I would add Tin Cup to the Low Proof List. Love Tin Cup 10 year, it always has a spot on my bar. 14 year if you can get it. Also Maker’s Mark. One that opened the door to bourbon for me. Cheers! 🥃
Four Roses and Buffalo Trace are two of my favorites, Love 1792, in fact going to do a blind later tonight between 1792 and Buffalo Trace. As for lower proof, I am loving Benchmark Top floor, it just won an 8 bottle blind tournament for me which included WT101 and Old Forester Signature.
I will also define 'low proof' as about 90 proof or under and yeah, I wasn't gunning to make that a thing as I got into this hobby by any means. I bought, drank, and enjoyed almost as many low proofers as I have higher proof bottles now. But over time, I've discovered that there is a limited number of bottles that I outright enjoy under 92 proof. I'm listing them in order of descending enjoyment/score per abv category (I use a spreadsheet; makes it easy to do): 40%: Green Spot, Cragganmore 12, Dewar's 18 43%: Laphroaig 10, Michel Couvreur Peaty Overaged, Glenfarclas 21, Lagavulin 16, Benromach 15, Oban 14, Old Pulteney 12, Edradour, Glen Moray 10 Chardonnay Cask, AnCnoc 12, JW Green label, GlenDronach 12 45%: Frey Ranch Bourbon, Eagle Rare, Evan Williams 1783, WRDO, Balcones Texas Pot Still in my opinion, whiskey just gets more flavorful with more abv (d'uh), but you don't have to go too high either.
My favorite among these is Elijah Craig Small Batch. I think it is criminally underrated and taken for granted. And the price is great. It just appeals to my palate much more than say Buffalo Trace, which I still like. It’s a great list overall.
As a female a bourbon drinking novice, I thank you for sharing your knowledge, experience, and opinions. I’ve learned a lot. Plus I love your motivation. Thank you for your time and for sharing. Please keep up the great work!
There was one 80 proof bourbon that stood out from all the others I had this year. That was the small batch bourbon from Lawrenceburg Bourbon Company. A little pricey at $70, but it punches quite a bit above its proof, flavor wise. They're located pretty close to Wild Turkey, so an easy detour for those visiting.
Nice list. Strangely, I have never had Bullet. I would have 1910 on my list; perhaps the most dense flavors for my palate for a sub 100 proof bourbon. I really like the High West base bourbon. I think that is 95 proof.
Larceny could have been in there. Too much peanut flavor for my palate. Redwood is solid, but I am unsure if they are distributed widely enough for me to include them in this type of video. I don't like to recommend things for this type of video that people can't find. I would not have included MM46, since it is wood finished, but I do love that one. Thanks for watching.
Love this video. I’m a big fan of both 1792 and Elijah Craig. My other go-to is the Knob Creek 9. Would love to see a blind flight from this video to see which one really comes out on top!
@@BourbonRealTalk but Woodford DO is a low proofer tho but I get what your saying. True about 1783 and VOB, I love those two. Good OTR, neat and as a mixer
The one I almost always go to at a low proof is Russell’s Reserve 10yr. Just an easy sipper. But this is a pretty solid list! Thanks for the video! Cheers! 🥃
I use Buffalo Trace (90 proof) and Redwood Empire Pipe Dream (90 proof) as primer bourbons, before moving to higher proof pours. Two of my favorite lower proof bourbons would be Tin Cup 10 Year and Tin Cup 14 Year. So flavorful for 84 Proof.
3:57 I honestly am not a huge Buffalo Trace fan. In my opinion Bluff Springs (a Total Wine house brand) is significantly better. Other than that - and it's not that I dislike Buffalo Trace, it's just that I think it's not as good as a lot of other stuff - I agree with everything. Those are all good bourbons, and they're all on my "standards" list. I would suggest some stuff from Balcones Distilling - Texas Pot Still Bourbon, Baby Blue corn whisky, and Lineage Texas Single Malt, all of which are 92 proof. Bulleit rye is also good.
