Whiskey Review: Dry Fly Cask Strength Wheat Whiskey with OYO Wheat Whiskey Comparison.
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Today we taste and review Dry Fly Cask Strength Wheat Whiskey and compare it to OYO Wheat Whiskey.
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Put your "Spirit Whiskey" in the comments below.
Evan Williams Single Barrel. Cheap yet interesting. Just like me.
Ardbeg 10. After drinking mostly Jack and Jim for years I wanted to expand my horizons. I started with Balvenie 12 and monkey shoulder. The next I just picked off the shelf based on the cool bottle and it was Ardbeg 10. I'll admit it caught me off guard at first but quickly became one of my go to whiskeys and its probably the bottle i reach for the most now.
Highland Park 12!
Whiskey Vault So many choices.... And so few whiskies experienced. Right now, I think I'd say Ardbeg An Oa.
Laphroig 10 in the winter and Dalmore 12 in the summer :)
My spirit whisky is Highland Park 12. Never distant from this magnificent whisky.
For 17 years I did not have a single drink. After watching your channel for about 6 weeks, I have a collection of mostly single malt scotch and some blended scotches and I also have sone nice German Cognacs. I got now 27 bottles of Scotch collected in 6 weeks ! Thanks guys Im hooked on Scotch.
I am a fly fisherman......and I use to drive the snobs CRAZY! You are spot on with your thoughts. I was being hassled by a guy with a spay rod, (which is huge), who was jawing about how much better his equipment was than mine. I just turned my back on him and started walking out of the river. I called to another fellow I knew nearby....”You know why I love having a Spey rod near me on the river? Cuz if lighting strikes....that asshole will fry first!”
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Lol! Spot on my friend! Lol! Way to cut the snob down to size! Lol!
As a fellow fly fisherman I'm right there with ya. Lol.. I will say, I am proud to be apart of our little "club".. But unfortunately some just don't seem to realize that EVERYONE IS INVITED TO JOIN. 👍 Fish on my friend!
Hey fellas for what it's worth, I live about 20 miles from Dry Fly and have met Don more than once at the distillery and he is a really good dude, really laid back and friendly, very inviting. One time we were there, there was an older gal who had never been to a distillery, we were in the tasting room, he took her, and anyone who wanted to join, in the back showed us how everything worked. Fired up the equipment and let her bottle her own bottle. I hate that their website comes off the way it does, as there is probably no one who has spent more time in the state of Washington, I actually live in Idaho, doing more for the craft distilleries, pushing for friendlier legislation and just being supportive of the whole scene.
That is amazing. I'm 100% sure they're amazing people. We just had to give them shit for the web copy. We both still dug the whiskey the end of the day.
thanks for bringing this up! I'll pin it to the top so people can see it.
Whiskey Vault Haha, oh yeah for sure. Just wanted to provide my experience. And for the record, I am only speaking to the distillery, fly fisherman are so pretentious....it's just awful! 😊
I live 5miles from Dry Fly and I am a cubby member :) I have no desire to spend my Whiskey time anywhere but Dry Fly. It is the sole reason for me to stay where I am :P. I have made friends with some of the staff. The are completely down to earth and chill. Also Rex, they really like Redbreast 👌
i live next to the distillery building by the river. I love the No LI brewhouse as well great beer and food
I live in Ohio so, now I feel I need to try the OYO, I have been avoiding it because the distillery has so many things that it does and I was afraid of it just being cruddy at its price point. So thank you for adding it to this review. I literally have been inspired to try different whiskeys because of you guys, and I love it. Cheers!
Still on the hunt for my spirit whiskey... I started out with bourbon, but my local watering hole has a selection of 300 single malts so I've been trying a new one every time, and it turns out I might actually be a Scotch person. Shit's amazing.
Welcome home
Rex: "... I'm getting wood." stares "long and hard" at the camera.
