I was a chauffeur for 6 years. One of the best tips I got was from a gentlemen I picked up at LAX going up to Santa Barbara we had a great conversation about various spirits on our way to S.B. Then just before getting to our destination he asked me to pull into a Bevmo store in Ventura. When he came out he gave me my first bottle of Blantons. What an awesome gesture!
Здравствуйте! Спасибо Вам за обзор производственного процесса. Давно хотел это увидеть. И хоть я не понимаю по-английски, но нас объединяет одна любовь к этому прекрасному и благородному напитку как виски!!! 👍
I live in Woodford County Kentucky nor far from Frankfort where Blantons is made and bottled. I’m not a big bourbon drinker but about 25 years ago, a friend asked me to participate in a blind bourbon tasting for a local magazine. Of about 5 different bourbons, I chose Blanton’s as my favorite. Enough of the other tasters also chose Blanton’s for it to win the tasting. I was intrigued so my friend and I went to the distillery to see how it was made. I’m not sure if the distillery was sold or not but back then it was owned by Ancient Age. Everything about how the bourbon was made and aged was the same as the bourbon from the other warehouses but the bourbon aged in the one particular warehouse described in this video produced a much superior bourbon. The gentleman who conducted us through the tour said that the warehouse was located close to the Kentucky river and the cool morning air that comes off the river was the reason this warehouse produced such a superior bourbon. I live on a horse farm about 15 miles from Frankfort, where the distillery is located and often when I come out in the morning I can smell the bourbon mash even that far away.
@@MrGmed1990 Very hard to find. The MSRP is around $65 but you’re lucky to find one for anywhere close to $100. The bourbon market has exploded in Kentucky. It seems like everybody and his brother has opened a new bourbon label. I’ve never seen anything like it before. There have never been so many different brands of bourbon on the market before. People are just buying a few barrels of bourbon and slapping a name on the bottle and presto you’ve got a new brand of bourbon. I can’t see how it will last. All the best brands go to Japan.
I live in South Carolina and Blanton’s is hard to find. When you do find a bottle it’s priced between $80 to $100 dollars. Occasionally you can find it for $60 at total wine.
I'm fortunate to be able to see this, living up in the arctic wastelands of Alaska...even more so, as I have a full 'B' and 'L' bottle on my bourbon shelves...as well as 8 other bottles from the distillery. Never considered myself a bourbon lover, until this year...now I'm all in!
This is amazing bourbon, it’s not the best, but it’s amazing. Just got my second bottle ever 😋 Life is good when you don’t pay secondary prices on your favorite bourbons.
Quite easy to get in Australia. My goodness what a magnificent bourbon. Never mixed, only ever taken over ice. Love the deep rich vanilla caramel character, straight off the charred oak.
@@beerme8949 I started drinking Maker's Mark 46 like once a week. Just 2 oz. Not to get drunk, but to see what the hype is about. Also I think there are health benefits like killing bacteria in mouth and throat and also the same micronutrients in wine, but in higher quantities. I also seem to get more vascular too LOL. I drink it neat or with ice.
@@TraumaERI workout consistently. There absolutely nothing wrong with minimal alcohol consumption. I’m in college and have a lot of friends that consistently like to go out. I’m not a fan of feeling drunk and will have one drink on a Friday or Saturday just to feel a little more included. It helps finding things like this that can allow you to really enjoy the flavor of what you’re settling to have.
Was lucky to find Blanton's at a Sams Club in Phoenix area 2 months ago. I stopped in the day they got their delivery in and was shocked to see a bottle in the glass lock up case. Guy stocking shelves saw me looking at this and said they got 5 bottles in that day. Bought just 2 bottles and some Eagle Rare which just came in also. My lucky day. Oh yea the Blanton's was 44.95/bottle.
This brand is almost always available on the Japanese market. Just last week bought the Original, Straight From the Barrel, and Gold Edition with PLENTY on the shelves!
