The KING Of $40-50 Dollar Bourbons - ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE

[@dylantwo9550]

There really is no bourbon KZbin channel that can come close to this one. Y'all are the best!

[@livewithaffection6905]

It was good before but even better when Batman brought in Robin as his sidekick!

[@WhiskeyEnthusiast]

I hope you guys take all the category winners once this series has wrapped and blind them against each other to see which bourbon comes out on top!👍🏻🥃

[@Heineckiv]

I was about to comment the same thing.

[@dishserv2]

Yes!

[@pkpzx246]

Might be cool as a Kurt Vs Trent episode for points putting them in the correct order.

[@jimmoberly308]

I think at end of last video they said they were. If not, you're right, they should.

[@kurama4977]

100%

[@JordanG_3031]

SLB Classics 2:03 Mom had kept everything a secret 2:59 Kurt doesn’t know how to do technology 4:26 The boys just have to start with A 4:41 Kurt sneaks it in 1|0 👃 4:42 Trenton has a nose-gasm 5:21 Classic zoom in 5:50 Trenton didn’t forget the bourbon names ❤️ 7:08 Looks like it snuck in again 2|0 Kurt 👃 8:51 Trenton can’t stop talking about ricola 9:54 probably a tie 2.5|0.5 👃 10:04 Smelling “sucking on a penny” 10:55 Taking a bite out of a leather shoe 😂 12:03 Kurt W 3.5|0.5 👃 14:02 Pen ink tasting notes 14:17 Trenton story time 15:05 3.5|1.5 Kurt wins 👃🎉 15:08 Trenton has an after shock nose gasm 18:51 basement flavors aren’t so bad 20:33 Kurt is taking the reins and pulling the bourbons out first 22:28 Kurt passes signals like a coach so Trenton copies 24:39 The guessing commences 28:00 Trenton offers to strip on camera, but their guesses were right 28:30 Trenton readjusts the bottles 30:09 a pleasant synchronized nod

[@mikeives5233]

Nice list...one more. 21:44 Trenton wants so badly to say WR DO is not... 'quintessential', but holds back.

[@TheWhiskeyRambler]

I’m new to Bourbon and so far my favorites have been the regular Woodford, and the Regular Knob Creek 9. I’ll have to put the Double Oak and the Single barrel on my list to try in the future after I finish a couple bottles.

[@steveno7058]

You will love them. Don’t be afraid to add a bit of water to the Knob SiB if its to hot at first

[@dawsonleding7051]

Double oak is a fantastic pour for the price.

[@bullseye0112]

Trent good job. Im on my second day sober. They said takes two months to completely clean out your liver and get your body rejuvenated. It's hard it was painful even the first day not drinking. It's funny how much better you feel when you don't drink. I'm just resetting so that I can get control over this addiction. Even the whiskey tribe does 7-day dry weeks to reset. Probably not enough but that's something. Shoot one day I feel like I need a whiskey after for a reward😂. I'm going to shoot for 2 months

[@ScottHayes-z8r]

Thanks for sharing. This gives me the incentive to do likewise.

[@davidteller7681]

Thanks for remembering the bottle notations, it makes a difference 👍

[@ocd_bourbon_bar]

With 60% of the flight being SiB bottles do you think the variations skew the results? I have had good and bad SiB of the same brand. Great video! 🥃

[@Sam_CL350]

Lemon Pledge, dank basement, shoe leather, pen ink… I’m going back to beer. 😂

[@iDTecKt]

Nothing will ever drive me away from my Guinness but i like to have some whiskey and Red wines to hand :)

[@CarlosRayNorris1979]

🤣🤣🤣

[@debbybrady1246]

Trenton's tasting notes are hilarious.

[@theliltoni22]

The two of them are so funny and goofy together I can’t get enough of this channel

[@anthonyspadavecchio2036]

Great show !!!! I watched your channel from the beginning when Trenton was in the back just Kurt on camera you guys really have come along ways with slb basement bourbon bar it just keeps getting better thank you keep the greatness coming

[@Robert.Sheard]

Just bought a Knob Creek Single Barrel store pick. The sample I had in the store was delicious. I did a tasting at Four Roses Wednesday and have a new appreciation for their different recipes. The Single Barrel is OBSV, so it's their higher rye mash bill and the V yeast is the delicate fruit note.

[@mikeives5233]

Nicely done, great competition amongst some of my absolute favorites! And YES, the world needs a cask strength Woodford Reserve Double Oaked!!

