Evan Williams
I have a friend who swears by Evan Williams whiskey. I have a stock that usually consists of Knob Creek and Maker's Mark but based on my friend's recommendation, would like to try a bottle of Evan Williams.
My pal buys Single Barrel. Comments? Is there a better horse in the Williams stable?
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Thanks for the recommendations, chow colleagues. I think this may be a fun quest - I love a good cigar and bourbon and last night I got to thinking that I am going to expand this into trying to find the best tasting bourbon for the bucks. With that in mind, I have had the following suggested to me:
Old Forester 86 proof
Old Forester 100 proof
Old Fitzgerald 1849
Old Grand-Dad ...
Jim Beam Blackand will consider the alternative brands you guys have made as well.
Again, thanks a million. Any others that I can add to my list would be appreciated.
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re: Jimmy Buffet
If you're willing to expand your palate just a smidge, the Jim Beam Rye Whiskey ( http://www.internetwines.com/mb310114... ) would be a bargain at twice the price.
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re: Jimmy Buffet
Here are the "bang for the buck" entries I would vote for:
Buffalo Trace Straight Bourbon -> $20
Eagle Rare Single Barrel -> $25
Old Rip Van Windle 10 Year -> $25.A great place to search for spirit reviews is the Beverage Tasting Institute at http://tastings.com. The above were among the well reviewed there that I've tried
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re: Jimmy Buffet
Evan Williams Singe Barrel is really a great deal for the money. It's one of my favorites in that price range, but for bourbon on the rocks I tend to favor Basil Hayden because I love its sweetness. I'd add that to your tasting list. It's especially good with a sweet flavored cigar.
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re: mojoeater
From what I've seen here in the chgo area though, ewsb is the same price as knob creek, and I loves me some knob creek...can I really put almost $30 in ewsb and enjoy it? Just asking, cause I've never tried it...I found the eagle rare 10 year here for $23.99, and is pretty damn tasty if I say so myself...
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