I love bourbon, but as a cheapskate I stick too Evan Williams bourbon. My grandmother use to make and run moonshine back in the 40s and 50s so I'm very much into homemade whiskey. One day if I'm rich I'll try the expensive stuff
I lived in frankfort kentucky and would smell the mash bills cooking waking up in the mornings for school as I grew older I met a boot legger that worked in bottling and would get blanton at 20 a bottle and could get various bottles at barrel proof
This is by far the best bourbon I've ever had (so far). I buy it a few times a year at an amazing liquor store not far away from my house. I only pay $90. I once had Pappy Van Winkle at my friend's house, but I don't count it as the best because at that time I knew nothing about bourbons so I couldn't really appreciate it.
Yeaaa just bought it for $65 as well. Blantons isn't worth a penny more. It's a decent bourbon at best. Go grab yourself an Ancient Age if you want to save some money but still experience Blantons (same mash bill #2)
I'm curious if you've found any new favorites. Took me a while to get my first Blanton's. I have a few I like more that are easier to get. Rare Breed is my favorite right now with Woodford Double Oaked my favorite for the sweeter side of things. I don't think EH Taylor small batch is too far off of the quality of Blanton's. With the higher proof, lower price and better availability, I will reach for that first. What's your current favorite?
Getting on the trendy train definitely drove this brand's rise to popularity - There are quite few stellar bourbons out there that don't succumb to the "Look at me., I'm all that.." vibe, "... \m/
The story I heard was that an officer had a bunch of barrels of white whiskey on his farm before he was called up to serve in the US Civil War and was gone for a couple of years. When he came back, the whiskey was still there, and when they tried it, they liked the flavor more than white dog.
I have a bottle sitting on my bourbon shelf that i purchased before it was hard to find and under $60. Will not open it until the stock comes back and the price drops. My sister in law and her husband were just at Buffalo Trace last week and were told that within 2 years they will have enough to ship every where. I almost feel bad for the people that paid big money for a bottle!
Does anyone know the different labels blatond comes in for japan. I heard about the black and gold labels, but I just wanna make sure its the right one.
Original Single Barrel, green label Special Reserve, 103 proof Gold Edition, and the uncut and unfiltered Straight From The Barrel, Blanton’s Poland Limited Edition (Blue Label), Japan's are black and red Takara labels
@@samharris246 No, you can't. These are not easy to find. And specialty stores will sell you a bottle for a few hundred dollars. I pay $90 for it. There is a big liquor store not far away from where I live and I usually ask the guy at the counter if he has any Blanton's. He never puts it on the shelf. He keeps the case behind the counter and if you ask him he sells it to you.
I usually prefer Scotch single malt over most other spirits but the Blanton’s bourbon (we get it with a golden horse here in Europe) is just a fantastic whiskey. Its flavor is much deeper and intense than any other bourbon I’ve tried in the past which includes Maker’s Mark, Bulleit, Jim Beam etc.
At the end of the day, the market for Blantons is not really different from the market for concert tickets - there are those that exploit this market and gain profit for themselves. In the concert ticket market, they are known as ticket scalpers. The effect of both markets simply result in my not caring for seeing the concert or drinking the whiskey. There are too many other alternatives for the money...easy enough to ignore both markets. Cheers!
Hard to find, but worth the search. I try to keep one on tap and a back up as often as possible. The mash bill used is the same mash in several other lines from Buffalo Trace, so you can always find a bottle of this recipe somewhere. Cheers.
Pro tip: kitchen staff really appreciate being rewarded for their hard efforts... I gifted a bottle at a very nice Toronto kitchen... the bill was halved... the service was fit for a king
Joe Momma I think it’s super smooth which is also why I think it’s a tad over rated but also still think it’s a good bourbon just not at some secondary pricing
It was a good bourbon at $62-$65 not at the $199 I've seen recently and that's only if you can find it. I'll stick with Eagle Rare at $40 or Buffalo Trace at $26
It is a $35 bottle marked up to $55. And now they are artificially creating demand through marketing and intentionally lowered production. I pass on it every time I see it. Mediocre.
