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I try not to use more than a cube, but let me tell you, a little water really helped that poor.

I prefer my bourbon that way, but that little bit of ice did open up the pour. But I will never argue against neat!

I know you can order it on their website (www.greatwomenspirits.com), but I think we got it either at Total Wine and Spirits in Overland Park or at Mr. and Mrs. O's in Merriam KS.

@@1whiskeyoutpost I’ll check it out. I bought about 20 bottles from a buddy’s collection so I haven’t really needed to shop for a hot minute but that’s my last name so I will need to grab a few for family members.

@@1whiskeyoutpost Or Party Time in Olathe. We'll check Mr. and Mrs. O's on Monday!

@@shockershooter Your last name? Any relation to her??

I'll be sure to ask around. I do want to clarify one point. I buy all my bottles in these hunting videos! If I had been given product, I would have disclosed in the video.

Not so far... but maybe as we grow! We will be at the event at Spillway in MS this weekend, so if you go there come say HI!

I'm happy to take criticism when it's well intentioned and I think yours is. I would actually prefer that I am on screen less. I have always said I have a face for radio! When we said we found a lot, we meant bottles in general. If you can't tell the section is LONG and there was stuff we can't find in KC even though it's only like 30 min away. We bought a Barrell New Year bottle which I'll review in a future episode. It's an interesting comment re: allocated bottles. This store didn't have many but they always have good store picks. They asked us not to film staff and the really expensive stuff was behind the counter. Still, I try to find places with good store picks and good selections because that's going to be true all year whereas allocated stuff goes into a few people's baskets and goes home with them. If that makes any sense.

It gets a lot of criticism and I think that's because we thought it would be Buffalo Trace in a different bottle. It's totally not that, but I did enjoy it.

I'm glad you love it!

The bourbon snob in me didn't want to like it. I LOVED IT!!

Of course! Some cities take it very seriously and others don't. Most celebrations involve wearing green, parades, and drinking a lot of whiskey and green beer! It is a Saint's Day, so there are also celebrations associated with churches, especially churches named after St. Patrick.

@1whiskeyoutpost Okay, so you're celebrating your Irish roots, so to speak? I understand that there was a great famine in Ireland, Scotland and England and that many people left for America in search of a better life? How special that such a day is completely established, still, in contemporary America! One day, especially for drinking whiskey and beer, that must be a very special day, with lots of fun and tipsy people! Is it celebrated all over the US? Or is it more in some places where the Irish settled? I hope you had a great St Patricksday, and no hangover the next day! 🍀

@@Ju-didit Mainly we dodged parades! But I did find some Teeling that was very nice.

Yay!!!! Welcome!!!

Thanks. I love hunting, too. I get to chat with a lot of store owners and my wife/cameraperson complains way less when we buy a bottle.

Awesome. It's a good area to find some great bottles. Where do you like to shop? Anywhere we should shoot a video in?

Yeah, I was a little surprised, too. We mainly shop at mom and pop shops, too, but we had looked at them first. That TW was the only place we could find Still Austin and Compari.

Oh, the Truman Reserve? Good stuff!

No reason to bring bottles. They have about 20 there. Plus, vodka, gin, all the hard seltzers. They also sell biscuits and gravy, so I think they have ulterior motives.

@@1whiskeyoutpost holy shit 😂 this gym is gonna make their cash cow work no matter what lmao

Ive turned completely around and now I'm on your side 😂 I want a strong drink and biscuits while I get this lift lmao

Just don't do skullcrushers@@AaronThornton69 !!

You can never have enough!

@@1whiskeyoutposthell yeah brother!!!!!

It’s whiskey

So I should have gone with the Still Austin? :) I enjoy High West and that bottle was $70, which seemed reasonable. What are you seeing it for?

@@ChrisPerrin I frequent Salt Lake City and Park City frequently. I just don't see the appeal of the brand at all. Never had a chance encounter with Still Austin but I've heard amazing things. I would have gone with the austin. You do you, bruh. Cheers!

I appreciate you @@skippypeanutbutter9136 ! I now have justification to go by the other bottle! Also, I assume the trip to Park City is worth it? It's on my list of distilleries to visit.

The Internet seems to agree with you@@skippypeanutbutter9136 Facebook just showed me a picture of American Prairie Bourbon on clearance for $20. I know I paid more than that!

@@ChrisPerrinI second that you should’ve gone with the Austin. Or anything Redwood. Or Middle West if you like wheaters.

Will do. I'm hoping it's nice and peaty?

My wife and I do. Now I want to make amburana candles. Good plan!

You got it! Any bottles of types or pours you'd like to see?

It was very good. I don't know if it was $250 on the secondary market good, but I enjoyed it thoroughly