Jim Beam Old Tub - Daniel Month Day 9

[@lieberman0253]

Today is my 21st birthday. I'm a big fan of the channel and wanted to thank you guys for the fun and informational videos you make. My favorite whiskeys are red brest 12 and green spot, I'm not sure i would have found them without your content. Because of you I can confidently go out and buy my first "legal" bottle of whiskey, being red brest 12 cask strength, and known that I will love it. If you wouldn't mind raising a glass of red brest with me to celebrate that would be amazing. Keep up the shananagins and the great work on building a better whiskey community.

[@eviljimmi]

“Let’s see if this Ardbeg sticks!” Is my new M.O. moving forward for introducing my friends to the world of Scotch

[@csskates]

Whiskey fail: so I was sitting preparing myself to enjoy a dram when my dog's bewitching hour hit. She pounced into my lap, after doing a few circles, spilling the entire contents of my glass all over me. Then the doorbell rings and there are a couple of shocked Mormons standing with their literature in hand. Apparently the colorful language I was using and my reeking of alcohol gave them the impression I was beyond redemption, as they turned and left wordlessly, with pamphlets firmly grasped.

[@Charlie_Crown]

Sounds like a whiskey success to me 😁👌

[@bren394]

My first glass was Lagavulin 16, i loved it so much i bought a bottle the next day. I never understood how people drank liquor neat until i tried scotch. Now between the peat smoke and high abv's i have virtually no working alchohol reception left on my tongue, its great! I sometimes forget and hand people a 50% or higher dram expecting them to get the nuance of flavors, and instead they give me looks as if I'm trying to poison them... "What do you taste?!" I ask excitedly, ready to nerd out on the complexity. "Smoke, and death" they respond as the excitement drains from my face..

[@davidsaccardi1965]

I love the tour through whiskey history! Rex can roll his eyes all he wants. It’s just like my undergrads!

[@83rkt]

Whiskey failure: filling up a mini barrel and finding it empty a month later because of leakage.

[@-David_Knight-]

I hate bung leakage

[@popcorngenerator1925]

Doctors can help with that

[@darastarscream]

Duuuuuude. You poor thing.

[@vincentrecasino865]

Cheers! Love old tub, I always pick up a few bottles when I'm in Louisville and I give them out as presents. It's my favorite Jim beam product!

[@DylTy6]

My best Friend is getting Married in June of this year. We watch you guys religiously and enjoy all of the knowledge you both instill in us. Can we Toast to Mr. Jack Compton and his next chapter in life? Love you guys -Dylan

[@lorenwegele7517]

Hey Dylan, what's the proposed wedding date? My wedding anniversary is also June so I'll try to remember to raise a glass in your buddy's honor on his special day! Loren

[@DylTy6]

@@lorenwegele7517 He is getting married the 29th of June!

[@lorenwegele7517]

I will try to keep that in mind! Cheers! 😀😎

[@DylTy6]

@@lorenwegele7517 Thank you Loren! наздраве

[@nic_tracy]

Daniel Month for life 🤘🏼🥃

[@Skogsmard]

So true about the deep end. Personally my five first experiences with whisky were: 1. Whisky sour based on Ardbeg 10. 2. Laphroaig 10 neat. 3. Bowmore 18 neat & with a drop of water (IMO better with water). 4. Bowmore 15 neat & with a drop of water (IMO better without water). 5. Bowmore Enigma 12 (travel exclusive). I guess I'm one of the 30% then...

[@the_whiskeyshaman]

Can you believe how this channel has blown up when I first started following 1.5 years ago there was a few now we are many soon the world will bow to our whisky greatness

[@rexking512]

Love it how much Rex listening pose reminds me of the first few episodes when he just stood around and actually let Daniel ramble! 😂

[@joshheadley4941]

I too am in the campfire fanatics, Hail Ardbeg!