Also, Highland Park 12 is my spirit whisky. More smokey than some, sweeter than many with smoke, and a palate that aches with wanderlust!
Michael Funk Lol! Rex wood, long, and hard! Rflmao!
No, no, no... I'm looking for wood 😂
lol! How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
Hey Daniel and Rex,
You probably have noticed you're getting a lot of new people started into whisky since starting your channel. When did you guys start getting into whisky and what was it that started you down the path?
My spirit whiskey is Jack Daniels Old No. 7. It isn't my favorite whiskey (not even close actually), but it is a whiskey that has seasoned my soul. You see, my dads favorite spirit was J.D. on the rocks. As such, it was also the first whiskey that I drank with my dad. Drinking a glass of Old No. 7 reminds me of the things we used to do together: working in the wood shop, relaxing after a day of sailing on Lake Michigan, playing double deck Pinochle, and just relaxing by a campfire with a glass of J.D. telling dirty jokes and smoking cigars. He was one of the good ones and he was taken from us all too soon. My whiskey tastes may have changed over the years, but whenever I smell and taste Old No. 7 it reminds me of sawdust, windy days, and campfires. It reminds me of dad. That's why J.D. Old No. 7 is my spirit whiskey.
I always come back to Laphroaig 10! It may not be the most complex, but there’s just something special about it that others seem to lack. It’s like the best jazz standard.
Highland Park 12 was my first single malt and still doesn't disappoint. Not necessary my favorite at this point but we always remember our first.
My spirit whisky is Highland Park 18. Its one of the first I have ever had and now after many different whiskys still my favourite
A highlight in my day - watching your video. Cheers from South Africa 🥃!
I searched my soul. Spent many a minute reflecting on my whiskey journeys throughout my life. Countless delightful drams of the blessed uisce beatha. Yet only one came back to me as my true spirit whiskey. Garrison Brothers Bourbon. From my first sip of this whiskey, i was hooked. And I’ve never looked back. Price be damned. I will always keep a bottle on hand.
I just got a full bottle of this. It’s now 4 years old and pretty darn complex. Incredible bottle that I’ve never had anything like. I got it at the tasting room and all in got a flight of 4 whiskeys (including this) and the bottle for 50. Not bad at all. Met both of the distillers and they seemed meticulous but not snobby. They are certainly proud of their juice. The vodka and gin are also good at Dry Fly. Can’t fault them for their product.
The look on Rex's face at 3:25 after he announces he's getting wood is priceless.
Is earning the Magnificent Bastard title a hereditary title? I'd love to be able to someday introduce my children as the "Little Bastards". Just some food for thought.
Hey Rex and Daniel, from the bottom of my heart, and my bottle for that matter, thank you. I've always considered myself a "whiskey guy" because I was basically raised on Jack Daniels and Jim Beam. When I discovered this channel my eyes were opened. I realised that I was more of a "whiskey baby" rather than a "whiskey guy." Maybe one day will reach the level of "whiskey man," but that will take a lot of time and whiskey. (A challenge I am more than willing to face.) As for a spirit whiskey, I would have to say Laphroaig 10. It's like stepping in front of a bus of flavor (A bus that I will gladly step in front of again) . Dammit I'm rambling again. Anyway, thanks guys.
My spirit follows the whisky, so my spirit whisky is whatever I am drinking at the moment. Tonight, Ardbeg 10 is kicking my spirit right in the sack...and I'm loving every minute.
My spirit whiskey is Michter’s American. Just started with it after the WV review. I’m on my 3rd bottle already. It’s a must have in my house.
Had my first whiskey experience that blew my mind the other day. I've been trying different cheaper whiskey (Crown Royal Harvest Rye, Wild Turkey 101 and 81, several Jim Beam and Alberta Premium Dark Horse) to see what I like and have come to find I prefer bourbon. So I went out and bought a more expensive bourbon, relative to the others (Woodford Reserve) and found it was a lot more complex and had a lot more flavour on the end. That experience was amazing and has now made me second guess everything I thought on what I like. So I will now be buying some more expensive whiskey to see if my theory of preferring bourbon continues or if I will like the other types more as they get more complex. Exciting to see and thanks for all the great videos!