About a year or so ago, bottles were everywhere in Wisconsin, but sometime late last summer it all disappeared. By autumn, people are auctioning off bottles at $400+ for what I was buying in store for...$35? $40? I'm not _really_ a brand person, but I've loved everything I've had from Buffalo Trace. There must have been a bad year, or maybe something happened at the distillery? Otherwise, I think they may have shot themselves in the foot with this Blanton's scarcity.
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I'm seeing a lot of comments like this. Is Blanton's really that hard to find these days? I haven't searched for it recently but I remember about 3-4 years back it was always available for around $50
I would love to sample this whiskey when it is not filtered...has to be so much richer and flavorful. I've taken the tour at Buffalo Trace and got to walk through the Blanton's bottling room while they worked...was really amazing. Like getting into Willy Wonka's factory.
Just picked up a bottle at the Buffalo Trace distillery on Wednesday (2-10-21) and the gift shop had it for $63. One problem - they on,y allow you to purchase one bottle every 90 days. Hopefully you can find it where you live.
Hello riheg, thank you for your comment. Based on results obtained from a 3rd party lab, we can confirm that this product is free of detectable glyphosate residue. Have a good day, La Maison du Whisky
Glyphosate is used before the corn is planted, like in April. It is used so that No Till can be done, which does not disturb the soil. Farmers (like my brother) drive a grain drill over it that just fires a seed into a slit. The glyphosate is long gone once the corn plant emerges. It is then harvested 5 to 6 months later when the corn has matured and dried on the stalk.
I was a chauffeur for 6 years. One of the best tips I got was from a gentlemen I picked up at LAX going up to Santa Barbara we had a great conversation about various spirits on our way to S.B. Then just before getting to our destination he asked me to pull into a Bevmo store in Ventura. When he came out he gave me my first bottle of Blantons. What an awesome gesture!
Was it any good?
@@ziggyc4474 Yeah but I wouldn't buy it if I had to pay for it. I'd just get some Knob Creek Rye.
@@ziggyc4474 For that price hell yeah!
Course you drove. That’s what it means.
@@killemall69 Wow a real live hair splitter!
Even if you’re not a whisky person, you gotta live the art and craftsmanship that goes into it.
Its a craft
@Benjamin McCann LOL clown
@Benjamin McCann what do you drink? Piss?
I don’t drink, but damn if that’s not interesting!
Здравствуйте! Спасибо Вам за обзор производственного процесса. Давно хотел это увидеть. И хоть я не понимаю по-английски, но нас объединяет одна любовь к этому прекрасному и благородному напитку как виски!!! 👍
I live in Woodford County Kentucky nor far from Frankfort where Blantons is made and bottled. I’m not a big bourbon drinker but about 25 years ago, a friend asked me to participate in a blind bourbon tasting for a local magazine. Of about 5 different bourbons, I chose Blanton’s as my favorite. Enough of the other tasters also chose Blanton’s for it to win the tasting. I was intrigued so my friend and I went to the distillery to see how it was made. I’m not sure if the distillery was sold or not but back then it was owned by Ancient Age. Everything about how the bourbon was made and aged was the same as the bourbon from the other warehouses but the bourbon aged in the one particular warehouse described in this video produced a much superior bourbon. The gentleman who conducted us through the tour said that the warehouse was located close to the Kentucky river and the cool morning air that comes off the river was the reason this warehouse produced such a superior bourbon. I live on a horse farm about 15 miles from Frankfort, where the distillery is located and often when I come out in the morning I can smell the bourbon mash even that far away.
That smell never gets old!
What does a bottle of blantons go for in Kentucky? Is it hard to find?
@@MrGmed1990 Very hard to find. The MSRP is around $65 but you’re lucky to find one for anywhere close to $100. The bourbon market has exploded in Kentucky. It seems like everybody and his brother has opened a new bourbon label. I’ve never seen anything like it before. There have never been so many different brands of bourbon on the market before. People are just buying a few barrels of bourbon and slapping a name on the bottle and presto you’ve got a new brand of bourbon. I can’t see how it will last. All the best brands go to Japan.
