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I assumed price, although pour size is also good info to have (assuming 1.5-2oz)
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Would most likely be in a old fashioned if that changes anything
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Do Any Of You Agree With These Choices???
https://www.gearpatrol.com/food/drin.../best-bourbon/ |
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Ben: When You Get A Chance, Can You List The Good Wheated Vs. Corn Bourbons??? Thanks!
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Headed to Bourbon KY
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Best Cheap Bourbon: Evan Williams Black Label I would prefer Old Forester's Bottled in Bond or Wild Turkey 101. Both can be found around $20 a bottle typically. The regular Four Roses often gets the best mixer but it is also an inexpensive one with a different profile from the two listed above. A lot depends on your preference here but you can often find a lot of good bourbons from the larger distillers in the lower priced range that are better than the latest small batch boutique label that sources a young bourbon and slaps a label on it. |
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Thanks, Jay!:tu
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A few thoughts- I'm not a believer in these types of lists generally but this one at least hits a couple places. Best overall as Knob Creek is fair and I'm a fan, Evan Williams white (bottled in bond) is a world better than black, the ones in the "affordable" category are all good pours, the "high-end" section is all over the place but mostly on track. In general there's really nothing on the list that will disappoint. And if you find the "Grail Bourbon" at the bottom William Larue Weller please give me a call :)
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Any "Bourbon" will be at least 51% corn, actual wheat whiskeys are another hole to go down but that hole isn't as deep. I like wheated bourbons a lot, there aren't a ton of them out there, mostly Weller and Makers Mark. I'm a big fan of Makers, especially 46 Cask Strength (the 101 is pretty good too). Weller is... Weller, if you can get it get whatever you can but don't overspend, I personally am a huge fan of Old Weller Antique 107 but have a couple nice Weller Full Proofs, those ones took a lot of patience (and in one case a sizable charitable donation) but they can be really good, or really average depending on the barrel
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They are all primarily corn, that being said there's a lot of room for playing around with that remaining 49%. Four Roses has two different mashbills, one 20% rye and one 35% rye (blends will usually have both), MGP is similar with 21% rye and 36% rye, Knob Creek is higher corn with only 13% rye. This list isn't exhaustive but can give you a general idea of what a lot of the bigger ones are doing for their mash. Also keep in mind that the time in the barrel likely has more impact on the final product than the mash, but everything plays together to get you to what you taste when you pour it in a glass
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That's What I Needed, Ben,Thanks!:D:tu
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Found A New Bourbon At Costco To Try:
https://i.imgur.com/RJyhigxl.jpg Here's TheStory That Seemed Interesting To Me: https://www.insidehook.com/article/b...ew-mcconaughey |
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