Son just gave us a bottle of Garrison Brothers Single Barrel, bottle #1 of the barrel from Total Wine. Betting it will be just fine with a cube or 2.
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Originally posted by Black Ice View PostWithout reading the entire thread what are some good sipping bourbon/whiskey’s for a newbie.
I’ve always just drank Jack and Coke if I wanted whiskey and never really appreciated them until recently.
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Originally posted by Black Ice View PostWithout reading the entire thread what are some good sipping bourbon/whiskey’s for a newbie.
I’ve always just drank Jack and Coke if I wanted whiskey and never really appreciated them until recently.
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Originally posted by Stick1 View PostWe recently discovered the Chestnut Farms BIB on the left. It's quickly becoming a favorite around here. It will stand up to most of the stuff that is much harder to find in the $100ish price range.
I almost bought a bottle of that the other day and held off. I may have to go back
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Originally posted by Black Ice View PostWithout reading the entire thread what are some good sipping bourbon/whiskey’s for a newbie.
I’ve always just drank Jack and Coke if I wanted whiskey and never really appreciated them until recently.
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*Actually, considering you like Jack in your coke, Jack Daniels Single Barrel or Gentlemans Jack may be a familiar start for you.
Sent from my SM-G973U using TapatalkLast edited by feralswine; 12-30-2020, 05:28 PM.
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Originally posted by feralswine View PostSome of these are a little harder to get a hold of than others depending on your location... but a short list I'd recommend would be Buffalo Trace, Weller Special Reserve, Eagle Rare, Evan Williams Single Barrel, 4 Roses Single Barrel. Start with 100 proof or lower. Maybe add a little ice or a splash of water to start off and work your way out of it. It's all gonna boil down to personal taste, no matter what anyone says. The few I listed are pretty easy drinkers though.
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Thanks! I went and bought a few the other day to start off with but will be stopping in Houston Tomrrow to grab a bottle or two probably of the Texas brands.
Any good stuff made in Texas?
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Originally posted by Stick1 View PostI think some of the higher end Irish's like Greenspot, Redbreast, etc. are a good jumping in point for "easy drinking" whiskeys. Powers 3 swallows is a great one at a good price-point. It's one of the first bottles to go empty around here Some of the blended stuff is also a good starting point as well. Haven't seen too many folks not like TX whiskey as an intro. Texas Ranger by Rebecca Creek is also an easy drinker to start with. As your palette develops, you'll probably start gravitating towards higher proofs and bolder flavor profiles. It's a journey, and your tastes will change as you progress.
I forgot about Rebbeca Creek and have drank my fair share of it but always mixed just like my Jack or Crown. I’ve had the TX whiskey also and liked it but it was mixed.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkLast edited by Black Ice; 12-30-2020, 05:31 PM.
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