[@hockeynut244]

I’m glad you all liked my idea of the new drinking came. When Trent fails to put the titles of the bourbon on screen everyone takes a drink. I started getting interested in bourbon over a year ago and have enjoyed watching your videos.

[@sixtynineelephants]

When Taylor Small Batch went over $100, Woodford Double Oak became my go-to.

[@renevanderzee108]

Sleeping on the nurses couch, that explains so much.

[@nickg9021]

@renevanderzee108 @renevanderzee108 I don't think we should judge him until we see a photo of the nurse . That might explain even more . 😘😜

[@os4hwks757]

I thank you for your content! It has helped me tremendously in my bourbon journey! Keep up the fantastic work!

[@robertlee6781]

My favorite $40-$50 bourbon is currently the Bardstown Origin white label. It is a great higher rye bourbon, in my book.

[@clydekimsey7503]

I agree

[@jeremymcbride]

this for sure

[@dcutbi001]

Yeah I really like both their white and black label offerings in that range.

[@Hydr0xx]

Try the bottled in bond version. I think it's so much better personally. Grey Origin label? Really a nice glass.

[@ScottHayes-z8r]

Gave this bottle to my daughter who prefers high rye bourbons. Glad to hear that it is a good bottle. Thanks for making me feel good about my gift😜

[@billsprys5985]

Another great video, recently picked up the Woodford reserve double Oak. It is magnificent, Sunday breakfast in a glass

[@TheMNbassHunter]

Four Roses is a solid bourbon, but from what I've seen and heard it often doesn't do well in blinds. I've seen other channels talk about that very issue. Something about the Four Roses profile not holding up in flights when compared to other distilleries. However, on its' own, Four Roses is great. I also quite like their Small Batch Select and I just got an OESO store pick that is fantastic. I did a blind flight with that OESO against Maker's 46 Cask, Belle Meade Reserve, and Doc Swinson's Toasted Oak. The OESO was the clear winner which I was happy about since it's the most expensive bottle in that line up. 😄

[@brettheiner7125]

I can’t stand Four Roses… just so off to me - noxious weeds and flowers…

[@steveno7058]

Agree. I get the same experience with 4 Roses. I think its a more delicate spirit that gets overpowered by other expressions. At that point you lose alot of its complexity

[@dawsonleding7051]

I had a great bottle of select last year. Picked up one this year and didn't have the same love for it.

[@brettheiner7125]

@@dawsonleding7051 - I’ve tried 3 bottles of FR SiB - did not like any of them - was hoping maybe a Select or LE would change my mind about the distillery…

[@dawsonleding7051]

@@brettheiner7125 I actually prefer the single barrel over the select this year.

[@elimherr1]

Brilliant stuff guys, love the family vibes, keep it up!

[@Slo-Mode]

Four roses never seems to so well in blinds, and I think that it's because it has such a different profile from most bourbons so it always stands out as weird when in a group.

[@tjravend]

What sort of profile do you mean?

[@Slo-Mode]

@tjravend to me it usually tastes a lot more floral/herbal and fruity than traditional bourbon. So it usually present as the odd man out in blinds

[@andrettski8686]

You can see that the 4 Roses has the lightest color, which for me, translates into a very weak nose and palate. There are a dozen+ bottles I go for at 30-50% less money.

[@bobbygetsbanned6049]

@@andrettski8686 30-50% less money? 4 roses single barrel is $43 near me, what $22 bottle is beating 4 roses SB!?

[@mattrapp3044]

Usually tastes much more flowery in blinds.

[@JG-yx4xl]

New Riff Single Barrel store picks at my local store on sale for 27.95 a few weeks ago…so I grabbed 3 of them!!!

[@jdmiller24]

Awesome price!

[@CharleyCarey]

That's a spectacular price on Woodford Double. Or maybe my area just sucks a lot. $63 at Binny's for me.

[@theanvil8009]

The Woodford and the Knob Creek are both in the next price range where I live (Woodford-$65.99 and Knob Creek-$59.99). I haven't had the Knob Creek 9 Single Barrel but the Woodford Reserve Double Oaked is very good, just wish it was in the $40-$50 price range here.

[@cindiwindi]

I really want to try the woodford double oaked, but it’s very expensive where I live. I’m sticking with the lower priced jack Daniels single barrel and their single barrel rye as well, thanks as always for the great content guys!

