Wasatch
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I've had the Devil's Cut, it's not bad for the price, but I would not buy it again. Like you said, raw, alittle too wood/oak for me. Never had any Weller, will have to look into that one.
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I've had the Devil's Cut, it's not bad for the price, but I would not buy it again. Like you said, raw, alittle too wood/oak for me. Never had any Weller, will have to look into that one.
There is Wyoming Whisky, Steve Nally is the Master Distiller They have just started the release of their Bourbon so you can get in on the ground floor of this all Wyoming spirit. I have not yet found any to try...
http://wyomingwhiskey.com/wp/
http://wyomingwhiskey.com/wp/
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Wasatch
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There is Wyoming Whisky, Steve Nally is the Master Distiller They have just started the release of their Bourbon so you can get in on the ground floor of this all Wyoming spirit. I have not yet found any to try...
http://wyomingwhiskey.com/wp/
Sounds interesting, if it shows up in Utah I'll pick up a bottle.
According to their website dealers are limited to 3 cases each until this years release is gone.
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Analogue "AAA" vinyl.
Wait a minute. I thought Utah was a "dry State" ?!?
Wasatch
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Then you have no idea what Utah has to offer. When it comes to spirit's we have a pretty good selection, beer on the other hand is mediocre at best, but I did see some New Belgium today.
Wasatch
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Went to the local SLS today and it was not there. When I get down to SLC I will check out my other store I visit, or I will give them a call.
Found this review;
Already, Wyoming Whiskey is winning over some discerning aficionados.
“I didn’t know what to expect, but I’m pleasantly surprised,” said Dennie Hammer, a whiskey enthusiast who tried Wyoming Whiskey for the first time Saturday.
Hammer is the organizer of an informal whiskey tasting club of about two dozen devotees in Cody, Wyo. The group samples premium and exotic bourbons and Scotches from around the world.
“The aroma is very fresh and well-rounded,” he said. “The nose came across like warm, fresh-baked bread. I can smell the corn, and there is a floral element with a little oak and some cinnamon and caramel.”
Hammer said the overall effect was a “very, very good bourbon that I will drink at home.”
Bourbon journalist Mark Gillespie, a contributor to Whisky Magazine and host of the WhiskyCast podcast, gave Wyoming Whiskey high marks, praising what he said were flavors and aromas of wheat bread, orange peel, oak, honey and vanilla.
“It is one of the best bourbons I’ve ever tasted, and I’m scoring Wyoming Whiskey a 95″ out of 100 points, Gillespie told listeners of his podcast, recorded Saturday from Kirby.
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Already, Wyoming Whiskey is winning over some discerning aficionados.
“I didn’t know what to expect, but I’m pleasantly surprised,” said Dennie Hammer, a whiskey enthusiast who tried Wyoming Whiskey for the first time Saturday.
Hammer is the organizer of an informal whiskey tasting club of about two dozen devotees in Cody, Wyo. The group samples premium and exotic bourbons and Scotches from around the world.
“The aroma is very fresh and well-rounded,” he said. “The nose came across like warm, fresh-baked bread. I can smell the corn, and there is a floral element with a little oak and some cinnamon and caramel.”
Hammer said the overall effect was a “very, very good bourbon that I will drink at home.”
Bourbon journalist Mark Gillespie, a contributor to Whisky Magazine and host of the WhiskyCast podcast, gave Wyoming Whiskey high marks, praising what he said were flavors and aromas of wheat bread, orange peel, oak, honey and vanilla.
“It is one of the best bourbons I’ve ever tasted, and I’m scoring Wyoming Whiskey a 95″ out of 100 points, Gillespie told listeners of his podcast, recorded Saturday from Kirby.
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bonzo4ever!
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I know it's boring but Ive tryed them all and my favorite has to be Jim beam. White label the 7 or 8 year I think. I swear I'd put it in my cornflakes but the ol lady would piss a hampster...
Russellc
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Not Pappy, but I am liking a bottle of Black Maple Hill I bought on a whim the other day more and more.
Traveled to Nashville to visit a store that usually has some Pappy in a back room for discriminating customers. I was informed I had to be on her list...While buying a bottle of Hirsch, she slipped I could get a special bottle from Black Maple Hill, but only if I bought the Hirsch as well!
My last ditch effort is a little store in southern Illinois, but I just hate going to Illinois. Maybe if I call them they will ship...I tip good.:yes:
Good Heavens,
Russellc
Traveled to Nashville to visit a store that usually has some Pappy in a back room for discriminating customers. I was informed I had to be on her list...While buying a bottle of Hirsch, she slipped I could get a special bottle from Black Maple Hill, but only if I bought the Hirsch as well!
My last ditch effort is a little store in southern Illinois, but I just hate going to Illinois. Maybe if I call them they will ship...I tip good.:yes:
Good Heavens,
Russellc
I'd turn the ba$terd in for free!
http://www.wave3.com/story/24114733/10k-reward-offered-in-pappy-van-winkle-theft
""LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A local sheriff is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest after a thief stole thousands of dollars worth of a rare bourbon from a distillery.""
Barney
http://www.wave3.com/story/24114733/10k-reward-offered-in-pappy-van-winkle-theft
""LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A local sheriff is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest after a thief stole thousands of dollars worth of a rare bourbon from a distillery.""
Barney
Wasatch
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If this is the same stuff from Utah, it's not bourbon, but whiskey. Good stuff non the less.
I just came back from Kelly Services going through the hiring process for another temp job at Kimberly-Clark (again). I'm a Kelly Girl! ! ! ???
I am guessing but it might be 5:00 PM in England now.
I'm employed again, so I am sipping some Woodford Reserve. I really like this stuff!
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I am guessing but it might be 5:00 PM in England now.
I'm employed again, so I am sipping some Woodford Reserve. I really like this stuff!
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Wasatch, just checked the label, it looks like I was drinking their Rendezvous Rye. I was a couple deep by then, I could only read one of the labels which was the Double Rye so I asked for the "other" one. No wonder I wasn't wild about it, as I prefer Wheaters to Rye based bourbons. All in all it was good whiskey.
Wasatch
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Oh yeah, it's really good, a little bit too expensive I think. I've had the Double Rye, the Rocky Mountain Rye 21 Yr. Old, and Son Of Bourye.
I bought myself a Christmas gift, a 7.5l Bottle of Knob Creek. Saturday I came down with something, cough, congestion and a very sore throat. Sunday I had an infection in my lungs.
I broke out the Knob Creek to help the throat. 100 proof helps as an analgesic, too!
I went back to work today, I contracted this at work. And now I'm relaxing with another killer drink.
YMMV, don't try this at home unless you are an old guy.
I broke out the Knob Creek to help the throat. 100 proof helps as an analgesic, too!
I went back to work today, I contracted this at work. And now I'm relaxing with another killer drink.
YMMV, don't try this at home unless you are an old guy.
