Peerless Double Oaked Bourbon Review! Compared to Woodford Double Oaked and Old Forester 1910

[@IanF0311]

My favorite bourbon to go with a cigar

[@bloodCount8895]

It's 89.99$ in my area (North Illinois). Finally got a bottle. Haven't seen it for cheaper around my area.

[@pimpinken8901]

$70 is pretty good I’m in Louisville and I’ve never seen it for less than $100

[@TonyB001]

I also get those cigar / sweet pipe notes on their standard bourbon . Love that

[@aaronglassman7705]

I just cracked my Peerless DO and love it! I find it to be very smooth for 107 proof, with excellent viscosity and more sweetness that you are describing. The chocolate is definitely there as is the leather and wood, all in a good way. This is my first foray into double oaked bourbons, so now I feel like I have to give the OF 1910 and the WFDO a try as well. Thanks for the great review!

[@williamparker8318]

Yes I wish it was a little cheaper also. I was at the distillery In Louisville on the 4th of Nov and paid $134 for this bottle. the Dbl Oak Rye single barrel #4 was a little more and the Chocolate Manhattan bourbon single barrel was a little less. All in all when you visit distillery you will always find new and different bottles to purchase. Varity that you don't always see at the bigger houses. And isn't Varity the spice of life? Good review and hears to Kentucky Peerless for trying new things. Cheers.

[@thecougarexperience]

Peerless is $79 here in San Antonio. It’s tough to buy it when Woodford DO is $48.

[@dpgoode]

Great timing! I’m visiting Kentucky Peerless soon and gives me something to look forward too..

[@dalekelly7314]

Agree with the comments on Peerless pricing. I'm in NJ and the prices are nuts for whiskies this young. Everything is over $100 bucks so I've never even considered buying it.

[@rrayjay5171]

Nice Vid as usual Jason C!! Thank you Peerless for making this product high proof! I can’t wait to find it on the hunt.

[@markhoyle3248]

Was at Peerless this past weekend They had a double oak single barrel rye gift shop only It was very nice

[@Brad-ic4bp]

I’m a big fan of double-oaked and toasted bourbons, but this is the most extreme in terms of big, sweet brown-sugar flavor. It’s usually too intense for me. I really need to be in the right mood for it, as a dessert bourbon. Update: I just did a little comparison of Peerless and Woodford Double-Oak, to confirm I prefer the Woodford, and then I just combined the 1/2 ounce Woordford with the 1/2 ounce Peerless, just out of curiosity - and it's fantastic! (my proprietary blend:). If you also have a bottle of both on your shelf, try it!

[@WhiskeyQuests]

OF 1910 it is. It’s getting cold and I’m starting to get in the mood for these flavors. Cheers bro 🥃

[@christopherm.2413]

Keeping an eye out for peerless. Woodford DO for me is breakfast bourbon while the 1910 is charred marshmallows and graham crackers. Cheers Jason!

[@ericgunderson8465]

You can make an argument for the Starlight double oaked. @ 106 proof & 4.5 years old, it would make an interesting comparison.

[@nathanfay4136]

Have found their Single Barrel Rye & Bourbon store picks here in Austin below retail pricing (even compared to TWM and Spec’s) and they’re both fantastic! Will grab 1 of these if find it

[@brentross9233]

Just in time! Touring Peerless next weekend. Thanks, Jason.

[@karinawalker8140]

Would love to see you try some J Henry products. Theyre starting to distribute further and further out.

[@thomascrompton7775]

Did you review the rye double oak.

[@TheMashandDrum]

Not yet. Need to get that

[@memikecraig]

Wait till you guys try the Double Oaked Rye. Outstanding.

[@patrickq7489]

Great reaction to the blend at the end.😁😂

[@philc1884]

Thanks J, the peerless seems to have some peaty scotch similarities w I'd be curious to sample but at that price pt and ltd dist I think I'll be ok if it doesn't happen. I have been eyeing the 1910 (to go next to my 1920). This inspires me to grab one although that's become hard to find.

[@williamleidy6713]

I have had the bourbon at 108 proof and the double barreled rye. Both were good but I don't hunt peerless down because it isn't available in my area.I also agree that in general Peerless prices are on the high side.

[@brandonpump6551]

Interesting review. I wish Wilderness Trail did a Double Oaked to have the apples to apples comparison considering they’re the only 2 using a sweet mash.

[@ericlarsen8401]

Always enjoy your reviews Jason. Thanks for giving us some great tasting notes and comparisons before we purchase.

[@jeromeschmidt7805]

I hope I get one of these someday.

[@Myclassicalrecording]

Right on with that cigar note. Super damn spicy.

[@erikevenson4303]

i have tended to like double oaked products over regular ones; they tend to round out young sharp notes and add deep complexity.

[@robertshay9235]

I would definitely say that the scale of production for Woodford and Old Forester is far beyond Peerless allowing for a cheaper price. I’ve never tried any Peerless bourbon yet but the Ryes I’ve tried are great

[@TheMashandDrum]

Plus everything peerless does makes their whiskey more expensive. Sweet mash, low entry proof, bottle design...etc.

[@mrjiggs8]

Risking Life and Limb for the community...taking a Triple Double Oak Blend for the team.... I really wish I could find the Peerless Products more here in Ohio, just noticed the Rye has started appearing on shelfs....here's to hoping for this Double Oak to show up eventually. Happiest of Holidays to everyone...Cheers.

