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  • @JunkAccount-ig8st
    @JunkAccount-ig8st 2 года назад +15

    Great channel! Too many reviewers focus on higher end products...which people watching reviews really aren't looking for. Keep em coming!

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад +3

      The average person isn’t looking to spend $80 to $100 for a good bottle bourbon. There are a lot of great bourbons under $40 and some most people never talk about.. It seems everyone is chasing allocated bourbons and overlooking some great choices.. our plan is to highlight them and try more that we haven’t tried.. I look forward to viewer suggestions as well

    • @Oddzilla51
      @Oddzilla51 2 года назад +3

      I agree. While I appreciate bottles that can cost a bit, I'm not spending that much money on a regular basis. I consider those treats when I can afford to spend that much, but I usually tend to stick with good tasting, lesser expensive brands.

    • @DBTdad
      @DBTdad Год назад +3

      Testify!

  • @ashleyjackson7663
    @ashleyjackson7663 Год назад +3

    4 roses is what I introduced my sisters to.

  • @santibouphavong
    @santibouphavong 2 года назад +8

    Four roses, Old Forrester, Wild Turkey, woodford are great options of bourbon. Buffalo trace also great

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад

      old forester single barrel is a great easy pour..

  • @brentvincent4430
    @brentvincent4430 Год назад +3

    Great list, Michters started me down the bourbon trail. Four Roses select and single barrel is another I always go to.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад

      Mitchel’s is a great bourbon.. that was my pour 2 nights back.. I often like to revisit stuff i haven’t had in a while

  • @nuttinfancy
    @nuttinfancy 9 месяцев назад +1

    Love all of your choices! Agree 100%
    Great T-Shirt too!
    That’s awesome!

  • @cowtowncustoms2110
    @cowtowncustoms2110 Год назад +3

    1792 is a great bourbon to get people to try. Bottle presentation is a hit and it is a nice smooth drink with great flavor. And it is only around $34.

  • @valentinlaboda884
    @valentinlaboda884 8 месяцев назад +1

    Great list. I just started to appreciate bourbon recently and I am totally agree with your selection.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  8 месяцев назад

      It’s a great selection the more you drink bourbon you’ll find your flavor profile will change and you’ll find new bourbons that you appreciate a lot as well

  • @anthonymanna4218
    @anthonymanna4218 2 года назад +1

    Great List! These are not just for beginners. Evan EWilliams BiB is new to me and I love it.

  • @Razieleatssouls
    @Razieleatssouls Год назад +1

    Very good list. I'm a few months into drinking bourbon and I have 4 of these bottles. I found 100 proof to be fine starting out, adding ice takes away that harshness really quick, and I can't see excluding WT101 for its proof when the flavors and value are a bullseye.

  • @jerrybillings4720
    @jerrybillings4720 Год назад +1

    I think you're spot on on all of these. I am just starting drinking bourbon and I enjoy all but rare breed havent tried that one yet but I will now start looking

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад

      If you try rare breed you will be hooked.. one of my tops

  • @davidhenze5209
    @davidhenze5209 Год назад +3

    Maker’s 46, Four Roses Small Batch, Larceny, Russel Reserve 10 year

  • @jaimeisreal
    @jaimeisreal 2 месяца назад

    Thorough review @One More Bottle. Appreciate it. And I'm enjoying my new experience with this Wild Turkey 101 bourbon (neat). I'm still relatively new to whiskies in general. I started with high-end Irish & rye whiskies and still love them! As of now, just drinking this Wild Turkey 101 at room temp in my favorite whiskey glass and you know what? Not bad! It's very nice for the price. Is it amazing? I can't say that. But for it's price, loving it. This bourbon would taste great in cocktails for sure.

  • @tpg5974
    @tpg5974 Год назад +1

    As I continue on MY bourbon journey and watch all these "beginner" videos from different RUclipsrs, I see a ton of consistency, which is great! Wild Turkey, Elijah Craig, 1792, Buffalo Trace (can't find it near me), Four Roses... they are on everyone's recommended list.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад +1

      WT 101 has remained one of my favorites and go to Bourbons… enjoy the journey

  • @bcramer0515
    @bcramer0515 2 года назад +4

    We toured the Buffalo Trace distillery a few weeks ago in Frankfort. They make a ton of different brands there including Blanton’s, Weller and Eagle Rare. We got to taste a bunch of different things but I did like Buffalo Trace the most.