[@phaioncirrus3818]

don't bother it's a bit disappointing. sure the nose is nice but the palette is "meh". It's not bad by any means, it just doesn't feel very 'strong' or stands out in any way. It tastes very mellow/mild to me and I've seen several channels now state that the regualr woodford is better than the double oaked (despite the fact that the double costs way more). Out of this list I just tried the knob creek 9 120 proof and it was incredible, probably the best bourbon I've had so far.

[@britendoran9459]

60 bucks here in Washington st

[@iDTecKt]

Its on Amazon where i live atm for £45

[@vktravellog1242]

The authenticity is why I love this channel. They are not afraid to challenge what they thought was good

[@Gogreenoo3]

I've only had the regular New Riff bourbon, but it was instant love. I have a bottle of the New Riff single barrel sitting at home, waiting for a get together to share it. Can't wait to crack it open!

[@tattuaje]

I’ve tasted all these at different times not in a blind. My take from first to last is: Heaven Hill, Woodford, Four Roses, Knob Creek, New Riff. Nice review you two.

[@connorwilson4799]

Absolutely love Knob Creek single barrel, did a blind recently where I picked Old Forester 1920 over it which is another of my favorites and is a fantastic value at $50 for 750ml

[@tonymoll6265]

First of all, I'm a big fan of the Knob Creek 120. The fact that you could not really pick up the 120 proof says it all. It is the smoothest high proof you could ever drink. I was not a big fan of the Woodford Reserve regular, but after this I will take a look at the double oaked. I do love the Four Roses Single.

[@sweetsinnndy5201]

Love the videos, enjoy your interactions, getting some great ideas for myself.

[@Rhondaandjames]

Heaven Hill bottled in bond was a surprise. Tried it for the first time this year. Well worth the price.

[@jonfischer9826]

Four Roses SiB was one of my first 'higher end' bottle and I've recommended it to several people looking for their first bottle in this sort of price point. I'll always have one in the house, but I'll admit I don't reach for it as much as I used to. The same can be said for the Knob Creek, I've got a 9 year in the house at the moment that I swing between loving and hating from pour to pour, but is no longer in my regular rotation.

[@JeffreyW254]

Love these videos! Best bourbon/whiskey channel on here!

[@Mr.KobeZoom]

Only one of these bottles is under $50 around me 😂😂

[@jaredtrp]

Glad Woodford Reserve Double Oaked made the top of the viewer votes. I'm more of a scotch guy. Most bourbons for some reason are just too woody. Even as picky as I am in bourbon, I love WR:DO. Great vid! Thanks for sharing!!

[@zach_hewitt]

I've got 4/5 of those bottles waiting to get cracked, really looking forward to it now! My 4 Roses is already open! Great video!

[@dawsonleding7051]

4 Roses Single barrel is my favorite "everyday bourbon".

[@blakehamby3544]

I’ve gone through 4 bottles of the knob creek single barrel this year and it’s one of my favorites that easily found here in Ohio. It is $60 here but worth every dollar

[@marshallkent8018]

@slbdrinks I agree Woodford best nose ever . I have tried two the finish ruins it for me . That said I would definitely try cask strength version no questions

[@matthewhall8790]

KC single barrels are so good. I agree with Trenton on the New Riff, I also prefer their rye, but the bourbon is good too. Haven't pulled the trigger on the HH or the Woodford.

[@jonfischer9826]

I'll have to look for their Rye, been looking for recommendations for new ryes to try. My latest pick up was a Still Austin BP.

[@josephthomas2226]

None of these are under $50 where I live so I have not tried any of them but it is fun watching you guys. Regular knob nine is one of my favorites and I do not like four roses at all

[@briansmith5083]

Not even the Small Batch?

[@josephthomas2226]

@@briansmith5083 it might be but I really don't like 4 roses so I never checkec

[@briansmith5083]

@josephthomas2226 That's fair but I'd say at least give the Small batch a try at $33 if you ever feel the need. And yes I agree the regular yellow label is not great. Small Batch Select at the higher proof isn't bad either. I still need to try Knob Creek 9.

[@Guy_GuyGuy]

29:10 From what I understand about double oaking (at least Woodford Reserve and Old Forester's process) is the second barrelling imparts the flavors it does *because* they dilute the whiskey after removing it from the first barrel and it enters the second at a lower proof. The increased water content supposedly draws more sugars out of the wood than it would otherwise (as you know if you've tried dissolving granulated sugar in an old fashioned, alcohol doesn't dissolve sugar well) which is why it only needs to be in the second barrel for a few months to have profound additions to the flavor. Making a cask strength WFDO or 1910 wouldn't work, at least not in the same way.