When I make a list like this I try to consider who the likely viewer might be. Most of them likely would not be as familiar with the flavors of a Texas pot still bourbon, so I don't include them. Plus all my Balcones bottles are cask strength.
I keep 4 out of the 5 in my bar. Not a huge fan of regular Bulleit, though I like the 10 Year. Buffalo Trace is a true daily. I buy by the handle. I know it's a Top 5 list, but I would give Woodford Reserve an honorable mention.
Bulleit 10 year is a good alternative to the SmB if you have the budget for it. I almost replaced BT with Woodford because of availability issues. We didn't want the video to be too long, so we kept it to 5.
I have all 5 of these in my regular rotation of daily drinkers. My favorite is the Elijah Craig. Just suits my palate. Thanks for showing the love for low proofers.
Love all the choices. They all (except buffalo trace) were starters in to my whiskey journey. Along with the help from BRT. One that i have gotten into lately is redwood empire pipe dream. Nice 90 proof smooth sipper.
@@BourbonRealTalk yes so far everything I have tried of there has been great. I was just able to get my hands on a couple bottles of grizzly beast and one of the cast strength pipe dreams.
I've tried just a two of these, and one was a long time ago. I need to try out 1792 eventually, and i can't usually find BT around me readily these days, lol.
It is. It is a gateway bourbon for a lot of people. I generally do not include it in my recommendation lists because it is the same distillate and age as Old Granddad, but it is lower proof and twice as expensive. So I just recommend OGD BiB or 114.
Four Roses small batch select, sazerak rye, Roulette rye, Bardstown origin black label, Ragged Branch , and Horse Soldier silver label are some of my favorites along with the Prideful Goat rye 😂
@@BourbonRealTalk it’s on the shelf pretty regularly around here (SC) though I understand it’s not that way for everyone. If I were to replace it with something more widely available I’d have to say 1910.
I’m down for all of these as a solid, readily available low-proofer, though I definitely prefer Woodford Reserve over Bulleit. Thanks for all you do, guys!
Bulleit is really good pick. Really grown on me. Buffalo Trace is always in the house. MSRP around my area is $29 which makes it an always buy. Need to try the other picks.
I have had Starlight, but it was at a tasting with a bunch of bottles, and I don't quit remember it. I also love Old Forester 1910, but since it is double oaked and toasted barrel I would not have included it in this straight bourbon list.
@BourbonRealTalk good point on the 1910, I was just focusing on the proof. And the Starlight is good, but it's not phenomenal. A good pour, but it won't leave an impacting memory.
This was an interesting thought exercise for me for that very reason. When I first got into bourbon I spent almost no time thinking about proof, now it plays too large of a role in what I pour.
@@BourbonRealTalk Over the last weekend I was in town and got a bottle of Four Roses Single Barrel. Some reason it was cheaper than the Four Roses blended. At any rate, the Single Barrel is great! Thanks for the encouragement to give it a go.
Love the line up...a few more that can be added: Wild Turkey 86, Old Forester 86, and most definitely Old Forester 1910 (amazing flavor under 100 proof). BTW: When did Buffalo Trace start going for $45??? I find it relatively easily now in IL (more recently than before)...for $27 to $32. I know at the distillery it was sold for $26. Thank you for keeping it real! Here is hoping all of you had a great Thanksgiving and have an even better holiday season! Cheers!
I almost never drink WT 81 since 101 is so affordable and available. 1910 was removed from consideration because it is double barrel finished. There was a mistake made on the price in post production on the BT slide.
Very cool video guys and genours as well. I have all the bourbons so don't want to take a chance away from someone that does not. Thanks and keep up the good work!
The story they tell is that they have long since run out of the 4R sourced distillate. They have been producing their own whiskey for a while, but I happen to know they still contract distill with Bardstown Bourbon Company. I do not know if they use any other contract distillers.
Buffalo Trace price is all over the map. $25 is what it was, and is at big retailers. Independant stores charge what they want, saw it priced at $89.99 for a 750 in Rocky Top Tenn when I passed through last week.