My spirit whiskey would be Sazerac 18. ... also I wand to let you OYO whiskey supposed to be pronounced like Ohio so it’s O-WhY-O. Love your guys show.
My spirit whiskey (the pun is glorious) is, and will always be, Ardbeg 10. My first true love. It said it loved me, and then punched my teeth in
I'm searching for my Spirit Whiskey and am not going to rush it. Lots of them to try before I can make a decision or until one chooses me.
My spirit whiskey is definitely Talisker Port Ruighe; suggested to me during a degustation/distillery tour I had mooched my way into when I mentioned I preferred Port to Sherry as a drink (this was before Whiskeyvault and thus before me knowing/noticing that sherry finish was a huuuge thing) . Boy did it hit the spot, the brine and smokiness you're used to with a Talisker punches you in the face while the sweet flavours of Ruby Port embraces and hugs you.
Hoping to see a review a review of Bernheim's wheat sometime as well. I like that it carries an age statement which is pretty rare for American whiskey.
Yay! My hometown distiller and favourite variety from them. Also as I get through the video, the guys who run it are cool and so is the entire crew. Their tasting room is a nice casual place where all walks of life come to enjoy some good whiskey or their fantastic gin and vodka cocktails. The copy on the bottles and site is snobbish, but the place could not be more chill.
Can't wait to watch this as these are two that i have been looking at for the hubby
My spirit whiskey has to be buffalo trace it was the first whiskey I ever tried to taste rather than just taking shots so it started the journey but no matter how many other amazing whiskeys I try whenever I come back to buffalo trace it never disappoints
Whoa! Almost to 80k subs! Well done sirs.
I’m relatively new to whiskey, but I constantly go back to Buffalo Trace. I also like Talisker 10 but Buffalo is my go to
My Spirit Whiskey, Jameson. Never get tired of it and it's available pretty much anywhere. One of these days it will be available in my home.
My spirit whisk(e)y is Jameson. Familiar but not average. Hard yet soft. Tough yet smooth. Loved with fierce loyalty, by many the world over. :/
Michter's American is definitely my "Spirit Whiskey." Whenever I am in desperate need of a friend. There it appears, like a shining beacon of hope, guiding me to its glory.
Pretty sure my spirit whiskey is Laphroaig 10 original cask strength. If it is on my shelf, I find myself pouring it even though there are a lot of great whiskeys up there.
Casper Lehner That’s the correct answer.
I went by the A.D. Law Distillery here in Denver last night about dusk. I think that Daniel mentions this particularly distillery in a video (not this one). The distillery is in an old mixed use neighborhood on Acoma Street in Denver that has a very weird vibe. Unfortunately, the distillery was closed, but a huge raccoon was monkeying around out front looking for his dinner. I had to laugh because the raccoon stood up on his hind legs and gave me a toothy grin as if to say bring it on........that’s something that would only happen here in Denver. You go for a whiskey tasting and end up at the hospital getting the battery of rabies shots. Priceless......Lol!
Laphroaig 10 Cask Strength is my spirit whisky. It’s reminds me of “The Planets” by Gustav Holst. It’s big and loud at times, but still complex and masterful. A magnificent experience altogether.
Haven't drank with the distillers, but the staff at the tasting room are all super friendly.
I'm sure they're amazing. We just had to give them crap for their website statements :-)
Still in search of my spirit whisky, but I’m on my 2nd bottle of Glen Garioch 12 this year... I will have to check out the Dry Fly distillery on my next trip back to Spokompton.