[@floz336]

Do you have a source for this? I'd love to know if this is 100% the case! Because the low proof has bugged me previously and I'd love to have a solid explanation for it.

[@troybornhorst9173]

Nah. Alcohol is the primary solvent/carrier of flavors. Benefit of lower entry proof is that you’re not diluting it at bottling. Water will get some flavor, yes…but I think alcohol is what delivers the flavor.

[@Guy_GuyGuy]

@@floz336 Old Forester claims it on their product page for their 1910. “this unique expression of Old Forester has undergone a second barreling, granting it exceptional character, a smooth and sweet flavor and a clean, crisp finish. Entering the second barrel at a low 100 proof allows more of the sweet wood sugars to dissolve into the whiskey. 1910 Old Fine Whiskey is the fourth and final expression of the Whiskey Row Series, presented at 93 proof.“ Theoretically though, since they say it enters the second barrel at 100 proof and probably dilute it down to 93 afterwards, there’s no reason they couldn’t make a 100 proof 1910.

[@troybornhorst9173]

@@Guy_GuyGuy yeah. I should add that table sugar will dissolve better in pure water than pure alcohol…I don’t know about wood sugars in a mix of water/ethanol. But my gut feel says this is marketing….and like you…I assume they dilute it to get more bottles per barrel and to make it ‘smoother’ for the average consumer. Also, a second barrel would add bitterness as well as sweetness. Maybe the higher proof was deemed too bitter for the masses. I don’t really know, I just enjoy speculating. Cheers!

[@JohnWalker-g6d]

The Knob Creek 9 Yr Single Barrel is awesome!!! Went thru my first bottle way too fast so I had to grab another.

[@Razieleatssouls]

Now you got me curious about the Heaven Hill 7 year. Most reviewers kind of give it a bashing but I really like the cheaper Heaven Hill bottles and my local shop has the 7 year for $43.

[@2ASHKENAZI]

Avowedly, people do "love to bash" Heaven Hill BIB's. Hence, 7 years and Henry McKenna 10 years. In contrast, MF'ers love everything about Buffalo Trace. SMH.

[@bdubs1010]

Fantastic. I gotta try this lineup. I have all but the heaven hill. My guess is I’d put WRDO first with KCSB 2nd and NRSB 3rd. The 4 roses to me is exactly as you described. Not bad but not much there. Just booked a New Riff tour for me and a few guys for my bday in a couple weeks. Excited for that. Please at the end of all this do a blind of the winners of each category and see if any of the cheaper bottles can beat the higher priced stuff.

[@roscoepcoltrane23]

KC sib is a sleeper. Some of the picks are ridiculously good. Great flight. I like all of these. Kinda surprised by the Four Roses and the Heaven Hill.

[@beaudwayful]

It's one of my favorites. I like that it's not super sweet. I wish I ever saw it for $40-50 in PA

[@neocore_2515]

I recently got my first Four Roses single barrel and I wasn't really impressed. I think I like Four Roses Small Batch better. I saw another blind where 1792 Small Batch beat all other 1792s and I think that is quite telling, as in to say the "blend" that goes into the "small batches" has to meet a certain flavor profile whereas the single barrels are just whatever they are by themselves. Four Roses is definitely a "lighter" bourbon as well, as you guys talk about.

[@johngarbiel7551]

Love you guys. I look forward to every show.

[@paullee2177]

Bought the Knob Creek last week to take to my son's house. I like the Knob Creek 9 small batch but did not care for this single barrel. Left it with him. Woodford Reserve Double Oaked is one of my got to bottles.

[@MarkBrighton-nb8je]

I just happened to be drinking knob creek 9 year ! That happens a lot that I am drinking what you guys are!! 👍👍😊

[@CB-li9gw]

The close up shot of Kurt imitating Trenton sighing over the first nose is why I love this channel!

[@njsmwalker]

It is well known in neuroscience that prior exposure to a sensory signal can change the recognition of a secondary signal. Id love to see some repeated blind tastings with the order of bourbons changed because i sense that the order in tasting affects the flavors of others that come afterwards.