I live in South Carolina and Blanton’s is hard to find. When you do find a bottle it’s priced between $80 to $100 dollars. Occasionally you can find it for $60 at total wine.
I'm fortunate to be able to see this, living up in the arctic wastelands of Alaska...even more so, as I have a full 'B' and 'L' bottle on my bourbon shelves...as well as 8 other bottles from the distillery. Never considered myself a bourbon lover, until this year...now I'm all in!
You lucky bastard! I live in Manhattan and I want to move to the quiet and beautiful Alaska :)
Yep.. never drank bourbon until 2022. Now I've got a few of the special buffalo trace products, even got myself an EH Taylor
Hi from Arizona! Can I visit you??
This is amazing bourbon, it’s not the best, but it’s amazing. Just got my second bottle ever 😋 Life is good when you don’t pay secondary prices on your favorite bourbons.
@@x5j94 😂
It’s all so beautiful. A true work of art.
Just got the last bottle i needed to have the whole set! A 4 year hunt and journey. Thank you Buffalo Trace! ❤
Enjoying my glass of Blanton’s while watching this video!
What’s the best way to drink it?
In a glass, straight up, with friends and/or family
@@herts9999 I drink it while laying in bed, scrolling on my phone.
One of my favourite bourbons. ❤️✊🏻🙏🏻
Quite easy to get in Australia. My goodness what a magnificent bourbon. Never mixed, only ever taken over ice. Love the deep rich vanilla caramel character, straight off the charred oak.
Is this something I can drink once a week? I’m a bodybuilder.
@@TraumaER better than beers and def mixed drinks. Its comparable to things like vodka on calories. But much better tasting in my opinion.
@@beerme8949 I started drinking Maker's Mark 46 like once a week. Just 2 oz. Not to get drunk, but to see what the hype is about. Also I think there are health benefits like killing bacteria in mouth and throat and also the same micronutrients in wine, but in higher quantities. I also seem to get more vascular too LOL. I drink it neat or with ice.
@@TraumaERI workout consistently. There absolutely nothing wrong with minimal alcohol consumption. I’m in college and have a lot of friends that consistently like to go out. I’m not a fan of feeling drunk and will have one drink on a Friday or Saturday just to feel a little more included. It helps finding things like this that can allow you to really enjoy the flavor of what you’re settling to have.
That’s awesome, I was playing with the idea, glad to know it works.
Was lucky to find Blanton's at a Sams Club in Phoenix area 2 months ago. I stopped in the day they got their delivery in and was shocked to see a bottle in the glass lock up case. Guy stocking shelves saw me looking at this and said they got 5 bottles in that day. Bought just 2 bottles and some Eagle Rare which just came in also. My lucky day. Oh yea the Blanton's was 44.95/bottle.
I’m calling BS. MSRP is $65
I have more Blanton's than I probably should.. It's one of the Best in my opinion
was blessed to receive this as a gift
I’m not really into Whiskey but that’s a nice looking factory.
I’m not a whiskey drinker. But I drank this a couple times and I will actually buy a bottle whenever i can
My favorite, just can’t ever find it in my state. If you’re not at the store when it arrives, you can’t get it.
This brand is almost always available on the Japanese market. Just last week bought the Original, Straight From the Barrel, and Gold Edition with PLENTY on the shelves!
God, I wish they still sold IW Harper outside Japan...
Send me some !! LOL
But, SFTB is about $140 in Japan and overpriced..
@@H-T-Energy SFTB msrp is 110 in US? And it’s 300 +secondary.
@@hoilstthey do sell the 15 year in the USA. It's not really common, but I've bought 2 in the past 2 years.
I love bourbon, but as a cheapskate I stick too Evan Williams bourbon. My grandmother use to make and run moonshine back in the 40s and 50s so I'm very much into homemade whiskey. One day if I'm rich I'll try the expensive stuff
Belle vidéo pour un grand bourbon
I lived in frankfort kentucky and would smell the mash bills cooking waking up in the mornings for school as I grew older I met a boot legger that worked in bottling and would get blanton at 20 a bottle and could get various bottles at barrel proof
I've got three letters so far. Best bourbon and probably the best spirit I've had
I work there..bottling Blanton's, 8 people make that bottle...glass dumper, filler, Corker, waxer, wax puller, labeler, boxer, case packer..
