The 12 Best Bourbons to Drink in 2023

[@mttech1995]

Cannot argue once with any of your alternate selections! Well done!! You can never go wrong with the standard offering Knob Creek for a great cocktail or budget bourbon too!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Thanks a lot, Ed, cheers! KC9 is a very good cocktail bourbon. Pair that with black walnut bitters and you've got a great beverage.

[@boydmasonlake1995]

Agree with the 4roses sb. Always in my rotation with backups. $35 @ my costco

[@TheBourbonVan]

$35 is an unbelievable price for that bourbon.

[@njsmwalker]

Great video and love your alternate choices. A tad surprised that Old Forester 1920 did not make either list. Great barrel proof, flavours galore, long finish, easy to find, and great value at $60. Will always be on my shelf.

[@jamestaylor9258]

McKenna 10 is 45 USD here, and good bottles are good, but .. no guarantee. Russell's 10, Rare Breed, 1910, or Widow Jane 10 are all fantastic. ✔️ That KC 12 is delicious. WW is da bomb! For local producers, Blonde, an 8-yr whiskey made wirh red wheat and white corn. Think Werther original with alcohol. 🙂 Pipe dream is great, but the CS Lost Monarch... ♥️. I keep editing it!!!! That Cooper's? ♥️♥️.

[@crimsontide1980]

As someone who is relatively new to bourbon as far as being an enthusiast, I gotta say your list is rock solid. I mean, I've drank my fair share of bourbon over the last 25 years, but I've always just bought cheaper whiskey, like a Jim Beam white label, or Evan Williams, Makers Mark, etc. I've never really paid much attention to the actual taste because I always mixed with 7 Up or Sprite. Over the last 2 months I've started to try other, more premium or higher quality brands and I've actually tried just about all of the bourbons on the list and they're all excellent choices. One kind I've tried that I feel has a very complex flavor is Angel's Envy. It's a little more expensive than most on your list, about $55, but I feel it's a very solid, tasty, and smooth to drink bourbon. It was recommended to me by a bartender buddy of mine and its one of my favorites so far. I know that's subject to change as I reach out and try new bourbons.

[@boblong834]

For a mixer, Mitcher’s Bourbon is Latin for Wild Turkey 101 Rye. 😉

[@TheBourbonVan]

LOL

[@cjandcristymiller5330]

MAVIS, yay!!!!! The only thing I was missing in your recommendations ...the always reliable, OGD BIB and/or 114, hehehehe. Cheers!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Haha, we try to mix it up, but you KNOW we love OGD.

[@robmullins]

I think of a "sipper" as one that might be a little pricey but, most importantly, has a loooong finish. You get to take your time sipping and enjoying between sips.

[@reedr7142]

I love Old Forester 100 straight. I just picked up a bottle last week. I have yet to try it in an old fashioned, but I've been looking forward to it. I've been chasing Frey Ranch and Cooper's ever since I started my collection less than a month ago. You guys look so comfortable in those sweaters. Cheers!

[@tedsalmon2533]

Speaking as a Tennessee resident I couldn't agree more with your TN picks. Everything ftom Chattanooga Whiskey is fabulous and amazingly affordable. I've had a few Heavens Door cask strength store oicks that are great as well. Actually Tennessee whiskey is bourbon, just filtered through maple charcoal. Regardless of what the ridiculous law in this state claims.

[@TheBourbonVan]

Cheers, Ted. We almost never mention Tennessee whiskey and bourbon in the same sentence for fear of angry keyboard warriors jumping down our throats. These days we just stay out of it and enjoy all the whiskey, whatever it's called.

[@lindrake8315]

EW 1783 is an great budget pick. I my 1st pick would be Early Times BiB and OGD 114. Both are getting harder to find but they are both fantastic!

[@CMBgreenbird]

I have absolutely loved everything I've gotten from Wilderness Trail and have 2 store pics from one of my favorite bottle shops that are uniquely amazing!