[@jking54544]

Whiskey Failure? So last summer, my wife and I were invited to spend the weekend in a cottage on a lake with very good friends, and I decide that I would take a flask of Blanton's Gold to share with the husband of the relationship, and possibly enjoy a cigar (that he brought) with it. Friday night we get there too late to really enjoy anything, so we get settled. Saturday is a day at the beach, and being Wisconsin, well, we drink all day. Anywho, being an experienced Cheesehead (transplant) I pace myself. He, on the other hand, proceeds to get annihilated on cheap shit beer and spends the afternoon literally roasting himself in the sun while passed out in an inner tube on the lake. Needless to say, he was in no shape to drink. So ... I didn't share the Blanton's. Not sure if this is a failure as the question intended, because I failed to enjoy a shared whiskey with a friend, or if this is some sort of anti-failure because I didn't give an unappreciative sort any of my prized Blanton's Gold. Regardless, I won because I drank the Blanton's myself ... so ... well, shit, who knows if this is a failure.

[@Aaron-ed2rb]

Nahhh you were a good friend for saving him from himself

[@arcturus8016]

Here's to "successful failures"! Cheers!

[@vagabondwastrel2361]

People generally disregard how much alcohol Wisconsinites consume. There is a reason why you will find a lot of towns with two to three bars and no gas station or church.

[@christinedaisy594]

Absolutely loving the history lessons during Daniel month!!!!!

[@Tomislav_B.]

Very nice and it looks like a spontaneous video where you started to dwell on the worst whisky fails and ended up on best whisky pinnacles witch are imo those moments when you gift to someone a first time experience in ridiculously awesome Islay scotch. Those moments are priceless.

[@jobo1647]

When I was of legal age, I happened to be cowboying and first fell upon Canadian Rye whiskey there, experimenting to find my drink of choice took me to tequila, several types of rye, multiple bourbons, a bottle or two of Johnny Walker red (which I hated), jagermeifster and even a martini or two. Finally settling on primarily Rye on the rocks, with occasional forays into the better bourbons and tequilas, I thought I'd found my groove. That is until my brother picked up the GoT Lagavulin a month ago.... Ever since, I've been drinking almost exclusively scotch, I've really become fond of the smokier, peatier whiskeys, they remind me of a good cigar. So far I've tried Lagavulin 9 and 16, Monkey Shoulder, Highland Park and Bare Legs. This week I plan on grabbing some Laphroaig, depending on what the LCBO has available. It can be hard to source certain things in Ontario. If you ever have a chance, you might enjoy some Alberta Premium Dark Horse. Its 45%, delicious on the rocks and a far cry from the original Alberta Premium, which can be used to remove nail polish and clean up tarnished silverware ( always wear gloves). Thanks for the continuing introductions to new whiskey and education about it. Josh.

[@guyfrompei]

Daniel month is awesome. More Daniel months!

[@NeonSonOfXenon]

I was in the 30%. My first scotch was Lagavulin 8, and I feel in love. Up until that point I had only had bourbon and rye. The Laga was so different, it made a wonderful impression on me

[@laplantski]

Being a huge Beam fan ive tried to match something else up to Old Tub in the Beam line up. It stands up against every other product. The closest ive found is the Stillhouse select..

[@grantbowers1186]

I love the little bits of history.

[@mitchheiter3801]

History, for the intriguing quality, and shenanigans in equal parts, result in the master distillers' entertainment blend.

[@gabrieljosefson7467]

Loved this episode. The history is interesting. The tasting notes are more than usual and the reading of the letters is on point 👌💯 good one!

[@seanrose1720]

This episode just destroyed my marriage. Thank you both for doing it before I tied the knot. Thank you both for doing it before I tied the knot.

[@amaninator9985]

I know this is a dated episode, but I've been able to find the old tub release here in North Dakota. Yet to try it, but I think I've been convinced to try some. Cheers!

[@BLilley74]

It’s available in stores now. First cases hit TX this week, Drinking it right now. Really good for the cost.

