How to Start Whiskey Collection & When to STOP Buying More!

Your complete guide to building a whiskey collection and how to tell when it's done!
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[@TaterDom]

This was really awesome, thank you for posting this! 🥃🥃

[@pedrorivera9779]

Of all the Whiskey videos I have watched over the last year, I am happy I stumbled on your guy's video. Thank you for sharing what I believe to be a very informative and helpful video. Thanks, you have earned a new subscriber.

[@davidbill3987]

I got into Whiskey about six or seven months ago. I get what you’re saying about not drinking an entire bottle so you can compare later. The problem I have with it is that I’m living in an apartment in Japan. That limits my collection size to maybe 40 bottles max. So I can’t really do that but I can have ten or so bottles open at any one time so that’s kind of where I have to go with it. Getting a new bottle means an old one has to go

[@Liz_DrB]

Enjoyed the content. The tips were solid from 2 whiskey guys w experience

[@whiskeyuncut]

Thanks liz!

[@StevenScone]

This is a must watch for a new enthusiast. I started around January of this year. I stick to American whiskey. You have to make rules. I have around 30 bottles and I know what I like now. I'm lucky that I missed the hype. I'm not chasing hard to find stuff. I am now looking at small distilleries, and I'm finding some really good ones.

[@whiskeyuncut]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@100puremustard5]

@4:50 "If you like Speyside or Highland scotch you will probably like Irish whisky" Nope. I've tried multiple Irish including the "popular" Red Breast 12 and just don't like it. And I love the Speyside profile in particuler (which is a type of Highland by the way). I would say Irish is more like Japanese whisky, especially since some Japanese used to source from Ireland back in the day.

[@saltycat262]

I bought port Charlotte and lapghroig a while back thinking I needed it in my collection because it was on most peoples lists. I can't drink either of them lol. It's smoked bandaid and rubber tires. Why is that appealing to most? 😅 what am I missing?

[@whiskeyuncut]

Haha its definitely not appealing to 'most', and James would say you're not missing anything but at some point it just "clicked" for me. Laphraoig is particularly offputting however 🤣