[@Usonian7]

A few months into drinking whiskey, old Forester is my jam!!! 100 is my go-to, rye is amazing, and 1910 is my occasional. I'd put it up to other double oaked any day.

[@kevinmccabe1423]

This was very refreshing. No pun intended. Very down to earth and fun. Bourbons people like me actually drink and enjoy. Way to go

[@TheBourbonVan]

Thanks, Kevin, cheers!

[@kathyhughey7350]

Your list is so much better!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Thanks Kathy!

[@c.thomasszanto1497]

Thank you for the recommendations! Totally agree on KC12, WTRB, 1783, 4Roses Sib. OF Sib barrel proof is great over a cube. Will find Wilderness Trail and John J Bowman single barrel soon. Cheers from NJ

[@thebourboncrue3916]

Great alternative list you came up with. I do have to say, Henry McKenna is one of our favorites though but as you said it’s a single barrel so it all depends on each bottle.

[@TheBourbonVan]

Certainly, no disrespect intended to McKenna 10. We think it's something everybody should try. But given how hard it is to fine and the way it usually gets marked up, we figured we'd suggest an alternative that's easier to find and also definitely worth a try. Cheers!

[@thebourboncrue3916]

We definitely didn’t take anything as disrespect. You guys are our favorite KZbinrs. Love watching you guys!!

[@jonclassical5710]

Old Forester 1910 is my #1 common man bourbon in 2022 and now 2023! (Good luck finding Knob Creek 12 in NC!)

[@haydenboyd2327]

Wilderness trail is delicious. Grew up right around the corner from the distillery

[@bo_mccroskey]

What a strange list, I like yours much better. I enjoy EW 1783 much more than Maker's Mark. I recommend it all the time to people looking for a great affordable bourbon. Rare Breed and OF100 are so good. I need to try a Wilderness Trail. I see them all the time, but have never had one.

[@TheBourbonVan]

1783 and Rare Breed are just plain great values in bourbon.

[@swopeti]

Hush on my EW 1783. I enjoy this as my warm up bourbon and great in my mixed drinks. I now just buy the 1.75's of these

[@rubyheart921]

I like your list better. But now I want to pour some Rare Breed, sit on the porch and judge my neighbors. Lol!

[@TheBourbonVan]

We’re sure they’re up to something over there!

[@chadm6981]

Sipping for me depends on the season, only 2 seasons here in Northwest Florida so that makes it easier. Hot weather I usually go for the lower proof bourbons and winter (January to February) the higher proof bourbons.

[@nickp5511]

Frey Ranch averag every where here in California is great! Redwood Empire Monarch is awesome! A couple of hours from me Krobar distillery, Rod and Hammer, and Re: Fine distillery! Nice list!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Redwood Empire is super special. We love what they’re up to. Cheers!

[@tomgensel4134]

Best of the best. I'm writing everything down. Still an old guy new to bourbon and very much agree with you two. Thanks so much. Cheers🥃

[@TheBourbonVan]

Thanks a lot, Tom, cheers!

[@peachcoke]

Hi, PeachCoke here, Great video. Your alternatives sound much better. A great guide for newbies like me. Keep up the good work. Thanks, PeachCoke out.

[@TheBourbonVan]

More whiskeys should come in a velvet bag. How did Crown get the monopoly on class in the whiskey world?

[@NothingMaster]

While you guys are talking about and drinking bourbon, the cat must be driving the van. 🐈

[@Scottishblacksmith61]

Lots to think about. Here in Central Iowa , Makers Mark and Makers 46 run 32ish and 34ish respectively. I have wanted to try the 46 maybe will? Knob Kreek 12, I have heard(read) a lot about... bit out of my price range at the moment, Going to be looking for Evan Williams offerings.Also more Four Roses .

[@MrShreddykruger]

This is one of the better whiskey videos on KZbin that I’ve seen. Subscribed.