@@Mojoe70 It is a shame what some retailers are doing with their prices. We have talked about it before, but is is illegal for BT to try to influence the retail prices.
TPG is from Houston. You can always go to the distillery Giant Texas Distillers, and our products should be available at every major retailer as well as some mom and pop shops.
I would personally add Old Forester 86… good flavor, good price, and readily available.
A lot of people are saying that. I don't drink it often, but I remember thinking it was a good value.
My favorite lower proof is Russell's Reserve 10 year. Great video
Same, I fully expected to see it here and was shocked when it wasn't.
A lot of people are suggesting that in the comments. I guess I don't think about it much because all the RR I have are SiB and cask strength.
@@BourbonRealTalk I'm definitely a 104 or above guy most of the time, but that RR10 hits just right at 90.
I would add Tin Cup to the Low Proof List. Love Tin Cup 10 year, it always has a spot on my bar. 14 year if you can get it. Also Maker’s Mark. One that opened the door to bourbon for me. Cheers! 🥃
I don't drink a lot of Tin Cup, but MM would have been a great one to add. Cheers!
Tincup (10) needs some love on a low proof bourbons list, no doubt
That isn't one I drink often.
Four Roses and Buffalo Trace are two of my favorites, Love 1792, in fact going to do a blind later tonight between 1792 and Buffalo Trace. As for lower proof, I am loving Benchmark Top floor, it just won an 8 bottle blind tournament for me which included WT101 and Old Forester Signature.
I’d have to throw a Michter’s in there. Personally I’d pick their Sour Mash, at 86 proof. Absolute hitter for a low proof.
I don't drink that one often, so it didn't come to mind.
I will also define 'low proof' as about 90 proof or under and yeah, I wasn't gunning to make that a thing as I got into this hobby by any means. I bought, drank, and enjoyed almost as many low proofers as I have higher proof bottles now.
But over time, I've discovered that there is a limited number of bottles that I outright enjoy under 92 proof. I'm listing them in order of descending enjoyment/score per abv category (I use a spreadsheet; makes it easy to do):
40%: Green Spot, Cragganmore 12, Dewar's 18
43%: Laphroaig 10, Michel Couvreur Peaty Overaged, Glenfarclas 21, Lagavulin 16, Benromach 15, Oban 14, Old Pulteney 12, Edradour, Glen Moray 10 Chardonnay Cask, AnCnoc 12, JW Green label, GlenDronach 12
45%: Frey Ranch Bourbon, Eagle Rare, Evan Williams 1783, WRDO, Balcones Texas Pot Still
in my opinion, whiskey just gets more flavorful with more abv (d'uh), but you don't have to go too high either.
I generally enjoy 100-115 the best, with notable exceptions.
My favorite among these is Elijah Craig Small Batch. I think it is criminally underrated and taken for granted. And the price is great. It just appeals to my palate much more than say Buffalo Trace, which I still like. It’s a great list overall.
Thank you!
As a female a bourbon drinking novice, I thank you for sharing your knowledge, experience, and opinions. I’ve learned a lot. Plus I love your motivation. Thank you for your time and for sharing. Please keep up the great work!
It is our pleasure!
I like all of these but only have 1792 on hand. I would add 13th Colony Small Batch to the list.
I tried to consider how widely available the recommendations would be. I am unsure how widely available 13th Colony is, but I know I love it.
@@BourbonRealTalk it's even hard to find in Georgia.
Solid choices. I'd probably tack on a double oaked product - Woodford or OF 1910. Happy Thanksgiving, gents!
Those are solid. I purposefully left off double barrel finished offerings to keep it regular bourbon.
There was one 80 proof bourbon that stood out from all the others I had this year. That was the small batch bourbon from Lawrenceburg Bourbon Company. A little pricey at $70, but it punches quite a bit above its proof, flavor wise. They're located pretty close to Wild Turkey, so an easy detour for those visiting.