[@watdahell4267]

My first scotch was Talisker Storm and man I guess Im in the 30% because I absolutely loved it.

[@dumluk1984]

Talisker 10 and Storm are among my fav Scotches as well.

[@Y2H]

I hated whisky for a long time as I was only constantly trying Speyside and blended stuff. I started to feel that it can be enjoyable when I tried my first bourbon: Jim Beam. Then I really fell in love with it when I tried Laphroaigs. I really wish people didn’t tell me to avoid Islays at first!

[@lorenwegele7517]

Well done gentlemen! 1. Thank you for immediately clearing up what you meant by "soapy". 2. Loved that last letter! It sounds like l need to procure some Ardbeg. 3. I'm not sure how well I'd do in your classes Daniel, but I think I'd really enjoy the experience!

[@joshuafetter3831]

I have a whiskey failure to report. About 8-9 months ago I had a Four Roses Single Barrel (my favorite Bourbon at the time) that I had only drank down to about two thirds of the bottle. One night when I went to pour another glass of this fine whiskey, the top broke off leaving most of the cork in the top of the bottle, as can happen from time to time. I tried vainly to get the stuck cork up out of the bottle neck but only succeeded in breaking it up into little bits that fell into the whiskey. Not having any other corks at the time I was desperate to find another proper container to strain the whiskey into to rid it of the cork. As it turned out, the only available empty bottle in the house was an empty Amsterdam Gin bottle from my roommate. I tried to wash it as best I could and strained the whiskey into the bottle. After a couple of days I came back to it and the taste was an awful mix of cheap gin and bourbon that was undrinkable and I had to dump the rest of it down the drain. I have not bought a bottle of Four Roses SIngle Barrel since.

[@elitebirds]

I was gonna say that a whiskey failure is leaving a bottle open overnight, but the real whisky failure is not knowing Rex's name. I would like to request a toast to a passed friend. When I met Glenn Thomas just over two years ago, I was told jokingly that he was an alcoholic. However, I found that under his seemingly intoxicated exterior was a very smart man who reminded me much of myself. Without him I might have never begun my whiskey journey. And, even though last new year he mooched half my bottle of Johnnie Walker Black directors cut, I will miss him greatly. Cheers.

[@Waterlooplein1]

I just found this bourbon on the store shelf yesterday, 7/7/20. But it was touted as "Unfiltered". You had to look close to see that it was Bottled in Bond. It was only 22 dollars so I couldn't resist. It is a really has a unique flavor. It has not been charcoal filtered, that's all. It says it is a limited edition bottle.

[@Mxbulldog226]

I did a similar thing to a friend at a cocktail bar , he had only ever had your regular budget alcohols and mixed drinks but said he preferred whiskey so I asked him have you ever had scotch ill treat to you one. So im looking and I notice they had the Compass Box Peat Monster and thought well this should be interesting. I cant really remember if i warned him or not but now everytime i see him he talks about that "band aid" whiskey we tried and how we need to go get more turned him into a fan. The "band aid" thing refers to a medicinal note we get from it because i told him the smell reminds me of Salve and a band aid.

[@guyfrompei]

Beer and whiskey pairings? I'd love to know some good combos.

[@treyjohnson8178]

Wild turkey 101 and mosaic

[@martinfevrier5894]

I prefer lighter lagers, pilsners, or malty porters or stouts while drinking whiskey. I personally feel like hoppy beers do not pair well with whiskey because the bitter hops overwhelm subtleties in the whiskey. If I am drinking IPA’s, then I am probably not drinking my good whiskey.

[@grantdaniel6648]

Rex listens to Daniel best when Daniel is wearing his toupee that Rex so lovingly hand crafted for him. It really brings out Daniels credibility and oratory prowess. Rex will be able to hear everything Daniel says! Well everything that can be heard over Rex laughing uncontrollably.

[@bren394]

I hope we are still getting videos on bottles to buy with dominant notes! I have yet to get the note of melon in a whisky. Any suggestions?

