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I've been there. Not a big establishment but a nice one. I have/had a couple of their products. Nothing spectacular.

Loved the video! I'm a vintage Old Crow super fan. Jim Beam really does need to do something special with the brand. So much history.

MY bottle of ETL is the only one I have that is musty tasting.

Beam in the freezer for 6-8 hrs. Then doing shots. Keep warm water available or you get frost bite in the throat. Then again, we submariners did lots of strange stuff with booze.😎

Wild Turkey Rare Breed wooha!!!!

Never tried with nuts or chocolate. Good stuff guys.

A fresh shelled new Pecan can be bitter when compared to one that has been aired out for a while.

Cranberry gives me a metallic taste that messes up my pallet.

It turns out it's not the barbecue sauce after all. 😂 This video title is hilarious taken out of context.

You should try a small piece of blue cheese before a sip. The fat coating your mouth makes for amazing flavors

Excellent comparison! I may have missed it what batch was the 23 M10?

Purchased this bottle a few weeks back. Excited to try it out! Thanks for the review!

You are quite welcome. I am glad you enjoyed the video.

For those of us who may never access one of these bottles, thank you for sharing your tasting.

Sorry boys need to pick up the speed, loosing interest. But I do like the products you tested.

Fortunately for me, Blanton's is expensive and hard (as all BT products around here are) to find or I'd be silly all the time.

It's such a pleasure to get Rosemary 's input. "Oatmeal cookie"

Just MY humble opinion but, I think ten years is about as old as it gets before Starting to taste more like wood than whiskey. There are exceptions but for the most part ten years is about as good as it gets.

I am excited for this! Can't wait to try. You both have great tasting notes!

I'm a big fan of the Bernheim.

We often visit Nashville, Indiana and found Hard Truth a few years ago and fell in love with it! I came home telling my whiskey friends to keep an eye these guys they are an up and comer! Now I visit Nashville to go to Hard Truth!

I went to the HT distillery less than a month ago. Before lunch I did a flight of their ryes which I have always enjoyed. After a nice lunch of great fish and chips, I went back to tasting room for a flight of their bourbons. Again, all were very nice, but to me, the 4-grain bourbon clearly stood out as my favorite of all the whiskeys I tried that day; this was not what I would have predicted.

I have not seen any 7 year old bonded In Louisville but I will look for it

It has been a long time. If you get to Louisville, let me know. You are always welcome to join us for a drink on the porch.

Up in my neck of the woods (Indianapolis), the bib BH move from 6yr to 7yr age statement last year; can no longer find the 6yr on retail shelves. The difference I noticed was a slight increase in the oaky tannins from 6 to 7. The rest of the profile remained very much in line with what I’ve come to enjoy about this very good bourbon.

Remember the Old Ezra 15 y/o sippin whiskey Mike?

Nice seein ya Mike. Been a long time.

Love the idea to pair with nuts or chocolate. I have the sudden desire to pair all my whiskies with something.

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Wild Turkey 101 is one of my favorites!

I like how the two of you took your time and experimented with the dried cranberry, pecan and chocolate. I'm going to try that. Thanks.

Matt sorry for the loss of your mother! Let me raise a glass to her memory!

We are thrilled to be your Whiskey of the Month! Cheers friends!

Great review fellas!

No offense, get to the review. The convo was slow and unbearable

Do you use sweetened cranberries for your tastings? How did you come up with that?

Never seen it in Phx

These look really cool... I'm only 2 hours from Ben Holladay. Gotta make the trip this year.

Great review on this day off for me. Thanks. Any chance of you guys doing a review on pearles double oaked rye?

This was a really interesting ride for me. Had the pleasure of a sample in an advent calendar. Farmy, manurey (but nice!) on the nose but then an absolute explosion of fruity complexity on the palate. It took me a little while to wrap my palate around it but it really ended up impressing me. I still balk at the bottle price, but for ~$150 I'd be happy to own a bottle. Cheers fellas!

Great review! Lots of reviews have been trying to read the tea leaves with the mash bill(s) calling this a 10Y Early Times BiB or a King Jr. which clearly it is not, given this a blended/batched product. I need to give this a try however I'm a little hesitant at the price point.

A store owner said he was super dissatisfied with this bottle for the price and the hype. 1897 bottled in bond old forester is better value and same taste he said

Just not what I’m looking for at this price point. I can get two 1920 which I know I like for one of these so I’m going with two 1920’s every time over this bottle.

I was searching for reviews on this bottle and came across your channel. I recognized you from the Neat documentary so I had to subscribe. Great review. I’m going to implement your pairings with our next tasting. Cheers 🥃

dang that’s some proof! i found one last night and it is 107 proof

Bourbon is a char 4 and the whiskey is a char 3. They have 2 mash bills the bourbon uses corn, rye and barley and the Tennessee whisky replaces rye with wheat.

Fortunate enough have these 3 rye’s from 2023- looking forward to doing the same flight!

Knew I recognized you from the Straight Up documentary! I picked up this bottle luckily and hope to enjoy it as much as this channel. Cheers guys

I got both but dont want to open them but know i got to know

Thank you gentlemen! We appreciate this very nice tasting and review! Please come see us if you make it over to Western KY. Cheers!🥃