Hows the staff discount ?
This is by far the best bourbon I've ever had (so far). I buy it a few times a year at an amazing liquor store not far away from my house. I only pay $90.
I once had Pappy Van Winkle at my friend's house, but I don't count it as the best because at that time I knew nothing about bourbons so I couldn't really appreciate it.
Retail is about 75 a bottle.
@@stevehodgkins8801 - Just bought some for $65 today.
Yeaaa just bought it for $65 as well. Blantons isn't worth a penny more. It's a decent bourbon at best. Go grab yourself an Ancient Age if you want to save some money but still experience Blantons (same mash bill #2)
I'm curious if you've found any new favorites. Took me a while to get my first Blanton's. I have a few I like more that are easier to get. Rare Breed is my favorite right now with Woodford Double Oaked my favorite for the sweeter side of things. I don't think EH Taylor small batch is too far off of the quality of Blanton's. With the higher proof, lower price and better availability, I will reach for that first. What's your current favorite?
I just bought a bottle for $59 no tax in DE, in MD where I live the best price I saw was $159+tax, that was way too much for me
Getting on the trendy train definitely drove this brand's rise to popularity - There are quite few stellar bourbons out there that don't succumb to the "Look at me., I'm all that.." vibe, "... \m/
Hella good marketing, just so happens I love the bourbon too. Blind test, I choose Blanton's.
Do they rotate the barrels during the ageing phase?
Germanic people believed the oak tree had ghosts and gods in it. I guess over time they sought to extract those spirits, and drink them? mind blown.
The story I heard was that an officer had a bunch of barrels of white whiskey on his farm before he was called up to serve in the US Civil War and was gone for a couple of years. When he came back, the whiskey was still there, and when they tried it, they liked the flavor more than white dog.
самый потрясающий бурбон из всех, что пил..!!
I had a chance to sip some Weller a few months ago. Best sippin' whiskey I have ever tasted. How does it compare to Blanton's?
Very close. Weller green is a bit more spicy, but can’t go wrong with either.
y en a plus sur le site 😭
Saw a ton in stock at the duty free in the Punta Cana airport. For the low low price of $180 a bottle. I passed.
That's why it was in stock lol
I have a bottle sitting on my bourbon shelf that i purchased before it was hard to find and under $60. Will not open it until the stock comes back and the price drops. My sister in law and her husband were just at Buffalo Trace last week and were told that within 2 years they will have enough to ship every where. I almost feel bad for the people that paid big money for a bottle!
I work in Craft, bottling Blanton's, EH Taylor, ET Lee, Rockhill, Pappy DAILY..11 years now
Any tips on how to find some Blanton’s or Pappy?
@@dragland7268 was at the gift shop on Wednesday (2-10-21) and it was one bottle per person for $63 and you can only purchase one every 90 days.
Awesome information just would be nice if you could taste it, you can’t find it in stores. I love it but can’t find it
Just picked up a bottle two days ago at the Buffalo Trace gift shop for $63
4:52 bro really filled that glass with 135 proof blantons😭😭
I can’t wait for so finally try whiskey 🥃
Does anyone know the different labels blatond comes in for japan. I heard about the black and gold labels, but I just wanna make sure its the right one.
Original Single Barrel, green label Special Reserve, 103 proof Gold Edition, and the uncut and unfiltered Straight From The Barrel, Blanton’s Poland Limited Edition (Blue Label), Japan's are black and red Takara labels
chill filtered? REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Found latest bottle just a few days ago, $63....at a Walgreens....
you gotta be lucky and in the right place at the right to score a bottle
You can order online or just visit specialty liquor stores.
