The BEST & WORST From Kentucky Bourbon Distilleries VOL 3 - Woodford, Heaven Hill, Wilderness Trail

[@jordanblanc5142]

I think ECBP is available enough that I would allow it. I don't usually have a hard time finding a couple every year.

[@oldmantwofour5561]

Backing up Chad on the ECBP. In my state, it's in every store when it's released. The only thing that limits its availability is when the taters pounce on it.

[@TravisG88]

Gotta side with Chad, ECBP comes out 3 times a year and is quite easy to find.

[@Jarhead0093]

At a local store last week I found an ECBP A122 so I grabbed it since I missed it early this year. Also I have to agree with Chad. The rules at the beginning said no once a year releases. That being the case, ECBP is much more available. Sorry. Great video!

[@cyrano33]

I’m with Sara, ECBP is a limited release. Chad is stretching the truth when he says it is “readily available.” It is readily available on secondary but not in my state/territory.

[@runstreetwise]

Yeah, it's also really hard to find by me. So I would 100% mark ECBP as limited.

[@robmorrison3282]

I can't even get ecbp in my country lol

[@ericeckenrode1837]

Good stuff. Looking forward to more episodes. Still shiver when I hear Old Crow (as a Brother in the Alpha Chi Rho aka Crow fraternity, all of our Brothers events had Old Crow involved). Anyway, this series could go on forever, but a cool idea would be whiskeys from micro breweries as many are crossing over. Old Potrero (Anchor Steam) was probably the first, but add in Rogue Dead Guy Whiskey, Southern Tier, Dogfish Head, etc. and it gets interesting. Granted some of these are probably very regional and may be hard to get.

[@davevogelsang6791]

I found the EC BP A123 last week. Looking forward to crack open. Also found and bought EC BP B522 and Larceny BP C922. Still have not found Larceny BP A123. Love your blinds.

[@basmolen80]

ECBP counts because alot of stores do barrel picks so even though they aren't 12 yrs they're still Barrel Proofs which occur more than the regular 3 offerings

[@erikk7284]

Most stores around the country don't/can't get barrel proof EC picks. Most get the proofed down version.

[@robertlee6781]

I miss Wilderness Trail’s single barrel Bib wheat. It was pretty tasty.

[@gerhardschote8000]

Hello from Germany Have a nice Weekend

[@murrayb29]

Love this series! I'd keep going with as many distilleries as you can. From Kentucky, you still have Barton if you separate them from bt, peerless, rabbit hole, willet (lots of trash in their lower lines), new riff, lux row, and I'm sure I'm missing a few. Would also love to see you all hit whatever out of state larger distilleries you can, meaning you can find/taste 5 options. Examples - JD, Dickel, Squibb Juice (prob stick to their private label 8 sand, Remus, etc), Sagamore, Frey Ranch, Wyoming, Woodinville, Redwood Empire, high west, and +20 I'm missing.

[@BourgbonKing]

Wilderness Trail black label high rye barrel picks are some of the best values out there. Can’t miss.

[@justinlewis7640]

Agree with Sara on the Wilderness Trail. Their wheated mash bill is one of my favorite bourbons from any distillery

[@bourbonbill]

Excellent video I love wilderness trail but I feel like the 6yr is a bit disappointing and the best stuff they put out is the cask strength picks of any variety. Just grabbed a 5.5yr cask rye pick that’s amazing

[@1skippysmooth]

In Virginia, I have only seen ECBP in a store once-so of course I grabbed it!

[@KillCoMentalMusings]

I should be looking for an ECBP right now... But I DID bottle my own ECBP at Heaven Hill when I was in KY so... 🖖😎🥃

[@average_geeky_guy]

I think the Yellow vs Black of the Wilderness Trail labels is mostly to distinguish the Single Barrel vs Small Batch even though it does also coincide with the wheat vs rye mashbill. As for the 6yr, I haven't had the wheat version but I absolutely love the rye version!

[@Jimndarrow]

I like the Woodford wheat whiskey. But a also like the malt. I like wheated bourbon in general.

[@nickp5511]

Love this match, I’m new to the game and would like to see a bottle line up of each distillery offerings if possible or maybe it’s too much Idk ?

[@joelbella71]

I agree, Sara. ECBP is a limited release. Also, it cannot be found, Chad. Henry McKenna is not a limited release, but cannot be found. However, love you guys so it doesn’t matter. Haha

[@LeatherDaddy97]

Always interesting when i hear people say they cant find ecbp. I never have issues getting a few of em for msrp.

[@joelbella71]

@@LeatherDaddy97 lucky you. I live in OH & you gotta get in line after midnight to have a shot

[@LeatherDaddy97]

@@joelbella71 ah when its a control state i get it

[@ItsBourbonNight]

KY isn’t a control state and we can hardly ever find it. But I guess KY is just KY.

[@joelbella71]

@@ItsBourbonNight and OH is OH. Even more so, Cincy is Cincy

[@tranmd80]

Cannot find ECBP easily in Houston areas. Been looking for one in a while.

[@mattjensen6146]

Good video! do the Town Branch line on the next one so you can try their newer stuff that isn’t trash. Town Branch True Cask is great. 108 proof and $40.

[@jituji70]

nice video! any thoughts on doing blind tasting of the worst? maybe the "best of the worst" can get a draw into your best of the year blind tasting

[@Vortex1988]

You can call ECBP a "limited release," but it's way easier to find than Henry McKenna 10.

[@davidlittle6621]

The Bottle Cut candles are great!

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the video I appreciate it 🥃

[@VinegarAndSaltedFries]

I can find ECBP in so many liquor stores here in NY

[@ItsBourbonNight]

What’s the price usually?