[@stefanschwalenberg8320]

Hey you two! I was dying at how you were more wound up about the categories themselves than the selections for the categories. I certainly agree w/ your perplexedness (is that a word?) I'm still crawling my way up the proof ladder, but I'm guessing that when I arrive at the barrel strength plateau, I'll be sipping Elijah Craig right alongside you considering how much I enjoyed my first bottle of their Small Batch. Bottoms Up!

[@89sooner]

I may have had a base 4 year high rye Wilderness Trail, but for me it is all about the picks. Talk about value..1783 is $13 in OKC (BiB is $11). Yaz to Rare Breed…and the KC12 (though I am not a fan of the KC9). I’ve been meaning to get another 4 Roses SB…my last one was early in my journey, and I’ve become a high-rye guy of late. The $55-80 range has so many things to offer….which leads to ECBP (I have no problem getting up to $95 for Remus Repeal Reserve). Agree on Maker’s assorted stave-y bottles, but as said, I am all about the Wilderness Trail yellow label picks. I’m more about the Lost Monarch…sounds like the Cask Strength version is disappointing though. And who can argue with that malty Chattanooga 111?

[@TheBourbonVan]

We love Wilderness Trail picks. Their 6 year high rye BIB has become our go-to when we want something a little brighter or just plain different. They make great whiskey.

[@shmoo1000]

The chemistry you guys have together gives the channel great vibes. Were both of you always into whiskey or did one slowly introduce another into whiskey? My lady currently enjoys whiskey cocktails but doesn't enjoy it much neat, so interested to hear if this sort of thing ever happened.

[@TheBourbonVan]

We've always both enjoyed whiskey, but we really didn't expand our collection beyond a bottle or two until a few years ago. Phil was the main driver of the hobby for us, but we're both enthusiastic about whiskey these days. When Julie tried Old Forester 1910 for the first time, that's when she realized neat whiskey could be delicious. Find a whiskey your wife likes, and then explore flavors together!

[@ryanackerman9174]

Oregon Spirit is amazing! Complex for bourbon but still easy sipping.

[@TheBourbonVan]

We like to drop in for cocktails when we're in the neighborhood too. They always have something great for whatever season it is.

[@perryl5150]

It's been sitting on the the store shelf staring at me. I will have to grab one.

[@WhiskyNeighbour]

Love most of those. There are several at the end I cannot get :( Perhaps it will arrive. Thanks for making great content and "Hello" Mavis!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Thanks Jon, cheers!

[@ThriftyWhiskey]

Evan Williams 1783 is a great value bourbon. It didn't do anything incredible for us, but it is a really solid for $20.

[@mkropp117]

I think your list is much better....great recommendations!

[@DeanM915]

So Henry McKenna 10yr is definitely not the best overall to me, I do like the Wilderness Trail 8yr Bourbon! Makers is a decent value bottle, haven't tried the 1783 before myself. Never had Widow Jane, but my everyday sipper is Russell's 10 year. Knob 12 is good and has become more available in my area. For cocktails (Old Fashions) Knob 9 & Woodford are my favorite. Best bottle under $50 is Russell's 10yr. Best under $100 to me would be a good store pick! I like the Old Forester BP more than Elijah Craig. Been wanting to try Frey Ranch. If you want a good Redwood Empire the Grizzly Beast is their best.

[@marmot4]

I was VERY excited to grab a McKenna 10. It has maybe the best nose I've never experienced, delicious PB&J, but the palate is so much wood it's like ash. Bummer. On the other hand, the Wilderness Trail BIB rye is SO GOOD! Great pick! Also, I LOVE the Cooper's Craft too!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Cheers, Kevin!

[@josephthomas2226]

the cheapest I have seen McK 10 is $75. I am not willing to pay that for a bottle.

[@JenkinsB]

Huge Chatt fan here! Missed the Founders Reserve release in '22 though

[@TheBourbonVan]

We received a sample of the Founders and it was delicious. We would have loved to snag a bottle of that.