    • @bcramer0515
      @bcramer0515 2 года назад +1

      @@OneMoreBottle no that was the only one we toured. The scent of the mash in the air was so great. The workers were ending their shift on a Friday and gave all of the people on the tour Blanton cork stoppers. Had a great time there.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад +1

      @@bcramer0515 That would be a cool gift to receive

    • @allenwatkins4972
      @allenwatkins4972 Год назад

      Ancient Age.

  • @TheBourbonNote
    @TheBourbonNote Год назад +2

    Just stumbled onto your channel. Off to a great start! Video looks awesome and the content is great. Subscribed and looking forward to more videos. Cheers!

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад +1

      thanks for watching and subscribing... I will definitely check out your channel.. I always like like watching content from other creators and seeing everyone's perspective on bourbons.

  • @spiritsofthedistilledkind3633
    @spiritsofthedistilledkind3633 Год назад +2

    Really like the Rare Breed, I’m on the hunt for their Rare Breed Rye tough to find near me tho. Bowman Brothers is a good Whiskey I’ve been introducing to friends and families, specifically Isaac Bowman’s Port Barrel Finished bottle is great.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад

      Rare Breed is such a good bourbon. Here in Texas the Rye is pretty much available in most stores. I will have to give Bowman Brothers a try. I always look forward to trying new bourbons.

  • @brendanwalkley5494
    @brendanwalkley5494 Год назад +2

    In Australia we find Buffalo Trace easily enough but it is 80 proof for our market. I recommend to new drinkers Makers Mark 46 and Woodford Double Oak, most seem to really like them.

  • @silentassassin1108
    @silentassassin1108 6 месяцев назад

    I got Woodford reserve for my first bottle and it had a strong ethanol aftertaste

  • @paullee2177
    @paullee2177 2 года назад +2

    New subscriber, like your channel. Watching this today got me to pull out the bottle of Wild Turkey 101 that I had pushed to the back months ago and try it again. I just joined the bourbon community a year ago after not drinking spirits for over 35 years, I'm 77. I guess my pallet has changed because I did not care for this bottle at all when I bought it. But giving it a second chance surprised me, I really enjoyed it. So it is back up front. Still need to try the Rare Breed. Cheers

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад +2

      One thing I have learned is that after a bourbon is opened it will get better. The neck pour sometimes isn't as good as when you get the bottle down.
      A bottle I recommend is Russell Reserve 10 year. It is around $31 to $35 a bottle and is amazing. It is also in the Wild Turkey family. Thanks for watching and being part of the community

    • @paullee2177
      @paullee2177 2 года назад

      @@OneMoreBottle Just finished a Russell 10 year and have it on my list for purchase. Just started this hobby in Jan and have built up a shelf of 38 whiskeys.

  • @rhayes458
    @rhayes458 2 года назад +2

    Just came across your channel and excited to stay tuned. You mentioned some future videos on tastings - will you be doing more on the topic of hosting a tasting? Setting up a blind? How to develop your palette? Thanks!

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад

      First thanks for watching… Yes we will be shooting videos on how to host Bourbon tastings as well videos of some tasting events. We will also upload some on how we do our blind tasting.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад

      yes, Buffalo trace distillery is one of the best and they have one of the best lineups….
      Did you visit any other distilleries while you were there?

  • @garfylunds7301
    @garfylunds7301 Год назад +1

    Very nice selection. I have all except the Rare Breed. I will have to add that now! I too was turned off by the 'burn' for a lot of years until this past Christmas when My son had us do a blind and then for the first time ever I noticed a difference in the 3 spirits I had at the time. There was Jack Daniels 150th anniversary edition that I have had for several years and a Woodford Reserve wheat bourbon and then the 3rd was Knob creek Specs house select. Man o man... tasting and smelling and getting a difference between the three finally got me past the burn and now I have over 30 bottles and am starting to settle in to my favorite flavor profile. It took a long time but now it is enjoyable to sip a bourbon. I am finding that there are expressions more suited for mixing and others more for sipping in my opinion. As always...what you like is fine by me and I like what I like and I am ok with that. I also am finding out that over time my taste is changing and I never imagined that would happen. Thanks again for your help in this journey! Cheers.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад

      Your journey is exactly like mine. I basically drank old fashioned for years or over a large cube. When I moved to neat it was an awesome experience. You finally can taste the complexity of flavors and yes your palate will change and then you will revisit a bourbon you didn't care for in the beginning and find that now its not so bad. Cheers and definitely add rare breed.