[@brendanalan9878]

I've been falling in love with bourbons more and more. For me scotch and Irish was my gateway into taking bourbon to the next level or drinking neat. I find I'm getting as many different bourbons on my shelf as I am scotches and Irish whiskeys

[@kingpheno]

In terms of Whiskey Failures, The worst thing I do is poor a glass and then fall asleep without drinking it. I typically end up drinking it anyway the next morning though

[@lorenwegele7517]

Ah, good! Waste not, want not!

[@Cjinglaterra]

Yesterday morning (the start of my weekend) I started the morning with almost a full pour of plum brandy, or as it comes from Serbia, slivovica. Fell asleep while reading a book Monday night and didn’t get more than a couple sips.

[@Grayjacket11]

Have you guys tried Jim Beam Repeal Batch yet?

[@ericsowder3553]

Never even heard of old tub and been to the Jim Beam Distillery

[@newedge420]

The only failure I can think of is when Daniel tried to break that glencairn , it’s still a failure but a magnificent one

[@WTFiswr0ngwithu]

One of my friends wanted to get into whisky and he was working up through flavoured stuff to bourbon and wasn't a big fan. We were had a pub and I suggested Aberlour cause I figured it would be his speed being a wine person, he thought it was good but wasn't mind blown. A few weeks later he took a sip of the Bowmore (my favourite) I got a bar and he was like WOW THATS GOOD.

[@Y2H]

I love Jim Beam and I find it totally underrated in our tribe!

[@jonclark2234]

Starting to lean heavily to my original hypothesis that this whole month is actually Rex’s final sommelier project that they’re passing off as being Daniel’s research under Daniel Month.

[@blakelee3978]

If u all want to try the old tune check your total wines here in Lexington Ky they sale it

[@bwalker2790]

You guys introduced me to monkey shoulder and it’s amazing. It continues to help my tasting and smelling abilities. I went from “mmm...smells like whisky” to “is that Carmel covered bananas?!”

[@metalbeast1998]

When are you guys gonna do a review on regular Evan Williams?

[@thespiritmonkey9956]

The Spirit Monk[e]y has commented on this video.

[@markgarin6355]

And what did he or she say?

[@thespiritmonkey9956]

@@markgarin6355 The Spirit Monk[e]y has replied to your reply.

[@PlagueKing_LordFalix]

Whiskey fail: When I was 7, my uncle lined us all up, (my brother, sister and all of my cousins) and proceeded to pour us all a little taste of his Crown. Meedless to say, I spit mine all over his face. The failure: bastard almost ruined whiskey for me for life. Luckily I stumbled across you guys and gave it another go. Now Im 31, though I just started my journey, Im having a brilliant damn time. CHEERS YA BASTARDS.

[@csipawpaw7921]

Have you ever thought of contacting the cruse lines about doing Whiskey cruses? Or do you already do them? I use to take a lot of cruses and I believe it would be a blast! I might even be able to get my wife to sign up for another cruse. You get a free cruse as you would work the cruse lecturing on the various aspects of Whiskey. I.E. History, the various ways to drink Whiskey, The types and how they differ, Etc. Then you visit one or more various Distilleries on the cruse. But if you do arrange a cruse, don't limit it to Ireland and Scotland. I know you can't cruse to Kentucky or Tennessee, but that's no reason to not have a Bourbon cruse. Not everyone can afford a cruse in Europe, But a lot of us can afford a cruse leaving and returning to a port in Texas.

[@overdrivemejimmy6847]

My biggest whisky failure was accepting a glass after drinking an entire bottle of very nice vodka at a college dinner (by accident). Got alchohol poisoning and busted all my blood vessels in my eyes. So three weeks after it looked like my eyes where filled with blood.