Damn it. Pick my spirit whiskey. Thats like picking your favorite kid. I dont have any kids. Im screwed. However,if i had to it would be my own blend. It would be a lightly peated deanston virgin oak. With notes of freshley cut oak, butterscotch, nutty, and with a hint of smoke. That would combine my love of the outdoors as well as the gentler side.Keep in mind i am a man of many spirits.
i just saw that in the lcbo today i was very close to getting it too
Spirit Whiskey: Lagavulin Distiller's Edition. I only open it for special occasions, and each pour is an experience that I savor for hours. It takes me to a misty campfire on the Islay shores, and there I am thoroughly at peace. Plus I don't recall seeing a headline review for it yet.
My spirit whisky is Glenmorangie 18 Extremely Rare; well rounded, sweet, and finishes strong.
My spirit whiskey is Larceny Bourbon. It's the first bourbon I really tried and got into after I upgraded from Jim Beam white label. Since finding this channel I have begun exploring new bourbons and finding new favorites, but every few months i'll come back to Larceny just to reminisce. You never forget your first, do you? ;)
I would say that for now being a beginner Crown Royal Very Rare is my spirit whiskey
My spirit whiskey has to be Blantons. It is what got me hooked on drinking whiskey neat. My true search for whiskey is still young, I have started down the peaty dark side now, still in search but Laphroaig Quarter Cask hooked me. Just so Smokey and meaty.
Lagavulin 16 is definitely my Spirit Whiskey. (for now)
Wilde Turkey. It's not my favourite. It's not objectively the best. But it *calls* to me. In fact, bourbon is lowest on my personal totem pole (Scotch, then Irish, then rye, then bourbon) but WT101 shines out.
Balcones Brimstone would be my spirit whiskey. On a side note, I plan on touring the Balcones distillery. Any recommendations or tips on what to ask to maybe experience something they don't do for normal tours? I know you enjoy this distillery and didn't know if you had any inside knowledge.
Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon is my Spirit Whiskey. Yummm!
My spirit whiskey changes by the season. Mainly because when it’s colder I like heavier whiskeys that tend to knock you around. Where as when it’s warm I like something that I can mix in cocktails to make it more refreshing. So for the summer I would say Jameson or any light and friendly irish whisky. The fall a bourbon because it’s nice and vanilla with a smoky aspect that goes well with turkey and pie. Where as in the winter heavily peated scotches at higher proofs more like cask strength. And in the spring I actually choose to pull it back so I can have my time of no alcohol so I can keep myself from constantly having a drink. It’s also good to have an annual no alcohol period in order to keep your body healthy.
If I had to choose just one, Bruichladdich, the classic laddie. Or Springbank Cask Strength. Dang, one of those.
My spirit whisky is Highland Park Dark Origin, matches my soul.
Ironically enough, for me anyway, that you would ask this question on the day you review Dry Fly. Dry Fly actually has a Port Finish Wheat, but the port barrels are from a local winery, and it is a huckleberry port. We grew up picking huckleberries every summer and eating them in anything we could, so that whiskey always takes me home.
My spirit whiskey would have to be Michter’s American. It’s like a friend that is not overly aggressive, but that when you part ways you remember having a good time with.
spirit whisky the one that allows me to see the beauty within, and stops me before i lay with the dog. still searching ..Cheers to ya Mate
Sooooooo Ive been watching you guys for around a year now. since then Ive become more and more into whisky (not that I alread was but more into finding what flavors hit me). My question is, have you had anything from Wisconsin? if not...maybe you will have a gift in the future.
Also my spirit whisky is Jameson Barrel Aged Stout Edition. I also love The Knot but I know its kind of an unknown whisky in most communities.
My spirit whisky is Tyrconnel 16. It is an amazing, quite unknown, and underrated whiskey.
Big fan of Oyo went to a blue jackets game and stopped off at this awesome pub called the 3 legged mare. Asked for an old fashioned didnt look stocked so I asked for knob creek. After three I asked for another with more of that k creek and he said oh no pal this is Oyo. Never looked back.