Nice. I will look out for that one. I also like Brother's Bond at 80 proof.
I really enjoy the EJ Small Batch and 4 roses small batch select.
I generally do not buy the 4R SmB Select because the bump in price seems steep for the little bump in proof.
Nice list. Strangely, I have never had Bullet. I would have 1910 on my list; perhaps the most dense flavors for my palate for a sub 100 proof bourbon. I really like the High West base bourbon. I think that is 95 proof.
Don’t know how I forgot about 1910. I’d probably have to bump 13C from my list for it.
I would not have included 1910 since it is double barrel finished, but I agree it is a great pour!
I would not have included 1910 since it is double barrel finished, but I agree it is a great pour! Check out Bulleit. I think you will like it.
I agree great choices! Maybe honorable mention, Larceny small batch, redwood empire pipe dream and makers mark 46?
Larceny could have been in there. Too much peanut flavor for my palate. Redwood is solid, but I am unsure if they are distributed widely enough for me to include them in this type of video. I don't like to recommend things for this type of video that people can't find. I would not have included MM46, since it is wood finished, but I do love that one. Thanks for watching.
The Karen pun was perfect.
I am glad you liked it!
Good video. My favorite bourbons are 90 to 100 proof
That is an approachable range. I got to where I always wanted jet fuel, and now I am working my way back down.
Four roses is a fav for me
Same!
Love this video. I’m a big fan of both 1792 and Elijah Craig. My other go-to is the Knob Creek 9. Would love to see a blind flight from this video to see which one really comes out on top!
That could be fun!
Woodford and knob creek are pretty solid lower proof picks IMO
Woodford almost replaced BT due to availability. KC being 100 or 120 proof I didn't consider them for the list, although I love both pours!
Russels 10 and 1792 small batch sent my on my bourbon journey.
Great video, my top 5 low proofers would be EW 1783, Yellowstone, very old Barton, Woodford DO, and Russell 10yr
All solid options. I would not have included Woodford DO since it is twice barreled. EW 1783 and Very Old Barton do not get enough love.
@@BourbonRealTalk but Woodford DO is a low proofer tho but I get what your saying. True about 1783 and VOB, I love those two. Good OTR, neat and as a mixer
Great video! I'm new to bourbons and this is the exact type of info that helps us newbies out.
I am glad you found it useful!
1792 and ASW fiddler were my gateway bourbons in my journey.
I love ASW, but I would not have included it in this list because it is double barrel finished.
The one I almost always go to at a low proof is Russell’s Reserve 10yr. Just an easy sipper. But this is a pretty solid list! Thanks for the video! Cheers! 🥃
There were several I could have comfortably put on the list including RR10. Truth be told I have so many bottles of RRSiB BP that I don't buy RR10.
Loooooove Russell’s Reserve 10 @ 90 proof. Spicy sweet with peanuts. So delicious.
That is a solid one too!
Great list of low-proofers. I would add Garrison Brothers small batch and Wyoming Whiskey to the list, but you can’t go wrong with most of these.
I wanted to consider price and availability in the recommendations, but I agree that both are solid pours.
@@BourbonRealTalk Totally get it. Great list.
1792 and four roses are definitely a few of my favorites and keep it in my rotation!
You can't go wrong with either.
I use Buffalo Trace (90 proof) and Redwood Empire Pipe Dream (90 proof) as primer bourbons, before moving to higher proof pours. Two of my favorite lower proof bourbons would be Tin Cup 10 Year and Tin Cup 14 Year. So flavorful for 84 Proof.
Lots of people are mentioning Tin Cup. I generally do not drink it, so maybe I should give it a try.
3:57 I honestly am not a huge Buffalo Trace fan. In my opinion Bluff Springs (a Total Wine house brand) is significantly better.
Other than that - and it's not that I dislike Buffalo Trace, it's just that I think it's not as good as a lot of other stuff - I agree with everything. Those are all good bourbons, and they're all on my "standards" list.