[@nickp5511]

Nice reviews I’ve been catching up new subscriber here! I’m loving my Widow Jane, KC12 all day, Russell’s 10, my Bakers 7 is just over 7 yrs but I found one today just shy of 9yrs! ECBP’s👍, and Larceny BP’s

[@frankd.506]

I've had most of these and you guys are spot on ,I was all about the Widow Jane until you said Rare Breed, Russell's and Chattanooga definitely, now I don't do a lot of mixing but I'll make a Mint Julep with Very Old Bartons 100 proof around race day or my Old Fashions I like WT 101 Rye, I like Rye anyway so it's dealers choice,Heaven's Door Cask Strength SB was one of my recent victims it was pretty good it was 121 proof so I sipped it😁 Great show as always 🥃

[@TheBourbonVan]

We always forget about Very Old Barton because they don't sell it locally here, but you're absolutely right. It's a great cocktail bottle (and a decent sipper at 90 or 100 proof).

[@40ozAk]

Noah's Mill is fantastic! Had a pour with dinner while I was on a 4-day Bourbon Trail vacation. Of everything we had at over a dozen tastings and tours, that one was the most memorable.

[@TheBourbonVan]

Somebody just sent us a sample and we're eager to check it out!

[@michaeljames2250]

Great entertaining and informative video. Just getting into the bourbon scene. Thanks

[@ShastaCountyLand]

A great choice that covers 2 categories (wheated and barrel strength) is the Maker's Mark 46 cask strength. I'm sure Julie would agree. I think. Nice job. Always fun to watch.

[@josephthomas2226]

I have a bottle of the 46 and I like it, but not more than the less expensive regular Maker's.

[@cuba8188]

Old Forester 1920 is my go to. High proof great flavor and relatively affordable

[@davevogelsang6791]

Great picks. I just picked up a Wilderness Trail BIB and looking forward to try. Interesting pick on Noah’s Mill, which I have not had in about 15 years. I prefer it’s little sibling, Rowan’s Creek.

[@waynekelly1419]

Great list. You two are awesome and I love Bend as well!

[@brianstai8239]

Agree that 1783 is a great value! Really love your channel, thanks for the great content!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Thanks Brian!

[@soyner]

Noah’s Mill was a big surprise for me after tasting it. Had an almost sweet tart tone on the back end. I’d recommend giving it a try someday.

[@rickypastor4070]

I agree with some of theirs but more of y’all’s. Just my preference. I finally was able to get a sagamore Rye cask strength and it’s wonderful. Can’t find it in Tennessee but found in in Louisiana for $50. Not a big rye person but am starting to find more that I like.

[@TheBourbonVan]

Just another reason to visit Louisiana, as if we needed another one.

[@rickypastor4070]

@@TheBourbonVan I’m from New Orleans and visit family frequently. I like sagamore Rye a lot and it’s on my list every time I go down there. It’s amazing how you can find different things all over the country.

[@michaelhoffer9172]

I'm not a big fan of the regular Maker's Mark and the first thing I thought of as a replacement was also Evan Williams 1783 and I was on the same page with Rare Breed as well. I like Evan Williams BiB for cocktails and Russell's Reserve is fantastic, in my opinion. I am also a big fan of Baker's 7. The last one I got was 8 years and 2 months old and it is delicious. I can't argue with the ECBP. This was actually a decent list compared to some I have seen, but I think your picks were better. I can't believe someone created a list without a Buffalo Trace product on it and three from Heaven Hill.

[@TheBourbonVan]

We said the same thing - any publication that produces a list without Buffalo Trace on it is pretty bold and we appreciate it.