[@AnthonySforza]

I suppose the closest I've had to a "Whisk(e)y" fail (As I've had many fails with other spirits or drinks) would be that for some reason, I keep thinking that someday, one day, I'm going to order a "Scotch and soda" and actually like it. Hundreds have been spent on the pursuit of which... only for me to have the same reaction each time, as the first one, no matter which Scotch is used. Also, there was this time when I lived in Japan, that I was walking down a narrow street with a bottle of Hakushu 10 in my hand (Adorned with a straw) and a salaryman came rushing out of a bar in that way where he's just trying to move forward because he was going down and he wanted to stay on his feet... he failed. Upon rushing out, he knocked the bottle out of my hand (Which still had about 4/5 still in it) and it shattered on the ground. Not sure if that would be MY "Fail" or his... but I was rather bummed nevertheless.

[@69CamaroSS]

Whiskey (?) fail..... In my very early 20s, a buddy was throwing a party at his house. We went in on a BIG bottle of Jaegermeister and another of Rumplemintz 100 proof peppermint schnapps. Friends arrived and the night began it’s downward spiral as soon as we began playin *QUARTERS* with “sledgehammer” shots (50/50 Jaegermeister and Rumplemintz). A jar of moonshine (yes, *REAL* “from the mountains” “white lightning” with a shriveled-up peach in the bottom of the mason jar of jet-freakin-fuel, moonshine) began circling the kitchen table as I mixed the sledgehammers for the next victim of a quarter in a cup. Idiot time: Rationalizing that “since I personally had *PAID* half the money for the bottles of Jaegermeister and Rumplemintz, I was “gonna get MY SHARE” as it was being pretty quickly consumed. I quarter would go in a cup and I would pour a shot of each into a mixing cup, serve one shot to the victim and drink the other, myself. 😖 The jar of moonshine made it’s rounds and I never missed that either. The best I can factor, I consumed *AT LEAST* 8 shots of moonshine and *SEVENTEEN* sledgehammers...........*in about half an hour!!!* I’ll spare you all the details of THE REST of that horrid night....but suffice to say that a king sized waterbed IS NOT a good idea after that assault on my entire digestive tract....which *WON........SOUNDLY!!!* 30 years later, even the *SIGHT* of a bottle of Jaegermeister will make me wretch and heave!

[@darastarscream]

Whiskey Failure-- in a misguided attempt to develop a taste for grownup drinks several years ago, I picked up a half-bottle of Black Label. I thought that the best way to gently ease my way in was to pour like half an ounce into an Old Fashioned Glass and fill it the rest of the way with water and ice. One sip made me gag. I didn't even bother taking the rest of the bottle when I moved. I know better now, and am acclimating myself to whiskey with a bottle of Monkey Shoulder. Though since I love the smell of woodsmoke . . .

[@SuedRapier9]

Whisky failure: my friend and I were trying to get buzzed before we Ubered to the bar and he wanted jack and coke. But I didn’t have that so I made us Seagrams VO and flat Diet Coke and I’ve never felt so cheap in my life

[@clintwhite5198]

Whisk(e)y Fail: Ordered a Manhattan at a new restaurant who was supposedly known for their bar... it came to the table not only with ice in it but the ice was piled at least half an inch above the top of the glass.

[@roshan081990]

Hey guys... Could you review Oban Little Bay please?

[@jcfernandez9193]

Whyskey fail: not adding more cow bell

[@Sazerac45]

I'm gonna create a distillery called Whyskey Whiskey and make only weird flavored whiskey. Why? That's the real question.

[@jcfernandez9193]

Mint chocolate chip just add some peppermint schnapps

[@kirbyculp3449]

There is a rumor that it will be released in Texas as Old Earnest Tubb.

[@qthemusiq4461]

My whiskey failure. Went into a club with the leader of Yukon Jack my friends brother said when I left there is only 2 inches left. The failure the next day.

[@ryanparker4775]

Finally able to score some wellers had to drive 75 miles 1 way! but got it!!

[@clearmoon247]

Daniel & Rex: Could you provide a compare of Jim Beam Bonded and Old Tub?