I would suggest some stuff from Balcones Distilling - Texas Pot Still Bourbon, Baby Blue corn whisky, and Lineage Texas Single Malt, all of which are 92 proof. Bulleit rye is also good.
When I make a list like this I try to consider who the likely viewer might be. Most of them likely would not be as familiar with the flavors of a Texas pot still bourbon, so I don't include them. Plus all my Balcones bottles are cask strength.
I keep 4 out of the 5 in my bar. Not a huge fan of regular Bulleit, though I like the 10 Year. Buffalo Trace is a true daily. I buy by the handle. I know it's a Top 5 list, but I would give Woodford Reserve an honorable mention.
Bulleit 10 year is a good alternative to the SmB if you have the budget for it. I almost replaced BT with Woodford because of availability issues. We didn't want the video to be too long, so we kept it to 5.
Love the 1792 bottle
It is a neat think to have around.
Yet to try Bulleit, but torn between Buffalo Trace, 1792, and Elijah Craig as my favorite here.
They all all may favorite...just on different days 🤣
I have all 5 of these in my regular rotation of daily drinkers. My favorite is the Elijah Craig. Just suits my palate. Thanks for showing the love for low proofers.
EC12 was a my daily for a good bit before they dropped the age statement and switched the bottle.
I absolutely love Four Roses Single Barrel. It is one of my favorites!
I love it too, but I usually buy the SmB because I can't justify the price difference.
Love all the choices. They all (except buffalo trace) were starters in to my whiskey journey. Along with the help from BRT. One that i have gotten into lately is redwood empire pipe dream. Nice 90 proof smooth sipper.
They make a solid product. I participated in their first ever barrel pick. The CEO flew to Dallas and everything!
@@BourbonRealTalk yes so far everything I have tried of there has been great. I was just able to get my hands on a couple bottles of grizzly beast and one of the cast strength pipe dreams.
I've tried just a two of these, and one was a long time ago. I need to try out 1792 eventually, and i can't usually find BT around me readily these days, lol.
1792 is really nice. I think you will like it.
Jefferson's and Green River Wheated are go-to low proofers for me.
I happen to like both, but neither were top of mind when I made the list.
Agree with the Benchmark recommendation. Of course you can't fail with Woodford and Maker's.
I almost put Woodford in place of BT due to availability. I didn't think of Maker's Mark until it was too late.
I W Harper 15 yr is an awesome low proof bourbon. Yeah a little more expensive , but worth it.
I generally have a bottle, although it is a little too oaky for my palate.
Tin cup 10 year has great flavor. price I think is steep but it is a 10 year age started whiskey.
So many people are mentioning it that I will have to give it a try.
Love this channel, the story behind why it was created and the insight they provide. Solid top 5 list, my one add would be the makers mark
That would be a good one too! I do love regular MM!
I keep going back to Herman Marshall Texas Bourbon.
Interesting. I have had a few of their products. I remember thinking they were decent but they never made it into the rebuy list in my mind.
@@BourbonRealTalk The Texas Bourbon is the only thing in their lineup that I like.
I remember regular Basil Hayden's as particularly smooth. 80-something proof I think.
It is. It is a gateway bourbon for a lot of people. I generally do not include it in my recommendation lists because it is the same distillate and age as Old Granddad, but it is lower proof and twice as expensive. So I just recommend OGD BiB or 114.
@@BourbonRealTalk 114 is a great option at the price point for sure!
Four Roses small batch select, sazerak rye, Roulette rye, Bardstown origin black label, Ragged Branch , and Horse Soldier silver label are some of my favorites along with the Prideful Goat rye 😂
We did look at making a 90 proof TPG, but I couldn't find liquid cheap enough to hit our price target.
My 5 go-tos under 100 proof would probably be:
Michter’s
Russell’s 10
Tin Cup 10
1792
13th Colony
I could have put any of these on there. I am unsure how widely available 13th Colony is, but I know I love it.
@@BourbonRealTalk it’s on the shelf pretty regularly around here (SC) though I understand it’s not that way for everyone. If I were to replace it with something more widely available I’d have to say 1910.