[@lastcoyote2355]

Good seeing you folks again . I have a question . I’ve been collecting the different acts of midwinters night dram . I recently came across a bottle of act 10 . 299.00 a couple of days later I was in another town about an hr away ….. same bottle 179.00 . I had checked on line prior to purchasing the lesser priced bottle , most sellers were in the first price range . Can you tell me why the huge price difference . Of course since then I have purchased 2 more bottles .😊

[@TheBourbonVan]

Honestly, it sounds like somebody being very greedy. If the market sustains it, somebody will charge it.

[@applecrow8]

You really need to try Noah's Mill, its a damn good bottle at that price range. Its very different from the other Willet products.

[@TheBourbonVan]

We received a sample last week, so we'll definitely get to try it soon.

[@kennyness8881]

Real review of real bourbon by bourbon drinkers (not journalists). Thanks.

[@loribeasley1956]

Well done with your selections, welcome Mavis!!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Thanks, Lori, cheers!

[@ujipster]

Bakers 7 is really good and some recent bottles are over 8 years. Great recommendation and excellent show!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Whenever we’re out of Baker’s 7 we buy it no matter the age, but if we come across a more well-aged bottle, we buy it even if we already have a some. Cheers!

[@lnorton2110]

I love this list. Thank you!

[@FatTire713]

Love the video! Love the alternative selections...just a quick note. Jack Daniel's Tennesee Whiskey is technically Bourbon with additional filtration. So Jack is definitely in play for Tennessee Bourbon and they make amazing stuff in the square squat bottles. I grab every release I can find!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Oh yeah, we are very aware of the technical distinction of Jack as bourbon, but we called Jack Daniel’s Barrel Proof a bourbon early on and the comments were vicious. We stay out of the fray these days.

[@josephthomas2226]

Good video, thanks. I like 1783 but prefer the Evan Williams bottled in bond.

[@TheBourbonVan]

You're definitely not alone there.

[@CMBgreenbird]

I have literally a secret love affair with Cooper's Craft Barrel Reserve. Incredible value for the price and blew me away from the first sip.

[@robertmorrison2926]

Love the list- first video I’ve found that I agree with 98%- not sure about the eco category,but all others y’all were spot on- I’ll be looking for more videos- keep up the great reviews

[@ericlarsen8401]

Great content and I liked your recommendations. Hello Mayvis!!!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Cheers, Eric!

[@johnoberto2659]

Love wild turkey. Great video

[@debbybrady1246]

I think your picks are much better.

[@TheBourbonVan]

Thanks, Debby.

[@jcarry5214]

So much to agree with here, I really enjoy your insights. I agree about Maker's 46. MM is great but is a wild one with a bottle of bottle variability. I've had bad ones. But 46 for ten bucks more? I only had it once and I knew it was maker's I just thought it was an outstanding batch. It's great. I had a bottle of Noah's mills a long time ago, nobody ever heard of it. Ten or eleven years ago. It was alright, I feel like someone was trying to make a "Fresh List" though. I remember what it tasted like but I wouldn't ever have called it memorable. I didn't pay a lot at the time, but I wouldn't pay it again.

[@deangood6682]

lucked into McKenna last week 63 in Ohio. still pricy but I'd pull the trigger every time.

[@mikemcknight4628]

I thought “sipper” was obvious. Porch, cigar, relaxation…

[@Robert.Sheard]

I noticed they also have a budget list of 12. So many of these aren't available here. I'll need to check out their scotch single malt list, too.

[@Robert.Sheard]

I'm with you, Julie. ❤ Maker's 46. Would love to try it at cask strength.

[@TheBourbonVan]

We didn't look for more lists, but a budget list of 12 could be a fun concept to explore as well.

[@craigscates1766]

Chattanooga Whiskey is arguably the most exciting product going on right now in the bourbon world! The high malt mash bill brings a smoothness and drinkability that far outperforms its age. Cask 111 is my all day, everyday go-to right now!

[@TC-vl9ij]

Great reviews, whiskey travelers and now CAT LOVERS TOO!

