Do you know which formula of the four roses you like? Looks like you have some wheat and heavier corn in there. I can't say enough about Wild Turkey Rare Breed. sub-$30 and it is smooth and has a lot of flavor still.
Nope, i have never sought it out. but when it gets hard to find, like everything above wellers special reserve has become (or blantons) then I need to have one on hand just in case.
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Yup, OWA is pretty good. It's the one I mentioned earlier (OW 107). It's just difficult to find, as is the OW Full Proof, OW 12, and don't even think about OW CYPB.W.L. Weller Antique 107 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey » Get Free Shipping
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The name "Weller" has been around the horn a few times. It all started with the Stitzel-Weller Distilling Company — founded in 1935 and closed in 1972 during the famous "Whiskey Recession." The had a bunch of great brands when they closed, and the formulas and brands were sold off. Today, the W. L. Weller brand is owned by Sazerac out of New Orleans and the Bourbons are distilled at their famous Buffalo Trace Distillery along with a wide array of Sazerac products.
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Do you know which formula of the four roses you like? Looks like you have some wheat and heavier corn in there. I can't say enough about Wild Turkey Rare Breed. sub-$30 and it is smooth and has a lot of flavor still.
Yeah McKenna is great but I have an impossible time finding it in DFW, don't even have one in the pantry right now. I'm more of a wheat guy.
I know the above is just something you quoted from an article, but that word makes me want to punch people that say it.
It's a little white bottle called Revival - Jimmy Red Corn or something like that, maybe just Jimmy Corn. It's got a lot of flavor, not bad, just heavy. Yeah I am amazed at the regions. I hear Eagle Rare is easy to find in CA, but gets a 100% markup here. Here I can go find buffalo trace or Weller SR on any shelf. Others have to hunt for that. But that's what makes traveling and hunting fun.
Uh oh, no one offer him a sip of Midsummers Night Dram. Though it is pretty nice.
"That's by the Pappy people" is why, though it is not really the same people. Around here everyone is really trying to make Chattanooga bourbon the next hot thing. Meh. Every time I'm in a store now it seems someone is pushing it, must be aggressive sales people offering good kickbacks.
That was my goal while in AZ. I didn't hit any Costco and that's my mistake I guess. None of the grocers, pharmacies, or Walmart had anything I can't find here. I didn't hit a ton though and mainly in the glendale/surprise area.