  • @ibdam1
    @ibdam1 2 года назад +1

    Outstanding beginners list. Thanks for sharing. New subscriber here. My four out of your five are the 101, Rare Breed, Elijah Craig and Evan Williams.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад +1

      Thanks for subscribing. Those 4 are great bourbons… every time i drink one it becomes my favorite.. LOL

  • @tombosley3048
    @tombosley3048 Год назад

    Thank you sir, great video! Im very new to the bourbon game but this video helped a ton! I now know what to keep an eye on out for im out hunting for Buffalo Trace and Eagle Rare

    • @lancelamoon6743
      @lancelamoon6743 8 месяцев назад

      Benchmark Single Barrel is better than both of those to me and easy to find. Its a Buffalo Trace product to.

  • @dbunce10
    @dbunce10 Год назад

    perfect list

  • @johncashion8428
    @johncashion8428 2 года назад +5

    I keep a 1.75 of Basil Hayden’s and Gentleman Jack for beginners.
    I’ve found that typically anything over 90 proof and they are asking for for something to mix it with….

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад

      Generally when we to bourbon tasting events I get them to take their first sip to get the shock of the burn out of the way. Then I have them sip again and generally that tones down the burn. Lower proof bourbons can actually have more burn than some of the higher proofs. Gentleman Jack is so good.

    • @paulmoore5460
      @paulmoore5460 2 года назад

      Gentleman Jack was my entry into drinking bourbon neat. It takes time to develop a palette. I didn't like the first bottles of Elijah Craig & Buffalo Trace I had, but as I tried others I realized how good they were.

  • @FromVtotheD
    @FromVtotheD 2 года назад +2

    Buffalo trace is easy to find around here (NJ/NY) but it’s like 45$ for a .75 bottle. And Rare Breed which happens to be one of my favorite bottles is up to 70-75$ now

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад

      Most places here up charge it to $39 for the 750…. i have a place that sells retail you just got to be there when they put them out.

    • @FromVtotheD
      @FromVtotheD 2 года назад

      @@OneMoreBottle yeah I remember a few years ago it was Buffalo Trace was like 25$ everywhere, but unfortunately no more

  • @mistermom310
    @mistermom310 5 месяцев назад

    I'd add Early Times BIB, JW Dant BIB, Larceny Small Batch or BP, Bulleit Rye, Redwood Empire Pipe Dream and anything Four Roses. Also Jameson Black Barrel 😋🥃

  • @JoeMaamaa
    @JoeMaamaa 2 года назад +2

    Try Eagle Rare if you can find it, very nice over ice

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад +1

      Eagle Rare would definitely be on the list for easy to drink bourbons. It’s just so allocated most people cant get it unless they pay way over retail.. I love it and buy it every chance i find it at a decent price point..

    • @JoeMaamaa
      @JoeMaamaa 2 года назад

      @@OneMoreBottle it was just on sale in my area this weekend, $55 CAD, but usually $85. My goto is usually Bulleit because of price point

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад +1

      @@JoeMaamaa $55 for eagle rare is good.. msrp would be ideal but generally that’s not going to be the case

  • @moguy1973
    @moguy1973 Год назад +1

    I’d agree with all of these picks for a beginner, although Buffalo Trace is really isn’t allocated although it can be hard to find for some reason. I’d drop that and add Woodford Reserve into this list instead of that for this reason.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад +1

      You cant never go wrong with woodford... for some reason I don't drink it as much. I do need to bring it out more often..

    • @clydekimsey7503
      @clydekimsey7503 Год назад

      He's in Texas. There is plenty of Buffalo trace here, but no eagle rare

  • @spiritsofthedistilledkind3633
    @spiritsofthedistilledkind3633 Год назад +1

    We seem to have similar pallets, thus I’ve subscribed! Evan Williams is great all around bourbon, the Small Batch is currently occupying my shelf. I’m having a hard time finding their Single Barrel bottle tho.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад

      Evan Williams has a great line up for such a great price. For years I wouldnt try it just because I thought is was a Jack Daniels knock off... Glad I finally gave it a try. Thanks for subscribing and watching....