[@jefflawson1876]

Hey guys been wanting to pick up Chattanooga 111 for a while but your recommendation for the BiB threw me off a little. My palate more aligns with Phil. And I prefer a little higher proof usually for the extra flavor but not opposed to lower proof if it adds some depth and nuance like your RR10 pick. Love that bottle. So just looking for your suggestion to go with the Chattanooga 111 or Bib. Thank you, appreciate it! And love the content!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Go with the 111. The BIB is great, but that 111 is really special. Cheers, Jeff! Good to hear from you!

[@curtboxley7678]

Great List. Unfortunately, I have not found any Chattanooga whiskey in my area yet. Have not had any WJ10, yet...imo...to expensive for such a low proof. Another easy sipper under 90 broof...TonCup 10 year, much less than WJ 10. Cheers

[@jessehughes3741]

Totally agree on rare breed my go to

[@captaincc2735]

Wilderness trail is legit. I personally like it.

[@hoobeydoobey1267]

MM was the goto bourbon for Ky'ers for decades. The owner consulted Julian Van Winkle. Today, people out Ky, and not sure about old time Ky'ers view it dimly. It's a great bourbon.

[@packhorse5430]

First time seeing one of your videos. Nice. I like you two! What state are you currently in... curious because your pricing seems like it's in KY, like me. I'm also curious, I didn't notice any Russell's Reserve single barrel on your shelves...is it just not visible? Also, any thoughts on KY Pure from Willet? I'm starting to think KY Pure is just so, so solid. Cheers!

[@TheBourbonVan]

We're currently in Oregon. We don't actually have a Russell's Reserve Single Barrel. We finished one about a month ago. Wild Turkey products go on sale here each month, so we wait to purchase WT products until the one we want is $5 off. We don't see KY Pure in our area, so we can't speak to it unfortunately.

[@rhayes458]

Thanks for the content! What is your take on the original non-age stated Wilderness Trail BiB versus the six year that you recommended? I have a wheated version of the original NAS (I think their website says probably 4-5 years), but have always been curious about the 6 year. The bottle I have is pretty good. Recently just tried the Evan Williams 1783, and I totally agree that it is a great value! A sweet, creamy treat to me. Thanks!

[@TheBourbonVan]

You're right about the creaminess on 1783. As for the Wilderness Trail, we never got to try the NAS version, so we can't speak to it, unfortunately. We know we like the 6 year a lot and can't wait to try the 8 year. Cheers!

[@Best_Served_Neat_On_Ice]

RHayes, I've never tried any Wilderness Trail but recently was searching for information about their products. I came across someone's (December 2022) comment (from either reddit or here on YouYube) that said: "Wilderness Trail was good at 6 years, they’re stuff now is all 4 years to keep up with demand and suffers significantly."

[@toddoverholt3353]

Missed JD Triple Mash! Best TB in 2023!

[@a2e319]

I agree with most of your comments and choices but widow jane is my everyday sipper

[@robertjason6885]

I purchased a bottle of Heaven’s Door cask strength Single Barrel Select.. 125.1 proof. I am only 2 years into bourbon….but eIther have to swirl and rest 10 minutes in the glass, or pour over a small ice cube. Am I a wimp? Nice video, BTW.

[@terrencemcdermott5840]

I agree, how do they put HM10 as best overall, it’s a single barrel! Haha!! Haven’t had 1783, but have heard good things. I just think of all the bottles in bond offerings out there for 25 or less and of course my standby WT101, that are a better “value buy”. I kind of get the Widow Jane 10 as sipping for me it has a ton of flavor for a 91 proof bourbon. You can sip it and actually think about it more so than most 91 proof bourbons. Rare Breed is a better option. KC12 is very good. To me better than HM10. I feel like Michters might get lost in cocktails because of its proof. I want at least 100 proof in my cocktail mixer as well, again WT101 either bourbon or rye is a great cocktail mixer. Noah’s mill, hmm heard good things, but Willett can be so polarizing. Bakers 7 is the one people should go with if they want to excellent quintessential bourbon. ECBP is an easy decision. So good. I’m actually finding I’m not a wheater fan as well. I like WW, at 88 proof it is easy drinking, big fan of their other offerings, esp the Outryder. Makers 46 is probably the one wheater I have found that I actually enjoy. Wait Kentucky bourbon is good?! 😆 Is Heavens Door Dickel? Sorry for the long post. Just couldn’t stop my fingers when you both were talking! 🤪

