
Native Nashvillian living in So Cal now.. Where can I find the Nelson Brothers?
Not sure on California distribution. We’re flush with it here and would expect that it’s out there in most states.
@@stuffandwhiskey I actually found some today, currently having some in an old fashioned!
Buffalo Trace and Eagle Rare are difficult in Florida, Early times is impossible to obtain!
There are states where Early Times simply isn’t distributed. Old Forester 100 is a viable alternative.
I can vouch for Old Forester 100 - it's good stuff. Here, I've never seen Eagle Rare or Early Times BiB, and I've only seen Buffalo Trace on the shelf once.
BM reserve is > N Bros, bought one to side by side but heads and shoulders better
As with any matter of taste, palates will differ. Seems to be split on those who prefer Belle Meade and those who prefer Nelson Bros. If you’re in the Belle Meade camp stock up before supplies run out. Becoming a TN-only product.
So, Four Roses SiB over small batch select?
I prefer the Small Batch Select but runs around the low to mid 60s around where I live. One can find it at nice n a while for the high 50s. When it first appeared in my area, it showed up at Costco for $50 - bought several bottles but now I’m down to my last one.
@@OttoBoy gotcha! It’s in my area consistently for $55. So you’re saying I should be taking advantage of this…
@@BeersHunter I don’t know the whiskey market in Delaware - I’m in Southern California - but $55 would be a good price here. This expression is always on the shelves at bottle shops, usually at ~$62-$67 on average. Single Barrel 100 proof is usually ~$45-$50. Costco has recently sold it at $38.
If $55 has been the going price in Delaware for a while, you should be OK buying as you want it. But if prices tend to be volatile in Delaware - they almost always have been going up here - you may want to stash away some if it’s not a financial issue.
As an example, Eagle Rare is not too hard to get around here - was low $20s forever until around 2017 - bumped up to $28-$30. Barrel picks were usually ~$33-$35. Local bottle shops just got in a shipments recently - not barrel picks. New price is $40. So my walk away with whiskey is, because demand is completely overwhelming supply (especially anything considered to be quality stuff), expect prices to continue rising for the foreseeable future. “Affordable” and “whiskey” are rarely mentioned together.
Four Roses SmB Select is $64-75 in our market but a great bottle. We’ve got a head-to-head in the back catalog of the two. 😉
Green river is still only sold in a couple states around kentucky
We’re betting they’re about to be everywhere after the Bardstown acquisition. Just hope BBC doesn’t change operations at Green River.
i wish you would line them up to see the whole list thank you
Early Times BIB is probably the best bang for the buck ever. Don't tell them as I don't want them raise the price! :)
Love what Ya"ll are doing! Keep it up
Thanks Adam! Cheers!
Rare breed is my absolute favorite
Literally yesterday when watching your videos I thought “They should do a $60 bourbon video.”
Great list guys!
Thanks for tuning in Kurt!
Can't get Early Times B&B in my neck of the woods.
Let us help fight any FOMO. It’s good value bourbon but nothing ground breaking. Cooper’s Craft, Jack Bonded, and Old Fo 100 are all reasonably substitutes, and Wild Turkey 101 and Evan Williams BiB are equally good value with a different flavor profile. We do enjoy Early Times but don’t think anybody is missing out if it’s not available in their market.
@stuffandwhiskey - Fair enough. You've named a couple of my standbys already.
Told my bud the other day .. not in the business of hunting sub 100 proof bourbon
eagle rare is 70 plus if you can find it
We definitely wouldn’t pay that much. It’s not readily available but suggested retail is near $30 and goes for $30-40 in most markets. We’re a hard pass on price gouging stores marking it up to $70 and beyond.
Another winner.
Great video
Thanks Timm!
Happy to see four roses signle on your list. Great choice.
I am not a whiskey drinker but looking for a gift. You two are so cute. Thanks for the info.
Thanks for the kind words! Cheers!
The tin cup silver top is garbage, only bottle I ever didn’t finish, ended up tossing the last 1/3 of the bottle
It’s so bad it’s shocking that they even keep making it.
WHISKEY CHEERS 😎
I like you guys. I hope you can improve your audio.
Tried something new that didn’t work. We’re always learning and trying to improve. It’s already fixed. Thanks for tuning in and cheers!