    • @chrispalozzi1602
      @chrispalozzi1602 Год назад

      I hear the single barrel is now only available at the distillery/Kentucky.

  • @Ingeniousleo85
    @Ingeniousleo85 2 месяца назад

    My wife really likes four roses and weller 12 and she’ll use whatever is on the shelf to make old fashioned 😂

  • @CruiserDawg
    @CruiserDawg Год назад

    Do you get the proverbial Cherry on Buffalo Trace? I struggle picking out this note. Any ideas how i can train my palate into picking this note?
    All these are great pours. I skipped the regular Elijah Craig and went straight to the Barrel proof and love it. I started snit 7 months ago and seem to like the higher proof stuff. Cooper's craft Barrel Reserve 100 proof, 1792 Small Batch, Knobb Creek 9, Early Times BiB, and also any of the Benchmark (small batch, Single barrel, Bonded, Fullproof) would be good suggestions at a good budget.

  • @DBTdad
    @DBTdad Год назад

    Solid advice!!

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад +1

      thanks watching.. the goal of the channel is to bring perspective from not a professional but an av if bourbon lover that enjoys a tasty bourbon.. we may not can pick out all the flavor profiles, but we do know if it taste good or taste like sh*t

  • @jamiebrandon8475
    @jamiebrandon8475 5 месяцев назад

    I’m a beginner, and the only one of those I can tolerate neat is Elijah Craig. I like Michters and Blantons

  • @jimbograves1576
    @jimbograves1576 Год назад +2

    Okay for starters, if you've had bourbon and like it you're not a beginner so it boils down now to your budget. Keep in mind single barrels vary in taste so one bottle varies from the next. So let's take the risk and get these:
    1. Eagle Rare 10
    2. WT Rare Breed
    3. Four Roses SB
    4. Makers 46
    5. Old Forester 1920 & 1910
    6. Blantons
    I haven't had any of the Wellers, EH Taylor, pappy, the hard to find stuff.

    • @jefflorenzen6913
      @jefflorenzen6913 Год назад +1

      Solid line up..except you know how difficult it is to find blantons

    • @jimbograves1576
      @jimbograves1576 Год назад

      @@jefflorenzen6913 this is true. My LLS got their allocation a month ago on all the Buffalo Trace brands. Wouldn't have scored my 1st & only bottle if I didn't know the right folks. Glad I got it, but it's mildly over rated.

  • @kennethgibson7483
    @kennethgibson7483 Год назад

    Larceny, Very Old Barton(86),Jefferson very small batch,1792 small batch & Evan Williams Black label.

  • @gaylemcgee2221
    @gaylemcgee2221 2 года назад +1

    I have all these bottles right now except the 101. I just don't care for it. I agree with all the other bottles though! Nice video.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад +1

      101 isn’t as sweet as the others so i can understand why it might be lower on your lidt

    • @gaylemcgee2221
      @gaylemcgee2221 2 года назад

      @@OneMoreBottle , have you tried Tin Cup?

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад +1

      @@gaylemcgee2221 I haven’t tried it.. i will pick up a bottle and give it a go.. thanks for the recommendation

  • @paullee2177
    @paullee2177 2 года назад +1

    Meant to mention that my prices are a bit higher than your area. I am in Washington state which has a pretty high liquor tax. Fortunately I live just across the river from Oregon which does not. Again, Cheers

  • @clydekimsey7503
    @clydekimsey7503 Год назад

    My favorite budget bourbons are EW1783 AND EWSB. Unfortunately, EWSB is now only available in Kentucky

  • @davidjenkins4453
    @davidjenkins4453 Год назад

    While EW BIB is there, EW 1783 is a great choice too.

  • @garyrobinson8665
    @garyrobinson8665 27 дней назад

    Four roses yellow label. Old forester 86. Wild turkey 101.