Okay, you guys did a "best whiskey for the price video" what would you say is the least worth it whiskey in your expert opinions.
Very interesting twist, I second it
I would assume they would pick out a lot of the super old ones like the 50+ year range that cost a fortune but don't necessarily taste better than the $50 regular brands
What do you guys think about the Port Finish version? I'm really tempted to buy it
That was funny to hear Prog in the background yelling shots fired on a whiskey video. LOL
My Spirit Whisky? Probably the good old Classic Laddie. Has a reputation as a bit of a challenge but very nice and even sweet once acquainted. The whisky is similar in that regard. :p
Chad is fucking brilliant. There is no replacing Chad...
Laphroaig 10 (spell-check changes Laphroaig to “Aphrodite,” the goddess of love…get it?) First whisky I ever tasted on a trip to an RAF base in the UK where it was the “squadron single malt.” I loved it immediately. My comment: “This is like drinking dirt, but very smooth, mysterious dirt.”
Hi Daniel & Rex!
Loving the show, watching since a month or 3 and been watching the older ones also!
I got a question. Since oktober 2017 i started my whiskey collection. Currently at 11 beauties, just to name a few Ardbeg 10, Chivas 18, Dalmore 12 and Highland park 12.
I am trying to improve my smelling and tasting notes. But because some are so complex I actually get lost and get stuck at identifying and describing what I am smelling and tasting. I'd actually prefer to try whiskeys which have a very explicit taste or smell. Like one that is very woody, fruity, earthy, peppery.. Etc I think you get the point. Therefore making its easier to get those clear smells from that certain whiskey, making it possible to also identify those in more complex whiskeys. Maybe this could be an idea for a new video?
Keep up the work. Greetings from Holland!
Simon
Still a relative beginner when it comes to whiskey, but I'd have to say my spirit whiskey is Ardbeg Uigeadail.
Sadly I have just found my Spirit Whisky. I am new to whiskey, probably only four in my life, I had Laphroaig 10 and greatly enjoyed it so I asked what would the barman suggest. He pulls the Laphroaig Brodir and lets me try, and my heart grew three times knowing I had found a new love. After a few pours I looked to buy a bottle with my hopes crashing around me as I realized each bottle is about $200 and I am a poor college student.
Last month I had gone through MY whiskey and bourbon selections. Then one day out of the blue my girlfriend brought home a bottle of my Aberfeldy 12 (spirit whiskey!)
I'VE BEEN HOPING THIS ONE WOULD BE REVIEWED!!
Like the new shelves BTW!
Thanks!
I was going to ask you about Japaese Whisky. I live in Japan and would be interested in a whole week of reviews from Japan. Also you could do other countries in weekly segments if they have a whiskey culture.
I've only been off the wagon for a few weeks after 30 years of sobriety ..so I've only tried a few ,.. they are Jamesons, Glenfiddichs 12 , 16 and 18 , Taliskers 10 and storm and knob creek small batch ... out of those the one that would be my spirit whisky is knob creek small batch. : )
Hmm laphroaig 10 would be my spirit whiskey
only a few notes that not everyone loves right away but give it some time and youll learn to appreciate it
Great video guys. My spirit whisky is Talisker 10
Oh that’s tough. Jefferson’s Ocean Cask Strength is my spirit whiskey.
Right now it is up in the air with Islay Mist and Michters unblended.
Islay mist because I am usually cheap, a little forward and lack tons of depth. Although if the situation is right I can be pretty charming.
Micthers because I am also kinda nutty.
My spirit whiskey is Jack Daniels Single Barrel.
Cheers from Israel!
My Spirit whisky is "12 Foot Beard". The story and the beard are both relevant to me as they are something i aspire to in life. :)
Hey, would be interesting to "hear" the whiskey like "I'm hearing Rammstein with slight piccolo from Mozart's Paganini..." ?
my uncle runs a distillery and they produce this maple syrup spirt that is pretty good. Would it be something you would be interested in
Shots fired! Shots fired! Chad for President 2020.