@@AkumaRex I do love that pour, but didn't include any double barrel finished products.
I live in Lewisville some day I’ll make the trek to Prosper
You should. We always have fun!
I’m down for all of these as a solid, readily available low-proofer, though I definitely prefer Woodford Reserve over Bulleit. Thanks for all you do, guys!
I almost put Woodford in.
Great list! The hotel 1792 bottle makes a great gift.
It is a fun novelty. Cheers!
Love them all. What about Bullitt 10 year, Jim Beam Black.
Those could have been on a list too, but we wanted to limit it to 5 so the video wasn't too long.
Thanks for all the great content!
My pleasure!
Great content once again. Jim Beam Black is my low proof pour.
That is my uncle's favorite, so when I go to his house and we share a pour it is usually that.
Tx blended or old forester would be another option
I wouldn't include a blended whiskey, but a lot of people mentioned Old Forester!
Bulleit is really good pick. Really grown on me. Buffalo Trace is always in the house. MSRP around my area is $29 which makes it an always buy. Need to try the other picks.
Bulleit is much larger than I realized, but a lot of people in the comments are saying they have not tried it.
Great and clever advertising.
Thank you!
That’s pushing the upper upper limit I’m willing to go for any bourbon. I’d love to try it though
Depending on what was available there are other ways I would prefer to spend my money.
Solid selection. I really like Starlight's Carl T. Hubers Straight Bourbon and Old Forester 1910.
I have had Starlight, but it was at a tasting with a bunch of bottles, and I don't quit remember it. I also love Old Forester 1910, but since it is double oaked and toasted barrel I would not have included it in this straight bourbon list.
@BourbonRealTalk good point on the 1910, I was just focusing on the proof. And the Starlight is good, but it's not phenomenal. A good pour, but it won't leave an impacting memory.
Great video,made me think twice about some lower proof bottles. Realized I tend to unfairly dismiss them as somehow “unworthy”
This was an interesting thought exercise for me for that very reason. When I first got into bourbon I spent almost no time thinking about proof, now it plays too large of a role in what I pour.
Great list
Thanks
MSRP on Buffalo trace is definitely not $46. I can get it in Ohio for $26 when it’s around.
Mistakes were made in post production. Sorry
Cheers, good list!
Thanks!
You guys are awesome! Great content and exposure to a variety of bourbons… love it. Thanks for your time!
Thanks for watching!
Evan Williams 1783 doesn't get a lot of love for some reason....😥
@@YoJimBo851610 It is a big seller, so somebody loves it 🤣
@@BourbonRealTalk the Evan Williams BiB gets talked about more. I guess the 1783 just falls in a weird spot on the product lineup...
I have had all of these, except the Four Roses.
Check it out, I think you will like it!
@@BourbonRealTalk Over the last weekend I was in town and got a bottle of Four Roses Single Barrel. Some reason it was cheaper than the Four Roses blended. At any rate, the Single Barrel is great! Thanks for the encouragement to give it a go.
@@RiggerBrew Wow! SiB is around $47 and SmB is around $30 in my market. If I found the SiB for less I would stock up.
Great show, how about a bottled in bond show?
Great idea!
Like Green River Bourbon as low proof
I like this one too, but I am unsure how widely available it is.
Woodford Double Oaked is on my list
I purposefully left off finishes and double oaks, but I do love that pour.
Great content as always. I love how many Texas youtube Bourbon channels there are. I've gone back and have seen each episode keep up good work.
I hope you didn't go too far back! Some of the early episodes are pretty bad 🤣
@@BourbonRealTalk Hey you have to start somewhere and to me its getting better.
I like a bit of Woodford Reserve
I almost subbed out BT for woodford because BT isn't always easy to find.
Blantons is #1 low proof sipper 🙈☺️
I agree, but I wanted to consider how widely available the recommendations would be.
Great content! Great choices!
Thank you!
Great video. Great choices
Glad you like them!