[@louisv.8168]

Thats my favorite ardbeg.... I've always compared it to honey barbecue chicken on the seashore...

[@guilemaigre14]

Rex, feel free to listen to Rex, and look as if you don't. It won't change anything for me since i don't actually watch the videos as much as i listen to them. Oh, and i introduced a couple of my friends to whisky straight with Laphroaig and Ardbeg, they actually almost all loved it.

[@seancooley345]

I definitely think a whisk(e)y fail would be drinking whiskey with spicy foods

[@reesemartens759]

Hey Rex and Daniel, Been watching for a while now and noticed that you have hard time liking a lot of Canadian whiskey, if anything I can understand how the price could deter you as due to taxes it appears we can easily pay 20-30% more than even the US for the identical product or products of similar offering from both sides of the border. For example in Ontario, a bottle of Talisker 10 is $105 CAD (~$80 USD), while in Japan the same bottle is ~$50 CAD (~$37.50 USD). If you guys have been up to the Great White North, have you found the same increase in price for many of your favorites? and then do the prices stay high as you go back into the US?

[@steve2k82sk]

Do you know if old tub is going to be distributed to Pennsylvania?. Love the videos guys. I've come to enjoy bourbon even more from the whiskey vault

[@myvanpounds]

Old Tub is basically Jim Beam Bonded

[@flannel872]

Yes, but I can't help but imagine how they compare side by side.

[@jeremycrowe234]

Whiskey Failure-beer before whiskey makes you sickey. Lol

[@danmc7815]

My biggest whiskey fail: I had a good friend visit and pour himself a drink of a very rare bourbon. This stuff was so rare, and then so much of it was gone, without passing over my taste buds. Should have stopped that, but I failed.

[@poormansascent]

Am I the only one who enjoyed the child like excitement coming from Daniel when he said "Spoiler Alert."?

[@chris2words]

old tube seems like slightly a stronger version of Repeal batch

[@jeremycrowe234]

Whiskey Failure- giving your friend Wild Turkey 101 straight from a shot glass for there first taste of whiskey ever.

[@dangood035]

Rex. I love that shirt. Where can I get one.

[@socialswine3656]

I started both my best friend and my girlfriend on laphroaig and they loved it, but couldnt stomach monkeys shoulder. So idk basically nothing makes sense anymore

[@johnwallace2319]

Vodka is failed whiskey, does that count?

[@johnwallace2319]

Its also failed gin

[@watchwhatever3055]

Just a random suggestion for the future, I’m super curious to see what you guys think about proper no. 12 Irish whisky, by Conor Mcgregor.

[@carlkennedy2185]

How does the Old Tub compare to the Repeal Batch?

[@joegreen3163]

I can get Old Tub at one of my local stores. No, I’m not telling you the name of the store. I will say they have an amazing barrel pick program.

[@joegreen3163]

I’m Just Over Exceptional and definitely not a bastard of any kind. Why would I announce my local to the world? Plus there are local groups that know about the store. We are very respectful to our own.

[@AleksGutierrez]

I did a rather extensive Scotch and Irish flight tasting for my little bro and he hated the Islay spectrum but my failure per se was that into the 7-8 dram he ended up flat out on the couch ...LMAO next day when he woke up he was like: "you didn't give me any water..." Haha silver lining was that he hit it off with redbreast 😎

[@FantomMind]

Woohoo Day9!!!

[@bradhend]

Whiskey failure: told the wife to pick up a bottle of bourbon on the way home. Told her to surprise me. She got home with Jim Beam Apple..

[@rac6510]

Hahaha ouch man, sorry

[@onggia850]

How does Old Tub compare to Distillers Cut?

[@socialswine3656]

lol @ the random bottle of baileys on the floor in the background

[@bunit1701]

Whiskey nerd fail : trying to pour from one bottle to another without a funnel, and placing lots of whiskey onto either a table, counter, or floor. Normal person whiskey fail : dropping a bottle or filled glass.

