Sippin' Bourbon

[orionz06]

Blanton's is still meh to me. Eagle Rare and Buffalo Trace are solid. Bulleit Rye still is great and is still my preferred mixer for Manhattan's. Keep trying others and keep going back.

[SeriousStudent]

Blanton's is still meh to me. Eagle Rare and Buffalo Trace are solid. Bulleit Rye still is great and is still my preferred mixer for Manhattan's. Keep trying others and keep going back.

Have you had a chance to try Templeton's rye, and some Luxardo cherries?

https://www.amazon.com/Luxardo-Gourm...SIN=B009YLDEMW

They really compliment each other very well in a Manhattan.

ETA: I have also found these to be very nice, if the Luxardo's are not handy:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...464952011&th=1

[orionz06]

Have you had a chance to try Templeton's rye, and some Luxardo cherries?

https://www.amazon.com/Luxardo-Gourm...SIN=B009YLDEMW

They really compliment each other very well in a Manhattan.

ETA: I have also found these to be very nice, if the Luxardo's are not handy:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...464952011&th=1

Templeton's is on the list to try and find...


Luxardo's are my jam but I recently made a few batches of my own cherries, really happy with their flavor.

[voodoo_man]

Have you had a chance to try Templeton's rye, and some Luxardo cherries?

https://www.amazon.com/Luxardo-Gourm...SIN=B009YLDEMW

They really compliment each other very well in a Manhattan.

ETA: I have also found these to be very nice, if the Luxardo's are not handy:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...464952011&th=1

You sir, are an enabler.

Now I have to buy a fine see of glasses and bourbon to match the cherries.

[Clusterfrack]

Bookers


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This ^^^

[StraitR]

reviving this thread. I recently got tired of beer, so much so that if I have any its only because its what is on hand at a get together. Instead I decided that I would venture out and find another drink to enjoy on the weekend. Tonight I am enjoying some Makers Mark (I think their standard bottle). One thing I noticed right off the bat was the smoky taste and sweet finish. Any ideas what I should try after this bottle runs dry?

Anything from the great state of Kentucky, naturally. Woodford holds the title of the oldest distillery in the Blue Grass State, with on-site distilling lineage dating back to the 1790's, might as well start there. Funny, I was just telling my wife today that I felt like picking up a bottle of bourbon. I'm thinking a nice bottle of Blanton's, and that would be my suggestion if you're looking for a single barrel bourbon.

If you want to go cheap, nothing wrong with Wild Turkey aka The Kickin' Chicken.

[Sigfan26]

You sir, are an enabler.

Now I have to buy a fine see of glasses and bourbon to match the cherries.

Bro, Luxardo Cherries are the next level.


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[Trukinjp13]

Bulleit or Traverse City. Enjoy either with a gurkha


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[Sigfan26]

Bulleit or Traverse City. Enjoy either with a gurkha


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I would if I knew one[emoji17]


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[Drang]

Bulleit or Traverse City. Enjoy either with a gurkha

I would if I knew one[emoji17]

http://www.gurkhacigars.com/