Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

Heehee. My dad saw it on the gram and i think he shit himself too

 

Yes

 

I think Bulleit Rye has a pickle brine aftertaste.

 

Blanton's is good if you can get it for $70 and under.

 

Here we go.... does the parking brake thing look normal?

 

It’s meh. I always keep a bottle or three on the shelf though.
If you’re looking for something similar (I think better), try finding some John J Bowman Single Barrel. Same mash bill, less monies, distilled in Virginia - not Kentucky, higher proof.

 

Hard to tell but I believe it looks good. Rotate the adjustment and see if it extends/collapses.

 

What’s retail and how often are you even able to find it?

I enjoy hunting things.. but not Pappy level lol

 

My first bottle of Bulleit went to a good amount of whiskey n cokes around Halloween.

Gonna have to get another one to try here soon as a proper sipper.

 

Does anyone have a set of 3rd gen bed bars i could possibly borrow for a couple days? Im located in the bay area.

 

I live 20 miles from the Oregon border. Gov't run store they sell Blanton's for $59.99, 1 bottle limit.

 

@scocar


May he enjoy his Kiss albums in peace.

 

That’s awesome. I was sorta surprised I was able to find Eagle Rare on my first day looking.


might have to keep an eye out for Blanton’s.

 

Hey baby que paso? Ban hammer?

 

Yeah the big one.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/banned-members-memorial-thread.115215/page-1845#post-24862682

 

Talking about favorite bourbons is like talking about favorite scents of candles. Just freakin' light one already!

That said, if you like Bulleit bourbon, you might also enjoy Four Roses, regular test, at about $18. Both are good enough to drink straight or with a couple drops of water. I like Old Forrester, too, but it's very different.

You might also like Clyde Mays bourbon, at about $32, which has a similar profile but is noticeably smoother and "easier" to drink. If you'd rather go hotter at that price point, Elijah Craig regular is great.

IMO, these are high quality everyday bourbons. Stepping up $20 or so you get into the delicious Four Roses Small Batch and Four Roses Single Barrel, both of which are great. Yellowstone is very nice as well, with a little less caramel.

Blanton's and many other higher-end whiskeys are noticeably more complex. But to me they aren't necessarily more enjoyable. i save those for gifts and special occasions.

Looking forward to trying some of the stuff you guys have suggested!

 

Good way to put it.

 

Happy Birthday @roguegs