The BEST Beginner Bourbons? | 1792 Small Batch vs Buffalo Trace
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1792 Small Batch vs Buffalo Trace in a completely blind head-to-head matchup to see which is the better bottle for newcomers to bourbon.
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1792 SB was one of the first bourbons I purchased to try as it was on almost every top 5 beginner bourbon list. I enjoyed it but wasn’t necessarily my favorite. I’ve had Buffalo Trace a few times but never really sat down with it and tried to dissect it. I have some of them both left, I’m going to have to try this blind for myself. Thank you so much for the content, I really enjoy it!
By far my favorite beginner bourbons is Woodford Reserve Double Oaked.
Erin is naming off the Spice Girls while Josh is oblivious to the subtext. What a great episode!! 😁 On a side note, I am Buffalo Trace all day, every day. 1972 is not bad, but I don't love it.
Look at that lighting! 🔥🔥🔥
Getting there! The work continues with little tweaks. Really excited for the January content!
I tend to overlook low proof blinds. I keep both of these on hand and can get them for around $30, with BT even a few dollars cheaper sometimes. That said, 1792 SB has been among my favorite everyday bourbons for years. I should blind it against BT and another one or two to confirm that it still holds up.
I have both 1792 SB and Buffalo Trace in my cupboard and I must say, I’m reaching for the 1792 SB more often than the Buffalo Trace, especially when enjoying it neat.
I do appreciate these double blinds….it proves how hype, labels, etc can sway a person’s perception.
In France we call them label drinkers.
I like the 1792 better myself as well.
Both are solid pours. I buy BT for $20 and 1792 for $30 here in AZ
Erin: "I wear this gray sweatshirt like, ALL the time."
Josh: "So, how does it smell?"
TIMING, Josh, timing....
😂😂
All we really have available in Ohio is the 1792 SmB - and it's always good for the money but earlier this year I picked up a 1792 FP store pick and it was an absolute revelation. In fact I picked up most of 1792 line up and considering they can all be found as store picks for less than 50 each ( in some states ) I can't recommend them enough. I
The 1792FP picks are one of the best values in bourbon. We're big fans!
Going to make it a habit to join you all more often. But just not three pours at 1 in afternoon.😂 I had both pours in my stash. But the advantage of course was that I knew what they were. I would have to say that the 1792 Small Batch was a little sweeter than the BT. And I did like the little spice. I think I preferred the 1792. Now I just need to start offering up my Buffalo Trace to my guests more often, to get rid of the 3 bottles I have. I guess I fell for the old Buffalo Trace thing as it is so hard to get and I was a rookie at this whiskey thing. Thanks for teaching me. Still a rookie. Thanks for what you do. And that my friends is why they call me....Mr. Wonderful.
@@mrwonderful7740 Just because you like the 1792 more doesn't mean you were wrong for enjoying the BT.
Went to pick up an Eagle Rare and I had to get a 1792 small batch to get the ER. I am still kind of undecided where I really stand on the 1792, but at only 21.99 I can't complain.
1792 I can actually get and in general is a more interesting sipper to me. BT is unobtanium but also just doesn't give me much to catch my interest. Sazerac Rye is also good.
I'm with you, girl! I can never find the banana in any whiskey yet! I thought I was just a lone weirdo. I always recommend Basil Hayden for a first try. Very easy for a beginner to pull different flavors.
Buffalo Trace is near impossible to find in Austin Texas! I just picked the 1792 small batch a few days ago and really enjoyed it. And, you can find 1792 everywhere. Will be one of my regular daily drinkers 🥃
I'm new to whiskey. just picked up 1792 SB for $17. Gonna try it for the 1st time tonight. wish me luck
I hope you enjoyed it. This is one of my favourite bourbons but it costs around $90 to $100 here in Oz.
Both good pours and agree 1792 is more complex more flavor.
After nearly tasting most of whats on the average liquor store’s bourbon shelves, I found that 1783is probably the best starter bourbon. Then stepping up into 100-proofers: Early Times BiB. Then Rare Breed. Then ECBP.
1792 is my favourite of the two. I've had BT picks and like those better than the typical BT.
Agreed! We get BT picks in our market for $33ish and they're often very fun. We are fans of those for sure!
Spice girls reference was a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
Saz vs Saz. Big difference for me is BT is often not available, and at $45 when it is. Small Batch 1792 is $29 and always around. The price difference is an instant factor.
Warm after glow is a whiskey hug! Lol
I wish I could find BT around me for $30. It's pushing $50 in my part of Maryland. I haven't tried 1792 yet. I'll have to give it a try. Cheers!
$50!? Yikes!
WHISKEY CHEERS 😎
I havent been enjoying bourbon long, but I am not impressed with Buffalo Trace. I have had three bottles over two years. I keept trying to find out why its so sought after, am I missing something, or perhaps it was a bad bottle. Perhaps its just not my flavor profile. I havent tried 1792 yet, but I have seen it. Now its on my short list of new bottles to try.