@@samharris246 No, you can't. These are not easy to find. And specialty stores will sell you a bottle for a few hundred dollars. I pay $90 for it. There is a big liquor store not far away from where I live and I usually ask the guy at the counter if he has any Blanton's. He never puts it on the shelf. He keeps the case behind the counter and if you ask him he sells it to you.
@@jakeo1209 I am sorry that your experiences differ from mine.
Hmmmm? I’m. A bourbon lover so I will have to try this...
You won't be disappointed it's just hard to find.
I usually prefer Scotch single malt over most other spirits but the Blanton’s bourbon (we get it with a golden horse here in Europe) is just a fantastic whiskey. Its flavor is much deeper and intense than any other bourbon I’ve tried in the past which includes Maker’s Mark, Bulleit, Jim Beam etc.
I live in San Diego and I found a bottle of regular Blantons for $140! Ridiculous, but I bought it because I hadn’t seen it in a few years
I bought some of this in Aussie.
A verry nice juice.
6 years in craft, 11 years at BTD
Where can I sell my Blantons and other premium bourbons?
At the end of the day, the market for Blantons is not really different from the market for concert tickets - there are those that exploit this market and gain profit for themselves. In the concert ticket market, they are known as ticket scalpers. The effect of both markets simply result in my not caring for seeing the concert or drinking the whiskey. There are too many other alternatives for the money...easy enough to ignore both markets. Cheers!
What concerts?
They say here in Kentucky that the Japanese have bought up a large part of the Blanton’s supply recently since it has become so popular.
Hard to find, but worth the search. I try to keep one on tap and a back up as often as possible. The mash bill used is the same mash in several other lines from Buffalo Trace, so you can always find a bottle of this recipe somewhere. Cheers.
So.. you're saying that flavor is absorbed from the oak, right?
@@HoodApe Yeah, but there are also other compounds in the wood that can resemble different flavors, like spices, fruits, etc.
I HATE the price gouging that happens ANYTIME I come close on getting my hands on a bottle!
Cant even find a bottle where I’m at in AZ
Хотелось бы попробовать этот бурбон
Сколько литров в бочке???
Moonshine is definitely a native Spirit to the United States not only bourbon
Rye whiskey very much so as well. Rye is pretty much considered the most American spirit.
I thought the spoiler here was going to be they don’t make it - cos I can’t find it anywhere!!
Pro tip: kitchen staff really appreciate being rewarded for their hard efforts... I gifted a bottle at a very nice Toronto kitchen... the bill was halved... the service was fit for a king
Let me know when Buffalo Trace can keep up with their demand...
@Bob Watters easy, John Wick drinks it
Yummmmmm
What, in your opinion, is the qualities that make it the best?
Joe Momma I think it’s super smooth which is also why I think it’s a tad over rated but also still think it’s a good bourbon just not at some secondary pricing
It’s delicious. Full of flavor. Smooth.
How do they keep track of what is supposed to taste like what? With Blanton's, Buffalo trace and more all. From the same master distiller.
I was thinking the same 🤔
Nice to see the United States still makes some things that are proprietary.
Why does it cost so much?
I can’t find Blanton’s in Maryland 🤦♂️🤦♂️
I want one or 2
sipping on Evan Williams bib but i guess Blanton's is good to
I to this day can’t really tell a difference between Makers and Blantons. Biggest difference is the bottling process. That’s where your price comes in
Ya get some good quality stuff for us.
It’s made like every other bourbon. Got it.
That was so fucking satisfying to watch while I’m drinking Blanton’s, haha.
My favorite! Hard to get now
👌👌👌
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Oh my. 🤔
If and when I am lucky enough to even find some, I can no longer afford it. Blantons lost me as a loyal customer.
Preserve The History
Its definitely good bourbon, but not worth the secondary market pricing. If i can get it at or close to msrp, I’m drinking it always
There is no better bourbon for the price - this is spectacular.
Carpe Diem YES SR.!