  • @boriccardi
    @boriccardi Год назад

    Yellowstone is a good starter bourbon also

  • @sharonschmeederjohnson4648
    @sharonschmeederjohnson4648 11 месяцев назад

    Always go for the wild turkey Rare Breed over any of those, and a lot others. It will never let you down

  • @G3T_R3KT_XM8
    @G3T_R3KT_XM8 Год назад +1

    I want to try Colonel EH Taylor Barrel Proof that price tag blew my mind tho..i think i may have to think on that 1 maybe for Christmas lol so expensive i wonder if it's worth it no bs tho i heard the bourbon comes from Buffalo trace's favorite reserve barrels aka pappy van winkle Barrels the guy i talked to said it's the same bourbon poured from the pappy van winkle barrels i don't know how much i believe that but it may be true no telling i mean the EH Taylor barrel proof is $800 bucks.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад +2

      I got my Eh Taylor for retail. I walked into a store and it was just sitting on the shelf. i did a double take and immediately grabbed it

    • @G3T_R3KT_XM8
      @G3T_R3KT_XM8 Год назад

      @@OneMoreBottle lol oh yeah i bet you was happy after you bought it i bet it's worth it! i love buffalo Trace distillery 1 of the best of the best if not the greatest of all time distilleries! some of the best bourbon in the world comes out them warehouses from the Sazerac co just amazing bourbon 4 sure!

  • @MrTbonge
    @MrTbonge Год назад

    I tried wild turkey and found that it was very ethonal burn. I tried to put an ice cube in it to dilute and it seemed to make it more intense as for the burn

  • @lawrencespies8674
    @lawrencespies8674 Год назад

    WT 101, Larceny, OF 100, OGD 114, EW Black Label or BIB, Tin Cup 10 year.

  • @empir3289
    @empir3289 11 месяцев назад

    I always taste it straight sometimes drink it like that but end up mixing everything with coke just my preference and if you have a problem could care less I drink by myself not to please anyone or have drinking buddies. Drink how ever you prefer too do bourbon last friends an family don’t! Lol

  • @SA12String
    @SA12String 2 года назад +1

    I don't get the problem that some areas have such a problem finding Buffalo Trace. Where I am, it's all over the place for $25, including the local Rite-Aid pharmacy. It's almost at unicorn level in some regions. Of course, here, any Old Forester is $60+. One that I might suggest for this list is good old Early Times. It's good, cheap and solid, plus you won't lose your mind if someone dumps coke or water in it.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад

      what state do you live in?

    • @gtiguy1992able
      @gtiguy1992able Год назад

      I’m Vegas it’s everywhere for about 25-35 depends on where u are

  • @lawlerfamilywpb4787
    @lawlerfamilywpb4787 Год назад +1

    Try Chestnut Farms.

  • @susanjorde6240
    @susanjorde6240 Год назад +1

    A little more expensive but I’d add Basil Haydens to your list

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад +1

      Basil is a low proof juice (80) and beginners do seem to like it

  • @johncashion8428
    @johncashion8428 2 года назад +2

    First

  • @dramandrive
    @dramandrive Год назад +1

    Good video except for the hate on coke. Buffalo trace and coke is phenomenal

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад

      I’m sure it is.. lol… I like Jack Daniels and ginger the best.

    • @OriginalOldSkoolFunk
      @OriginalOldSkoolFunk Год назад +2

      @andrewelsie8344 Instead of coke, I actually like Buffalo Trace with a splash of Dr Pepper when I'm smoking cigars. Great pairing and those 23 flavors brings out a lot of the notes of the maduros that I like.

  • @WhiskyForBeginners
    @WhiskyForBeginners Год назад

    The first three I agree with, but Buffalo Trace frankly doesn't impress me. I honestly think that Bluff Springs, a Total Wine store brand, is significantly better, it's about the same price, and here in Albuquerque it's a ton easier to find (around here Buffalo Trace is a unicorn).
    I've not yet had Rare Breed - so much bourbon, so little time. 🤠

  • @britsmeal1479
    @britsmeal1479 2 года назад

    Garrison Brothers, a long tall Texan. Not for everyone, it’s spicy, leathery, oaky and more. A bit pricy due to several factors, probably mostly because the Texas heat causes a high loss to the angels share. All Texas ingredients. A little pricy at 80 bucks and up but good for a special occasion.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад

      I hav ent had Garrison yet.. i’m new to texas and have just started trying all the texas bourbon’s.. it is on my list of texas bourbon to try

    • @stevenmarcyniuk8040
      @stevenmarcyniuk8040 Год назад

      I find Brother's Bond Straight Bourbon Whiskey 🥃 to be very smooth with great flavour maybe that’s due to its 80 proof but I would highly recommend it for someone new trying bourbon. Cheers

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад

      @@stevenmarcyniuk8040 80 proof is a good starting point for beginners. On the Higher proof bourbons I have them first taste it neat. Then have them add a few drops of water and at the end a large cube. It interesting to see how most can taste the changes in flavor profile by doing those three steps

  • @peterpete5848
    @peterpete5848 Год назад

    I do not know, but on EW BIB, I get a lot of bitterness and none of sweetness.