Ardbeg 10 is my spirit whisky.
I’ve been a Firefighter for 20 years, they don’t call us smoke eaters for nothing. Islay whiskies are my people but Ardbeg 10 is my spirit whisky
My spirit whiskey is a blend of 1/3 of glenlivet french oak reserve 15, 1/3 of talisker 10 and 1/3 of jameson.
Hey Daniel and Rex, I'm from South Carolina and was wondering if you've had the opportunity to try Gentry Charleston Lowland bourbon? If so what are your thoughts, if not are you aware of the product at all? Thanks and cheers from the Carolinas!
FYI: Off topic from the video, but Twin Liquors is having their "Dollar" sale in Austin starting this Thursday, March 1st and running through Saturday March 3rd . Wine and Spirits will be discounted down to store cost + $1 essentially. Pro tip: get there early on day one, cause I'm buying everything ;)
Ardbeg 10 is my spirit whiskey after drinking Highland Park, and Laphroaig.
I heard Phillip Pygmy, and thought wow the irony that he gifted such a small bottle
and as spirit whiskey, i would have to say Jura Brooklyn. i've never tasted it but always represent Brooklyn.
I would say I'm to new to whiskey still and have not yet found my Spirit whiskey I will will one day.
If I were to choose my spirit whisk(e)y based on a song, I would choose Laphroaig Lore. Just like an early track by Yes(eg. "Close to the Edge") it is much more complex than just verse, chorus repeat(which is great in its own right). Each section is broken up into many different movements and keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time like a long, winding roller coaster of delicious, golden brown love...
Just finding my way around this whisk(e)y world, early contenders for the coveted Spirit Whisk(e)y include Glenfarclas 12/15 and Michter's American.
Trying some moderately priced whiskies to stock my bar with and am finding your reviews helpful in this mission.
Thank You Sir Daniel Henry Edward Puddin' Whittington Esquire and Dr Rexford Samuel Charles Twinkle Toes Williams Jr the Third BTW I am not staring at you, me and my lawyer are just admiring the bumps on (both) your head.
Henry McKenna 10 year old Single Barrel Bottled in Bond. Just like me surprisingly complex, honey sweet, smooth with a bit of spiciness. Government regulated for your protection. Drinking in moderation is advised as dangerous activity occurs with excessive consumption.
My spirit whisky is Johnnie Walker Double Black. Not the most expensive or complex whisky I own, or drink, but the taste is right and the bottle is as black as my soul. And after many bouts of standing in the South Padre Island surf, using bigger fish for bait than most fly fishermen catch, and getting my nuts handed to me by the waves, I got your Royal Coachman right HERE, dry fly boy!
A river runs through it is a great movie. My fav whiskey is some shine made in Idaho.
My spirit whiskey is Glen Breton 10!
No spirit whisky yet. Just starting exploring. Started with Monkey Shoulder 3 weeks ago, and now have 9 bottles in total. Did I mention I tend to obsess over new hobbies?
Now I want to make a whisky that’s completely mechanized in production just to go against the trend. “Completely eliminating human error since 2018: Cyberdyne Whisky Systems”
Ardbeg 10 is definitely my spirit whisky
Also, I was a *former* graphic designer - and to be a designer you need to a larger and more diverse skill set in order to stay competitive in today's design job market - but because of my prior design-skills and ESL teaching background - I got swept into the glorious world of digital book and video editing.
my spirit whisky is OLLLLL' GRAND-DAD
My spirit whisky would be Ardbeg 10! The first Islay I tried and now all other whiskies are referred to as post Ardbeg!
Laphroaig 10 is my Spirit Whisky.
Before I’d of said Eagle Rare BUT!
Now, Ailsa Bay. Because it’s like a young little bastard fighting it out with the older guys, and holding his own to the annoyance of everyone.
Also, all of it from the bottle to the taste is beautifully crafted.