[@curtboxley7678]

If you two can still find WR double oaked for $50 stock up. It is 70 in my area

[@Ken-Dad23]

KC9 120 pf is one of my favorites. That said, it's really not fair to put the 120 pf against those

[@batboy242]

Your videos are always fun! The little lady voice in the corner deserves a lot of credit! Lol

[@B-Squared-s6s]

Can you post the barrel information for the Four Roses SiB you used? I've heard the really good single barrels are from rick tier 5 or 6, but I have not evaluated that for myself. Maybe yours was from a lower level (a 1 or 2), so it did not compete as well with the others in the blind?

[@davidcolgan3268]

I have not had the New Riff. There is always a bottle of WR Double Oaked on the shelf. I agree that upping the proof would make it better. The other 3 rotate through my bar. If I buy it, I drink it.

[@angrycorn6651]

The neck pour on my heaven hill bib was awful. I had another pour some 4 months later and it was, for lack of a better word, Heavenly. I finished that bottle over the next month or so, which is really fast for me. I’d like to hear what y’all think of that bottle a few months from now to see if your experience lined up with mine.

[@RonnieHymes]

I had the same experience. They talk about bottles “opening up”, this bottle is the best experience of that I’ve ever had.

[@1125mikem]

Have you gents ever done any hunting in Colorado? I'm heading there this weekend and was hoping for some tips or ideas on any hard to find allocateds

[@nakrohtap]

Great video as usual. Basically, these are in order by price around me - $50, $50, $53, $62 & $65.

[@clmartin22]

Guys the 2023 Batch Proof Woodford is all of the double oak but with a finish that last for days. Best whiskey I have tasted this year.

[@jasonandjennbeanie2511]

I love New Riff Single Barrel. Half way through my first bottle. In michigan I think I paid $60 or a few bucks over. (Includes taxes)

[@matthewhenry6276]

Love your videos guys. Keep cranking em out cause we’re all here to watch them!

[@waynefialo9492]

These are all great bottles. My top 3 would have been HH BiB, Woodford DO, and KC Single. Order might vary by day. Cheers.

[@ryanmelvin-bn8fk]

Old Forester 1910 and Wild Turkey Rare Breed would both be in over the Double Oaked and Knob 9 for me. Regular New Riff was very average. Haven't had the Single Barrel. cannot get Heaven Hill BIB here. Think Russell's Reserve 10 yr would go over the Reserve Double too. I may want to try the Knob 120 again though given three of my faves are Knob 12, 18 and 15. I remember it being very peanuty.

[@jeffnuzz]

Still have a New Riff SB and WR DO waiting to be opened (just have too many other bottles open right now, need to clear some out, LOL) but really looking forward to trying them and sharing with my bourbon buds. I really like the KC SBS at 120 proof. Would like to put that in a blind with other BPs like Tumblin Dice and Broken Barrel (which I both enjoy, ever review either of those?) ...fall weather seems a great time for that proofier stuff.

[@FilmMavericks]

I could tell the Woodford Double Oaked just by the color in the glass 😆

[@acdc73034]

Wow! The first bourbon I tried was Woodford Reserve double oaked which I did not like. Now that I have been drinking bourbon more often, I should probably try it again. Thanks for the great info.

[@WhiskyForBeginners]

I've found that a couple or three things I didn't like the first time around I do like now. For instance, I wasn't a fan of Knob Creek 9 year when I first tried it, but when I gave it another shot about a year later I liked it so much that it's now my second favorite bourbon. 🙂

[@chrisweidmaier3619]

I picked up a new riff single barrel bourbon the other day. It is really good!!

[@HonoluluBlue81]

I agree that Woodford needs to release a cask strength double oak. The flavors in that bottle are incredible but the finish is disappointing because of the lower proof.

[@neilpowell1641]

All great pours! WR DO is one of my favorites and in my area, it's only

[@mikedipeppino2248]

FR bottles last and last and last on my shelf. I really appreciate not having to replace them because they look so pretty.

[@brucebelitz3451]

The four roses did surprise me, but it's a single barrel so you sometimes don't get the honey barrel. Other than that good episode and picks!

[@chadbeckstrom3627]

Great vid! Curious of the other 5 that didn't make the blind? I like Four Roses SIB but find them inconsistent. Prob due to recipe differences. Woodford double oaked is solid!

[@pezzeronni]

Not surprised about Heaven Hill. It’s over priced for what it is. An extra year aged and a new label doesn’t constitute the price increase.