  • @leonpascos2284
    @leonpascos2284 Год назад +1

    sagamore rye

  • @chrischromek1593
    @chrischromek1593 Год назад

    Early Times Bottled In Bond

  • @MadeByHawkins
    @MadeByHawkins Год назад +1

    Bruhhhhhhh Buffy is the perfect mixer assuming you can get it. Good quality and flavor for a cheap price.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад

      never had it. I will see if it’s available in my area

    • @MadeByHawkins
      @MadeByHawkins Год назад

      @@OneMoreBottle Buffy = Buffalo Trace in short.

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  Год назад

      @@MadeByHawkins 🦬 is great.. i have used it for Old Fashioned but not to just mix

  • @garyantesr
    @garyantesr Год назад +2

    1792,

  • @jonathansantana6239
    @jonathansantana6239 Год назад

    Rare breed doesn't belong in that list. Early times, Bulliet or Jim Beam would have been better choices. Rarebreed imo is not for noobs. Evan Williams 1783 would have been good too or 1792 small batch.

  • @mistermatsuda
    @mistermatsuda Год назад

    My friends are beer drinking, fart throwing, meat eating neanderthals. I'm not taking a bottle of Rare Breed to their house.

  • @ashythedon
    @ashythedon Год назад

    Rare Breed for beginners??? Nah

  • @osogordo3
    @osogordo3 Год назад

    This is my opinion so don't hate lol....Evan Williams tastes and smells like Jack Daniels,and I HATE JD.I am talking about Original JD,haven"t tried the others.

  • @blainewilson-fb2ch
    @blainewilson-fb2ch День назад

    Appreciate your effort, however your introduction introductory statements are redundant and you need to get to the point. At 80 years old, I don't have a lot of time left to listen to bird walking talk

  • @G3T_R3KT_XM8
    @G3T_R3KT_XM8 Год назад

    i like the Elijah Craig much as i like the Buffalo Trace but i think personally the EC is more spicy but is a sweet bourbon it just isn't as sweet as Buffalo Trace i think Buffalo Trace might be a better start for beginners because it has almost zero spice! just more Sweeter and drinkable in my opinion! not saying EC isn't an easy sipper because it's an absolutely delicious bourbon it's just might be a little too spicy for beginners lol.
    Buffalo Trace Bourbon
    Palate: Fruity sweet tones with oak spice, chocolate, and coffee
    Nose: Mild nose of fruit sweetness with fine spice and cinnamon
    Color: Deep copper
    Finish: Medium-length finish with fruity, oak, and wood spice notes with vanilla and baking spice
    Elijah Craig Small Batch Bourbon
    Palate: Chocolate flavors with hints of citrus, caramel, butterscotch, and wood
    Nose: Chocolate aroma with clove, oak, wood, and cinnamon notes on the nose
    Color: Reddish brown
    Finish: Warm finish with subtle wood spice notes, butterscotch, vanilla, spicy black pepper, and cinnamon
    FAQs
    Is Elijah Craig small batch sweeter than Buffalo Trace bourbon?
    No, Buffalo Trace bourbon has a sweeter taste than Elijah Craig’s small batch, which is spicy and warm.
    Buffalo Trace is more beginner-friendly than Elijah Craig, as it’s a well-rounded, easy sipper with a medium to full body.
    It’s an excellent start for those who's not accustomed to complex and warm whiskeys.
    Which is better drunk straight, Elijah Craig or Buffalo Trace?
    Buffalo Trace is better drunk straight than Elijah Craig small batch, as it doesn’t need the addition of water or ice

  • @masaboy808
    @masaboy808 2 года назад +1

    Well first of all. People that are starting to drink bourbon do not drink neat.. So your opinions on how it taste neat is unless... And no beginner is gonna be able to pick out tasting notes 🤣🤣

    • @OneMoreBottle
      @OneMoreBottle  2 года назад +1

      I do a lot of bourbon tasting events and we start neat, then I have them put a few drops of water in and last we add a cube. I do this to show how the flavor profiles change.. surprising at how many can taste the difference