WHAT'S ON THE SHELF WEDNESDAY | James E. Pepper 1776 Bourbon & Rye!
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- The Pepper family brand of whiskey is an iconic Kentucky whiskey brand initially produced during the American Revolution and continued through 1967. The family built and operated two main distilleries: first founding the site that today hosts the Woodford Reserve Distillery, and later the James E. Pepper Distillery in Lexington. In the late 1960s the bourbon industry hit hard times, and both the brand and distillery in Lexington were abandoned for over half a century. It was revitalized in 2017 and now their Bourbon and Rye has been on shelves for only $30 bucks!
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Every single video West Islip gets better and better! Erik from Lindenhurst
I’m very proud to sell this brand (I work for a wine & spirits wholesaler) as it over delivers when it comes to price and quality! Thank you for this really good video👍🏻
Agreed. I'm looking forward to the day We the People see James E. Pepper 1776: 10 year finished in toasted Chinquipin Oak barrels similar to Bomberger's Declaration 📜
1776 Rye is my favorite whiskey right now for sure
Always really enjoy the history lessons with your reviews!! The back stories are so interesting how distilleries crossed over, changed hands, or helping each other out in times of need. Happy Thanksgiving J!! 🥃
Agreed! Love the history lessons! 🥃
Yes, Jason does a great job of researching the back story of whiskeys. Love the content. Keep it up, Jason!
Thank God....I've had these for a few months and wondered.....WONDER no more. Thanks, Jason !
Drinking the 1776 Lexington KY bourbon watching this, It's not too bad.
I work half a mile from the James E Pepper distillery but never picked up a bottle yet. Been considering the 1776 rye.
Been eyeing these for a while and hoping for a review like yours to come out. They go for $27 around me. Going to give them a try because of your review. Thanks Jason.
Great review! Thanks for all the interesting history; ive known of this whiskey but didn't know anything about it until this video.
Makes a great Manhattan!
Great video as usual! Was expecting a much higher price tag than $30. Might have to grab a bottle of the rye if I come across it.
Went to Pepper in August and what a great distillery. Thank God for the old fashioned
Excellent reviews! I've enjoyed both of these. They work great in Old Fashioned cocktails. Thanks for not skimping on the history side.
Just opened my bottle of Rye from last year. Wish I had opened it earlier. Damn good surprise for a bottle that cost me about $30. It's definitely worth it and would buy it again.
Love that you did these the pepper has been my go to for a while now!!
I had a bottle of the rye about a year ago. It's was fantastic. I have a rye single barrel from Pepper on the way right now looking forward to it. Great history lesson as well. Cheers from Canada
1776 cask strength is sooooo good
Considering picking up the cask strength, never tried the 100, but $40 cask strength is usually a good bargain. Plus, the bottle design is cool.
I had been looking at these, going to give this a try! Love the series, and your content!
1776 Bourbon is among my go to's for quality and price.
It's less than 25$ in certain areas in America 🇺🇸.
Thanks for the review and enjoy Thanksgiving 2021. I have a bottle of the 1776 bourbon that I have really enjoyed. Almost gone now, I will look for a replacement soon
Oh I’ll be sharing some good stuff w a buddy this weekend. 🥃 I’m gonna get him hooked on some Remus 5. Also happy turkey day 🦃 🥃
Happy Thanksgiving, brother! Your shirt is apropos. I'm going to crack a Four Gate Old Sherry Pike to share with the family today. Cheers!
Great history lesson. Happy Thanksgiving and enjoy your cooking! Cheers!
Nice review. Really liking the music Jason 00:35
I bought the MGP distilled version of the bourbon last summer and it was pretty good. Now that there is a BBC distilled product, I’ll have to score it too. I love going to the distillery district when I go up to Lex. Have a great Thanksgiving.
Can confirm. That rye makes a killer Manhattan.
I own both these bottles thou not my favorite it is a great feeling knowing these are part of the history in whiskey.
Had a rye barrel pick from them at a local retailer that was outstanding
LOVE the 1776 rye for the price.
Damn good history lesson👍thanks!!
This is one of the bottles that turned me on to rye. You found those bottles for $30?? Lucky dog... think I paid close to $40. You're correct about the rye being great in a cocktail... I made several Manhattan variations with it and was deliciously surprised by each one.
I'd love to see a head to head between the 1776 bourbon and David Nicholson Reserve. Cheers!
I would have loved to see a quick comparison at the end of an MGP and a BBC version of the bourbon. Might want to snatch up one or the other.
Great review as always! I like 95/5 rye. I was playing with numbers in my head before you mentioned that the bourbon was 60% corn, 36% rye and 4% malted barley and wondered how a 55% corn, 30% rye, 10% malted barley and 5% wheat would taste in comparison?
Nice, I was just eyeing these 2 a couple days ago. My local guy has the Rye @ $25 w seems like a good val esp for c-tails. Any opinion on the Old Pepper Straight Rye? Thanks man!
The old mgp one was killer, gonna dusty it up on those. New one sounds good but not the same.
Jason would you say the bourbon is somewhat akin to an Old Gran Dad?
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Great video!
I don't like the rye though. Too much eucalyptus for me.
A good idea would be to film at an actual local liquor store and pick out what is the best quality for the money of what's available in an everyday liquor store. So many decent bourbons are becoming difficult to find. When I saw the name "what's on the shelf" that's what I thought you'd be doing. Good show though.
I've only had one Pepper expression, Old Pepper Straight Rye Whiskey 4 yr old 107 proof, $31. While I generally love an MGP 95/5 rye, this one did not sit well with me. It had a really weird spice note (cardamon ?) that was very off putting. I guess I need to give them a second chance given the reasonable prices.
Can you do a side by side of 1776 Rye and Tin Cup Rye? "A bold and smooth 90 proof rye whiskey, made of 95% Mid-Western Rye & 5% Barley. TINCUP® Rye is distilled and aged for three years, then cut to proof with pure Rocky Mountain water." I like Tin Cup but sounds like the 1776 may have the edge. Happy Thanksgiving!
You have peaked my interest with these offerings! Thanks again for yet another great review and Happy Thanksgiving 👍
WHISKEY CHEERS 😎😎😎😎
These bottles are always on the bottom shelf of my local shop and the low price point made me pass on them. Guess I’m going to give them a try. Thanks for the great review and HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL!
Bulleit 10 year is $37 on sale for the age is incredible so I think this Pepper bourbon is a skip but thanks for reviewing.