[@peterslonsky]

Hilarious end bro!

[@troybornhorst9173]

Wonderful review. Thx.

[@shaytprevost]

You have to re-reveiw this. It is like drinking a bourbon sweet tea now. So damn good! If nothing else do yourself a favor and pick up a new bottle to enjoy yourself off camera.

[@DheadTV]

Rough... I can get a Peerless for 170$CAN... I remembered everyone had high praise but you questioning the price makes me hesitate now haha, thx.

[@xrealm20]

Wonder how it would stand up to a 1915 blend...

[@bentiner3117]

Never tried a peerless but this might be the one to change that.

[@TheUMIA]

You have been missing out. Peerless makes a great rye.

[@beerme8949]

I do enjoy the 1910 and Woodford. But I have to be in the right mood for Woodford its straight up marshmallow to me. Like drinking a moon pie. Definitely mood dependent pour.

[@edpeter9411]

Nope! Nope! That did NOT work! Had me crying. Great review, thanks Jason.

[@Danr07]

If this were 8-10 year juice, at the same price, I might consider it.

[@cartermayfield]

So why do you think so many of the toasted finishes out there are lower proof? I can think of a million toasted barrel finish whiskies right now and the only ones offered at barrel proof are this and Michter’s Toasted Barrel Rye. Is it the cost of the second finish or does it tone down some of the woody characteristics when you proof it down?

[@TheMashandDrum]

I think theres a little bit of both here. I think you get more out of it by watering it down and it may tone down some of the tannic notes that can happen with a double oak. Personally I think toasted ryes work better than bourbon.

[@Hellboy700]

(grabs keys) Whelp, off to the local shop, dangit, hehehe I might not be able to smoke cigars anymore, but if I can have a similar experience sipping whiskey that sounds fine by me.

[@salllmanjohn20]

Ohhhhh I'm excited for this!!!! Thank you for doing this one! I won't be able to get the peerless here in Oklahoma, so this video was a treat ❣️

[@brandonpump6551]

Let’s throw some Lucky Seven Holiday Toast in the mix.

[@218422100]

Awsome review and hopefully I'll touring Peerless in the near future...💯😎

[@macinthergv8910]

Good review. We could all benefit from more reviews like this.

[@MrAhuraMazda]

Mash, hear me out brother. Noah's Mill. Revisit. I just got into a bottle and MY GOD. You talk about the leather chocolate of 1920 meets the spicy oak of Rare Breed and a back note of refined peanuts like a Knob Creek 12. And finish of pepper and that little tingle of mint/cinnamon. And a chewy mouth of 114 proof. $45-$55. It's not the "best" bourbon, but it's the best of bourbon. A nose that is 5 different flavors and robust, fills your entire brain but is different each time. Peanuts and cherry cinnamon covered in caramel oak. And chewy mouth with a long Kentucky hug. For under $60?? Forget it. Noah's Mill is CRIMINALLY underrated. If you like Beam or Knob, Noah's Mill is an unbelievable value.

[@TheMashandDrum]

I agree with everything you said. Noah's Mill to me is all peanut butter and spice.

[@nathanfay4136]

Agree! It’s been a solid go-to for several yrs...never a bad bottle

[@LeatherDaddy97]

Always found their pricing to be high. Not bad whiskey, just really high pricing.

[@blakeanderson1214]

I actually really like it. Just that pricing HURTS!!….

[@robertlee6781]

@@blakeanderson1214 I heard the pricing is high, because the bottle is so expensive to produce. I agree, their prices are too high.

[@blakeanderson1214]

@@robertlee6781 unfortunately no. That’s a pandemic excuse. Their bottles have always been this high. Actually, I don’t even think the pricing has increased since the pandemic.

[@luismarquez3953]

Hello Jason how about a Heavens Door Bourbon or Rye Review? Thanks in advance

[@paytonwoodruff3621]

The single barrel ones are super funky. I enjoy getting them when I find them

[@35057]

Interesting Easter egg at the end to blend them… nope… nope .. nope. 😂😂🥃🥃

[@dramyankee2914]

Have both the bourbon and rye from these nice folks, however, I agree with Aiden that it’s not a good QPR. BTW, did you ever make it to Vegas?

[@TheMashandDrum]

Yeah Im in vegas now.

[@TheUMIA]

Great review as always Jason. Saved some cash watching this.

[@B1gC4st]

Wouldn't have had the requests if you didn't have it in the background for the last month!

[@Farcry-yh4mu]

WRDO cask strength just in case Woodford is listening

[@popemdontwatchem]

Can 100% confirm goes incredible with cigars! Did a Puff & Pour with a Cohiba Black. Unreal!

[@ChadWoodNC-PiedmontSkyCams]

Love the vids Jason. I was the first like and first comment! Whoot whoot!

[@TheMashandDrum]

Thanks man!!

[@cbjwags]

Disappointed you lost with that triple double:)

[@blakeanderson1214]

Haven’t had this expression yet. Almost sounds more like a cigar blend then a double oak product

[@timevans312]

Not a fan of the Peerless. Tasted like a young bourbon masked by too much oak.

[@TheMashandDrum]

There's some of that I think. Curious how it opens up.