Nice list!
Glad you think so!
Love the line up...a few more that can be added: Wild Turkey 86, Old Forester 86, and most definitely Old Forester 1910 (amazing flavor under 100 proof).
BTW: When did Buffalo Trace start going for $45??? I find it relatively easily now in IL (more recently than before)...for $27 to $32. I know at the distillery it was sold for $26.
Thank you for keeping it real!
Here is hoping all of you had a great Thanksgiving and have an even better holiday season! Cheers!
I almost never drink WT 81 since 101 is so affordable and available. 1910 was removed from consideration because it is double barrel finished. There was a mistake made on the price in post production on the BT slide.
Very cool video guys and genours as well. I have all the bourbons so don't want to take a chance away from someone that does not. Thanks and keep up the good work!
I appreciate that!
random honorable mention: Bib & Tucker 6yr Double Char. 44% and toasty.
I actually like B&T, but I wouldn't include it in this list since it is double barrel finished. Another in that category would be 1910.
Nice job
Thank you! Cheers!
Very nice!
I appreciate that!
Great episode. I enjoy low proof a lot of the time.
Thank you for watching!
Great list! Definitely some great selections. Woodford Reserve was the first bourbon I really liked.
I kind of regret leaving woodford and maker's off
Nice review. I happen to have all five of those in my bar. Great choices!
Great minds think alike!
There are many lower proof offerings out there that are over looked .
It is easy to get carried away worrying about proof in this hobby.
Thanks for the giveaway. When is the drawing?
I usually leave them open 1 week.
Love this list. Only sub I’d make is WRDO for the Bullet.
I purposefully left off finishes and double oaks, but I do love that pour.
$45.99 is not MSRP for BT. My local spot has it at $27 all day long.
Typo in the slide. Sorry.
This is a really nice giveaway. Thank you guys. I do try to catch all your vids, your pallete seems to match with mine.
Awesome! Good luck in the rando!
Thanks for the quality content.
Glad you enjoy it!
Love your channel, I have liked, subscribe & the bell for quite sometime now.
We appreciate the support!
Hey, guys,
Is Bulleit bourbon still sourced from 4 roses or is their own distillate now?
Cliff Lash - Atlanta
The story they tell is that they have long since run out of the 4R sourced distillate. They have been producing their own whiskey for a while, but I happen to know they still contract distill with Bardstown Bourbon Company. I do not know if they use any other contract distillers.
Good video
Thanks
Great video. Bt fan
I was a little worried about including BT since it can be hard to find some places, but it is one of my favorites so we left it in.
Still Austin
Also a solid low proofer, but since they are not available everywhere I would be hesitant to include them on the list.
Any recommendation on a 80 proof no rye wheated?
Solid video. Only confused by the buffalo trace msrp you listed. Its $25 and yours said $45
Wes did the tiles without me reviewing. He just googles MSRP.
Buffalo Trace price is all over the map. $25 is what it was, and is at big retailers. Independant stores charge what they want, saw it priced at $89.99 for a 750 in Rocky Top Tenn when I passed through last week.
@@Mojoe70 It is a shame what some retailers are doing with their prices. We have talked about it before, but is is illegal for BT to try to influence the retail prices.
@@BourbonRealTalk yeah I don't even buy it anymore unless it's around $25.
@@Mojoe70 prices, yes but the msrp is still 25.
I need a BRT glass... my mother in-laws name is Karen...
🤣 There is a black Friday sale going on.
I do not want to be negative.
I appreciate that
When will Prideful Goat come to Houston?
TPG is from Houston. You can always go to the distillery Giant Texas Distillers, and our products should be available at every major retailer as well as some mom and pop shops.
No Eagle Rare? Best 90 proof bourbon.
We considered it, but it is really hard to find for a lot of people so we left it off.
3:46 Thank God it's still $ 28 bucks here in Michigan....wow, $45.....whole lotta nope
There was a mistake made in post production. Sorry.
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Cheers!
Great suggestions
Thanks