[@VinegarAndSaltedFries]

@@ItsBourbonNight 75-85 seen it as high as 100 in smaller shops

[@andrewbutler7681]

I agree with Sara! 😁

[@ChrisDominey]

Sara gets points for Pikeville

[@Miller_man]

Ecbp is way easier to find in my area then Henry mckenna. I see 1-3 bottles of mckenna a year… when Ecbp is on the shelf it sits there available for about a month and and I can find in in 3-4 liquor stores within 30 min of me. Long way to say I accept Ecbp haha

[@lonewanderer3603]

ECBP is easier to find than Pikesville or McKenna.

[@ItsBourbonNight]

Really?! What state do you live in?

[@lonewanderer3603]

@@ItsBourbonNight Washington. I haven't seen Pikesville for over 6 months. I see McKenna maybe twice a year and it's usually over priced. I have been able to buy multiples of every ECBP release though.

[@jamessocal8946]

McKenna 10 is $81 on the shelf at Total Wine here. One bottle limit but almost always in stock.

[@jasono.1629]

I can see that. Here in So Cal it’s not quite as easy to find as McKenna or Pikesville, but sorta close.

[@LeatherDaddy97]

In my area its currently far easier to get an ecbp than a mckenna or a pikesville lol

[@nicofrausto]

You should do a Tennessee one of the major distillery

[@csitty89]

Came to watch Its Bourbon Night and Bourbon Junkies broke out!😂

[@jquinlan]

POOOOOOUR GUESSES!

[@lonewanderer3603]

I didn't hear the English language being murdered.

[@ThriftyWhiskey]

Is EW Green worse than Quality House? I have never seen the Green label before. Not sold in PA

[@ericwhelan4433]

I’m with Sarah on the ECBP…I’m in California and have literally never seen it. HMK10 though…meh.

[@N.M.T.K]

Have you tried: LOST REPUBLIC / FREY RANCH ?

[@phtevenmolz5030]

Does there seem to be any differences between Glencairns and Copitas when it comes to affecting flavor profile? Also, I can find ECBP on the shelf. Maybe one bottle of a single release per year and price gouged to 3 times MSRP. I don’t think it should count here.

[@ItsBourbonNight]

Each vessel brings a little difference experience, but I would say Copitas and Glencairns are pretty close in theirs. I hear what you’re saying about the ECBP, it’s been a popular thought here in the comments. But I guess I see “limited” and “hard to find because of popularity” to be different things. BTAC would be in both of those categories but ECBP has 3 batches released through out the year. You might not find all 3, or even 2 of them, but you have a decent chance of coming across one, and even if you don’t, I think it’s because of popularity, not the scarcity of their releases.

[@themoefosho]

ECBP is a limited release. No cheating.

[@ConsolesAndCasks]

McKenna 10 is harder to find than ECBP in the northeast

[@Sid-np3hf]

I got 2022 ECBP B&C. This guy has every PAPPY but I can’t afford any of them!

[@steveo7767]

The basics Woodford is $25 here and fantastic!

[@keykleen2010]

I’m With Chad on the Wilderness trail , i’m not a huge fan of the wheat 👍. RC

[@kitdonovan7727]

Old Crow makes the best mixers!!

[@haldendoerge]

ECB is on the shelf all year long all over the place in Oregon. 🤷🏼‍♂

[@joshuabryant1676]

What about Woodford Baccarat?

[@lgmadkelt104]

ECBP definitely a limited release

[@scottwyland9953]

you two are great

[@ItsBourbonNight]

Thank you!

[@wprann]

Heaven Hill conversation: Point for Sara +1. -1 for Chad (it’s a limited release) 🥃❤️

[@ItsBourbonNight]

Nahhhhhhhhhhhh :)

[@ashythedon]

ECBP is Limited Release Bruh

[@skyehighguy]

ECBP is hit and miss in Indiana, more miss, unless you know someone.

[@ashythedon]

You like 6yr WT better than the 8yr BiB!?

[@cabacardi-c8s]

You forgot about Philadelphia Whiskey from Heaven Hill.

[@ItsBourbonNight]

Eh, I know we played fast and loose with our rules on this episode, but blended whiskey wasn’t really a category we wanted to include for these.

[@cabacardi-c8s]

@@ItsBourbonNight totally understand why you wouldn’t. It makes for a good enough rail whiskey for most bars as does Cabin Still for rail bourbon.

[@markknister6272]

3 times a year is a limited release.

[@Rhoneman]

I did it!!

[@davidlittle6621]

Sara for the win!

[@877-MASH-NOW]

WHISKEY CHEERS 😎😎😎😎

[@drgallup]

I think it's a little weird to be picking a "worst" from a distillery like Wilderness Trail that doesn't make anything bad.

[@rajoconnor]

Limited!

[@m1henry]

I am so Team Sara on the last one. You can't find ECBP anywhere even after the three releases

[@jamesneal2705]

Chad let Sara Win. Happy Wife. Happy Life.

[@89sooner]

Maybe there is not a worst WT bottle. I am not remotely a wheat dude, I mean, I love the high-rye MGP mashbill, but the one wheater I do love and keep is WT yellow label. We see the high-rye 6 year in Oklahoma, but not the wheat…booo!

[@bigzach322]

Obvious episode for bottles outside of KY. Focus on TN and choose worst/best from Jack Daniel's and George Dickel.

[@primaltone]

ECBP is hard to find in Lexington. CHEATER!!!! love me some Wilderness Trail wheated, and I miss Heaven Hill BIB. it was better than EW BIB IMO.

[@michaelwoody2111]

It’s limited.

[@jimm8799]

It is not Kentucky, but how about Jack Daniels?

[@arashfouman9106]

Chad's a cheater and that's that... #teamsara