It was a good bourbon at $62-$65 not at the $199 I've seen recently and that's only if you can find it. I'll stick with Eagle Rare at $40 or Buffalo Trace at $26
Carpe- you are so wrong. But enjoy
Angel’s Envy is cheaper and tastes just as good
It is a $35 bottle marked up to $55. And now they are artificially creating demand through marketing and intentionally lowered production. I pass on it every time I see it. Mediocre.
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To me, this is all hype. Can't get Blanton's in Ohio at all!!!
Blanton's is so lovely!
...And can’t find a single bottle anywhere.
I live about 20 minutes from Buffalo trace and can't find it.
@@joshsumner9891 i live in NJ and can get it at a good handful of stores for msrp, best of luck hunting
I’m about six weeks into discovering Bourbon and have found 2 bottles! I’m in central MA..... I’ve yet to crack them tho....
About a year or so ago, bottles were everywhere in Wisconsin, but sometime late last summer it all disappeared. By autumn, people are auctioning off bottles at $400+ for what I was buying in store for...$35? $40? I'm not _really_ a brand person, but I've loved everything I've had from Buffalo Trace. There must have been a bad year, or maybe something happened at the distillery? Otherwise, I think they may have shot themselves in the foot with this Blanton's scarcity.
I've got some. I have seen it. Here and there
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I got mine delivered to me in my house at good price.From an online wholesaler.. great taste ..
I have 2 bottles...1 empty... And 1 in the shrinkwrap from 2015, neither are for sale.
I can't even find it right now.
I'm seeing a lot of comments like this. Is Blanton's really that hard to find these days? I haven't searched for it recently but I remember about 3-4 years back it was always available for around $50
You lost me at chill filtering...you bottle it at 46% ABV, why do you have to chill filter?
3 grain, pretty much the same as every other mass produced bourbon
Ниче непонял но интересно😂
They said in this movie, blanton's is chill filtered? I guess straight from the barrel is not
I would love to sample this whiskey when it is not filtered...has to be so much richer and flavorful. I've taken the tour at Buffalo Trace and got to walk through the Blanton's bottling room while they worked...was really amazing. Like getting into Willy Wonka's factory.
I prefer a non chill filtered whisk(e) y. The ‘residue’ that they filter out often adds to the flavor. I don’t mind a cloudy dram !
I’m a stilhouse guy myself…
I haven't had Blanton's Bourbon yet the only Liquor store near me sells it at $105 a bottle but it has my curiosity
Just picked up a bottle at the Buffalo Trace distillery on Wednesday (2-10-21) and the gift shop had it for $63. One problem - they on,y allow you to purchase one bottle every 90 days. Hopefully you can find it where you live.
@@mbbuckeyes8386 yes i have found a Liquor store in my area that sells it for $105 a bottle its a steep price for me.
Blanton's is the only American whiskey I bother drinking.
It's the only sophisticated tasting American burboun producer that I know of.
Jack Daniels owns its own cave for limestone water
Never said how many years it's aged, just years.
@6:58 he says that Blanton’s is selected by taste not by age
@@MercuryVisions but it he never said specifically how long it is aged for.
6-8 years.
@@MercuryVisions They said they in an attempt to get around an age statement. Seems dodgy. Blantons is overrated.
Has to be 4 years by law but most likely it's probably 6-8 years.
на вкус
I wonder if its contaminated with glyphosate like american beer? Im not sure if it can pass through a still
riheg American Kentucky Bourbon is the best in the world bro.
Hello riheg, thank you for your comment.
Based on results obtained from a 3rd party lab, we can confirm that this product is free of detectable glyphosate residue.
Have a good day,
La Maison du Whisky
Glyphosate is used before the corn is planted, like in April. It is used so that No Till can be done, which does not disturb the soil. Farmers (like my brother) drive a grain drill over it that just fires a seed into a slit. The glyphosate is long gone once the corn plant emerges. It is then harvested 5 to 6 months later when the corn has matured and dried on the stalk.
Crazy I had the whole collection and a few extra bottles
What happens when you get all the stoppers
@Benjamin McCann lmaooooo
Blantons is aged in a hot house and they will never give you an age. Spoiler 4 years
Hey could you hook me up with a case?
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