Sippin' Bourbon

[Gun Mutt]

Why would you encourage a bourbon drinker to skip what he or she likes? Most folks who enjoy Blanton's know exactly what Buffalo Trace tastes like. It's one of my favorites in fact. It's all a matter of enjoying what you like. I think Blanton's is a notch above, but that doesn't mean everyone has to like it.

I said I wouldn't encourage newbies to try Blanton's as a comparative basis for what I consider good bourbon. People should drink what they want, of course. Hell, there are those that even drink scotch, which I also don't recommend.

[Grey]

I said I wouldn't encourage newbies to try Blanton's as a comparative basis for what I consider good bourbon. People should drink what they want, of course. Hell, there are those that even drink scotch, which I also don't recommend.

Blasphemy... scotch is delicious. Blantons isnt bad but but for the price i like other stuff.

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[Robinson]

I said I wouldn't encourage newbies to try Blanton's as a comparative basis for what I consider good bourbon. People should drink what they want, of course. Hell, there are those that even drink scotch, which I also don't recommend.

Indeed you did -- my apologies for not reading carefully.

[Crusader8207]

Four Roses Single Barrel tonight. Not bad.

[Jackdog]

Four Roses Single Barrel tonight. Not bad.

Lol!! It’s a Small Batch night for me.


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[Crusader8207]

Lol!! It’s a Small Batch night for me.


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It's a good thing Cheers to you!

[Bratch]

I tried High West Campfire Tuesday night. I was really impressed, nice heat on the lips, smooth on the way down and a smoky Scotch finish after it was gone.

[Wondering Beard]

Are we reaching the drinkularity? "This coming new age, they claim, will arise as a chain reaction of bourbon development triggered by the emergence of one super-bourbon, unlike any before it, that disrupts the global intoxication balance and ultimately results in an extinction-level event."

[Robinson]

Are we reaching the drinkularity? "This coming new age, they claim, will arise as a chain reaction of bourbon development triggered by the emergence of one super-bourbon, unlike any before it, that disrupts the global intoxication balance and ultimately results in an extinction-level event."

When I read Mr. Colt's intentions in the article I became annoyed. Bourbon is enjoyable because of the taste, sure... but we also like bourbon because of its history and its place as a truly American spirit. The thought that a new process that does away with traditional bourbon making methods will make all other bourbons obsolete is silly. And if that does happen, I'll refuse to drink it. Get your pretentious new skippy bourbon off my lawn.

[SeriousStudent]

Are we reaching the drinkularity? "This coming new age, they claim, will arise as a chain reaction of bourbon development triggered by the emergence of one super-bourbon, unlike any before it, that disrupts the global intoxication balance and ultimately results in an extinction-level event."

Somebody needs to send that guy home, he's drunk.