I can get BT everyday and some states can’t get it so I think that’s why people want it! All 1792’s are really good and great everyday pours! 1792 BNB is one of my favorites!
Definitely the "I can't get this so I want it even more" effect in play.
@@craiglsu72 BT isnt in huge supply near me, but you can find it for about $26. But to be honest I would rather have Wild Turkey 101 or Old Forester 100 for around that price. The only 1792 I have seen is the small batch, not sure if it will be next or Cooper Craft 100. I havent had either, but I will pick 1792 SB within the next month.
Cooper Craft 100 is a great pour for the price
Josh, what are some of your go to available bourbons? (I’m newer and I feel like my preferences align with yours)
That might make an interesting video. Top picks based on taste profiles.
Just answered this on a Q&A video we recorded this week. Coming out near the end of January. Stay tuned!
Very cool. I’ll keep an eye out.
You guys are awesome. I recently fell in love with bourbon and you two are a big part of why. I just feel like I’m hanging with good friends. Thanks for all the great content!
I like both pours but still prefer WT101 and OF 100.
OF 100 is a 50$ bottle in disguise at half the price
For beginners I have to set aside my personal preferences, which probably would be too strong, with too intense flavors, for newbies. So...
Four Roses Small Batch
Bluff Springs - a Total Wine store brand that compares very well to Buffalo Trace
Bulleit bourbon - to try how a high rye mash bill goes
Balcones Baby Blue corn whisky - a nice introduction to dense flavor that's not as intense as their other stuff
Elijah Craig
Woodford Reserve
Tomorrow the list might be different, but as of this moment I'd recommend these to someone just getting into whisky.
I really enjoy 1792. It has a great banana cinnamon spice to it and has that classic "rickhouse" bourbon smell. I think it's the superior of the two. BT smells and tastes very sweet and bright. It lacks depth and has an acidic/sour note.
We 100% feel you on the acidic/sour note in Buffalo Trace products at times. People think we're crazy when we mention that but we're with you!
1792 all day.
1792 I had was no bueno. I need to try a different bottle.
We know at least one person who got a bunk bottle of 1792 SmB recently so maybe there was a bad batch floating around out there. It happens more than distilleries would let on.
Yeah I purchased my first one a few months ago and it's not very good. Kinda put me off of the brand, but maybe I'll take a crack at a bonded or single barrel when I see one again.
@@Razieleatssouls,
There's a considerable batch variation in the 1792 Small Batches. Most are good, some can be very good, and then there is the occasional stinker.
The bonded varies, too: Had one bonded with no banana and another bonded with a lot of banana.
The 1792 batches vary quite a bit.
I remember buying BT nearly a decade ago when every state store had it, and thinking it was just OK. I have no idea why everyone wants BT, probably because its not really available so FOMO but it seems to lose every blind I watch
I would take WT 101 over both of them
I do find the ‘beginner bourbon’ moniker silly. I have been drinking whiskey for years. For my daily drinkers I prefer lower proof bourbons. For making an old fashioned I prefer a high proof rye. I watch a ton of bourbon videos and they almost all hate on low proof bourbons as if they are somehow inferior to 100 proof bourbons 🤷♂️🥃
No hate here. Just a preference thing as you have yourself. Appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment!
Would take 1792 all day everyday over Buffalo Trace. Not a fan of BT. Not even as a mixer.
Buffalo trace is good, but nothing special.
Buffalo Trace is THE MOST OVERHYPED bourbon in the world!! Mediocre at best and NOT worth the hunt, price and headache of trying to get a bottle. There are LITERALLY dozens available everywhere that destroy it in that price point (or, often, less!!).
Idk how much you get it for where you are but I can even get it at Walmart for $25 in San Diego 😂
@@VictorReyes-rc9xpsame! Im in the inland empire in CA and Sams Club always has a pallet in stock at $22 a bottle
You’re smoked
Yep….and for those prices, I can buy a FULL liter of Early Times bottled in bond…..100 proof, aged longer, TEN TIMES the flavor and 33% more juice!!! My OP point exactly.
Most American products are overrated, Australian whiskey and Scottish whiskey can’t be beat
I've had both, and I like the 1792 Small Batch more than the Buffalo Trace, But of course your taste will maybe be different than mine!
Finally, after a bunch of videos, the stinky feet are BACK on S&W!!! I like them both but they are quite different, I get cinnamon with 1792 that BT doesn't have. When I started my bourbon journey the guy at the ABC store told me you'll never go wrong with 1792 and E.H. Taylor (and that was the last time I saw EHT, it was 2018). I'm with @Pirate_Henry_Avery, my first pour of 1792 FP was a real eye opener (so good). I'll buy BT if I see it AND it's at MSRP. Look at you guys closing in on 20K subscribers...
2024, the year of stinky feet making a big splash on the channel again. Count on it!