[@TheBourbonVan]

Haha, it's a long video! Long comments are very welcome. We've had Heaven's Door that was Dickel, MGP, and BR Distilling. Our favorite bottles have all been BR Distilling, which is still Tennessee, so we suppose that counts.

[@andrewcorrigan7264]

Great video!!! I am from wisconsin and will be visiting Bend in a couple of months. Any liqour stores in need to check out. Thanks for any advice!

[@TheBourbonVan]

Check out Trailhead Liquor, for sure. They have a huge selection and plenty of single barrel picks.

[@andrewcorrigan7264]

Thank you!!!

[@orlybriceno]

Chattanooga is great, BiB has a super interesting mashbill, I love their experimental series, just tried their Batch 027: Moscatel + Sauternes, I need to do a side by side tasting with Glenmorangie Nectar D'Or

[@evankoehn5747]

EW 1783 unmatched value

[@brentworls8509]

Great alternative list. Mavis looks like a nice kitty.

[@TheBourbonVan]

She’s food-crazy right now, but once we get her to a healthy weight, we’re sure she’ll be a great little companion.

[@brandonstraczek3398]

Hey guys my favorite to go to old fashioned mixer bottle is old Forester rye 1lt is 28$ in Vegas

[@lelandvanwagoner3317]

Chattanooga whiskey is tasty, but that Scotch finish bottle was drain worthy (I haven’t dumped it…it’s sitting on my shelf). Love your videos and cheers 🥃

[@TheBourbonVan]

That happens! It’s definitely not Julie’s favorite, but Phil enjoyed that one.

[@lelandvanwagoner3317]

I would be happy to find a happy home for this bottle. 😉👍🏼

[@markdunn1931]

Cooper Craft is great can't find it in ID. can find in OR. cheers

[@kirklandeche937]

I'll go with that Wild Turkey Rare Breed any day, every day!

[@brucebrown73]

Michters “Unblended American Whiskey “ has such a flavor palette I am shocked. It goes through like 4-5 stages of taste.

[@ShastaCountyLand]

Oregon Spirit wheated whiskey is quite tasty.

[@philc1884]

Nice list. Need to get on Frey and Wild Trl. Nothing but positives out there. Liquor including Maker's flag and EW SiB (discontinued outside the dist) shows they're a bit out of touch/lazy. 😴

[@TheBourbonVan]

Thanks Phil, cheers.

[@GeeWhizbang]

Happy New Year friends…how about a Q&A vid for your next milestone?

[@TheBourbonVan]

We could do that. Never thought to do something like that. Thanks for the recommendation, Jeff. Happy New Year!

[@ernestclayton8550]

I'm a fan of 1783 and EW single barrel! Cheer's

[@NothingMaster]

Loved the new kitty. She should give her bourbon recommendations, too. 😅🎉

[@169FLOZ]

Hard disagree on Maker's mark, but i'm on board for the rest! Nice picks.

[@oksotheresthat6185]

My first experience with Widow Jane was the 12 year. One of my favorite bottles of all time. The 10 year is kinda meh in comparison.

[@xaviers2721]

Guys, if you can try Knob creek 18. It's on another level. Definitely the best Knob creek up to date

[@TheBourbonVan]

Very high on our list. Just haven't seen it yet.

[@nickp5511]

Found a new Bakers 7 8yrs 9 months awesome flavor

[@dakotatheplumber1287]

Mckenna 10 is going for 90+ in central Missouri