[@1218Draco]

8:16 Every time I hear of those guys & Rev. Sylvester W Graham, I get a bit of rage because of my research

[@mitchheiter3801]

Elaborate please, I am genuinely curious as to what would have you enraged. I don't typically have the spare time to do research.

[@1218Draco]

Mitch Heiter I study culinary history, as an anthropologist, and Rev. Graham not only created the lie that if you “touch yourself” you’ll go blind but kickstarted the declining American diet away from spices, whole grains, and the overuse of generic condiments.

[@mitchheiter3801]

interesting, I'm not familiar with Rev Graham. Also, still not quite sure why it got you so riled up.

[@rac6510]

Whiskey failure: Opening up a fancy whiskey with a friend (I hope he sees this) who was "into whiskey" and have to listen to him talking about magic: the gathering instead of whiskey. In other topic, is Chivas Regal 18 Interesting? There is a bundle pack of that shit with 2 Glenlivet bottles and I might grab that.

[@secretsleepover7052]

whiskey failure: when you take a drink of whisky and your friend tells a joke and you laugh and it comes out your nose

[@dougmauddib3939]

Whisky failure: when you get caught tasting whisky during a dry week and it begets Daniel month.

[@wendyw1121]

How is it compared to Jim Beam 8 year or 12 year?

[@steve2k82sk]

Will you guys be trying pabst blue ribbon whiskey, or is this a myth about pbr whiskey that's aged for five seconds coming to shelves

[@dylannorthrup5439]

Just throwing this out there... Jim Beam Bonded... shouldn’t that be almost the same thing? It’s a Bottled in Bond Whiskey from Jim Beam... also 4 years old and bottled at 50% ABV... I also think it’s pretty decent - a younger Knob Creek in a sense.

[@mitchheiter3801]

As far as I know bottled in bond should be quite similar, only difference I can think of would be being blended by a master distiller.

[@dylannorthrup5439]

Mitch Heiter right, cask selection... maybe... Small Batch versus large production... maybe that’s where Daniel thought he was going with the Single Barrel (which is much weaker, and not as good... in my opinion)

[@mitchheiter3801]

Gotta say though, I really enjoyed the single barrel. Maybe just for the reason it was the first one I had. Haven't had it since, mainly just because I don't want to distort the memory.

[@dylannorthrup5439]

Mitch Heiter I’m not saying their Single Barrel is bad... also, each should be subtly different... I’m just saying that, in my opinion, 42.5% ABV has a hard time competing with 50% ABV, to my palate, anyhow. Feel free to check out my Instagram @d.northrup85 and scroll down a bit (nearly all my spirits reviews are in the same column) there’s a numbered series of Bourbon Reviews - No.2 is Jim Beam Bonded, No.9 is Knob Creek Small Batch, and No.15 is Jim Beam Single Barrel... (sorry for not linking, but the app is playing tricks with my internet currently)

[@MACE_HINDU]

Is that bottle of old tub plastic? If so I'm sadden I have a biased to plastic bottles I think it's just a cheap and wrong thing to do don't know why but I feel it's just ruins it what do you guys think plastic bottles OK or no?

[@johnbelushi8719]

That Old Tub water , tastes much bettah than the New Tub water

[@loganlambeth2996]

so I've been listening to dan carlins hardcore history and I can't help but think daniel should do a history of whiskey podcast

[@WhiskeyCowboyGaming]

Old Tub is good stuff.

[@mccrystalimage]

Whisky Failure. Johnny Smoking Gun. Came as part of the Whisky of the Month Club. I can only describe as tasting like feet.

[@BrutalOddball]

You should try the Teeling Rum Cask. Tastes like candy! :D

[@patrickfulmer9596]

There should be a quiz later.

[@karl_alan]

Doesn't beam have a normal BIB? If so, I would think that would be the closest to old tub

[@whiskygalore1264]

Whisky failure - leaving a glass of Lagavulin jazz 2017 near my incredibly clumsy friend..