[@Vortex1988]

How is Rare Breed not in this lineup? Or is that going to be in the $50-$60 range? I'm surprised the Knob Creek Single Barrel is in this range. They're usually around $60 where I am..... Or maybe those are just the barrel picks? Is there a Knob Creek Single Barrel that isn't a barrel pick? Heavenhill definitely would have come in last for me. It's too much of a peanut bomb for my tastes. I think I would have been torn between the Knob Creek and New Riff.

[@jde0505]

Best bourbon channel on YT! Thank you for all your guidance.

[@debbybrady1246]

I usually have Woodford Reserve Double Oaked on my shelf. Knob Creek will be now.

[@fireandfat]

Trenton remembered! 😂 🎉🎉🎉

[@michaeltrainum5471]

I have had all the allocated stuff, I've tried a lot of different whiskeys and Bourbons and to this day I still believe Woodford Reserve double oaked is the best. I know that's probably not the most popular opinion in the world but something about it is just so delicious. 🥃🥃

[@Mr-Rubeus]

Saw you guys are from Valparaiso in one of your videos! I’m also from the area and was wondering how you guys get so many good bottles? Any recs on stores would be appreciated, love the channel!

[@DaveNorton-yi5ix]

chuckle ... my own personal favorite is Double Oaked, but I can see why this turned out the way it did. Another fun video.

[@johnpickett8533]

I really enjoyed the New Riff Lineup years ago when they came put here in Nashville,TN. May be worth a revisit.

[@grndhog66]

Good stuff, guys...always enjoy your content. I was not a big HH BiB fan when I first tried it, but I really enjoyed it after a revisit. Haven't had any New Riff yet, but have had it in my hand many times, perhaps this is the tipping point for the need to pick some up.

[@Benesii]

Knob 8 single barrel is an absolute killer. I'd take new riff over the woodford in this pool.I heard that they have to proof down double oaks bc of the extra tannins imparted in the process.

[@robapple78]

I’ve watched quite a few of these videos now. Super fun! What state are they in with these prices? Hard to tell for me with their non-descript accents.

[@Bushy556]

KC single barrel 120 and WR double Oaked are in the $60 plus range here

[@stymiesnerdly771]

I like the New Riff, so I’m glad to see it hold it’s own. Have you tried their Silver Grove? Just curious as it’s a distillery only bottle & I haven’t been able to get one yet.

[@bigfishhunter6801]

New to bourbon and so far Woodford double oaked is my favorite. Cheers!

[@clayspence4160]

The first time I tried Double Oak (or any other Woodford) was when we toured the distillery a few years back. It blew away everything at the tasting. Back then there was a bottle shortage so they had stopped production for awhile. It is fantastic stuff. I prefer it much more than the 120 Knob Creek 9.

[@borgcutus5780]

With you on that. 120ish is a bit hot for my palate.

[@jolkraeremeark6949]

If you have not yet tried Old Forester 1910, you might want to.

[@borgcutus5780]

@@jolkraeremeark6949 It's on my list for sure. I have a bottle of 1920 that I've been trying to acclimate to without much success, and need a cube in it for sure.

[@dans3294]

Just in time to do some Friday whiskey shopping

[@sslmtz8]

What he said 😂

[@bdatwood76]

So hilarious how Trenton comes up with his descriptors!! LOL

[@lerxstdirk2160]

I haven't had the New Riff single barrel normal bottle. I have a store pick of that bottle. It is one of the best bourbons I have. I am curious how different they are. Anyone had both?

[@ShastaCountyLand]

Solid review. I'm not sure why, but I'm not as much of a Knob Creek fan as most all reviewers. Has a strange taste to me. Is soap a tasting note? I won't give up on it yet!

[@bobczarnecki3479]

I'm really surprised Michters US1 Bourbon hasn't make this list. Unless in your area it's the $50 range. In my area I get it, all day long, $36 but most have it at $45-49.

[@alecky1972]

€70 here in Ireland 🇮🇪 great burbon though!

[@tekolicious8310]

I enjoy Woodford DO but agree a higher proof would be worth 100 bucks for me at least.

[@RetroTechUSA]

Double Oak Woodford is about $64 in Virginia and we have an ABC here.

[@PeterGlavin]

Do most people warm up their palette before a tasting? Something like a familiar whiskey to get adjusted? Every time I have a pour, the first couple sips all taste bitter no matter the quality.

[@davidw9095]

Four Roses was disadvantaged coming in after the 120 proof hitter shocked your palates. High proofs always do well for me in blinds, but drinking a full glass and subtle flavors like Four Roses has do better