Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails)
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@Jett129 I will def keep an eye out for that. I'm a HH fan and thats a good mashbill. Thanks for the tip! and thats my favorite review site btw
Update: just realized my hunch about the name was correct, this is a local MD spirit. I've not liked our local whiskies but I will def give this a chance to break that trend.
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Cheers guys! All the talking about Kyrö today made me pour a glass
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@mclaincausey ,and anyone else that enjoys tequila, Keep your eyes out for this one.
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@Jett129 said in Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails):
@scooter When I first looked at the picture I didn’t realize that the bottle of Whistle Pig was a Single Barrel bottle. I once had one of those and it had been finished in a bourbon barrel. Needless to say one of the best Rye experiences I’ve ever had. Does yours say if it’s been refinished?
No finishing. Just a 10 year single barrel.
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@WhiskeySandwich said in Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails):
@scooter I enjoyed the Penelope and I find MGP to have a low success rate. I do enjoy most Whistlepig but anything but Piggyback is pretty expensive. If I can’t find Sazerac, I go for Michter’s or the Turkey. Haven't had Michters in a hot minute though.
While, Whistlepig can be pricey, I'm usually on board with anything priced $10/year aged. I got the 10 year for $90. It's pushing it, but it's just under. Anything 12 years and older, I'll go to $15/year.
As far as other ryes go, I like Rittenhouse for cocktails, and as @Jett129 has already referenced, my daily will always be Pikesville. I've kept a bottle on my shelf for years, now... long before I started chasing Bourbons.
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@Mizmazzle I thought the Universal Password was Swordfish.
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@Mizmazzle not today Ace.
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Tried this for the first time tonight. Drinkable is a word that’s sometimes used to describe beverages such as this. Local liquor store had it on sale for $60,which is ridiculous. I’ve had a few of The Oceans over the years,and always felt, like you were paying for the story. I know I’m paying for a story with this one as well,but I feel as if I’m at least breaking even.
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@Jett129 gotta say i'm still not sold on that Ocean.... hahaha
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@WhiskeySandwich I’ve seen this one for $80 as well,and would not have dropped that much money on it,but it’s a rye,was double barreled,one of them was toasted,and they got me. Fortunately I ended up being very happy with my purchase,which isn’t always the case. I think it’s way better than the bourbon versions I’ve had.
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@Jett129 ahhh, i have been on a Rye kick lately. Maybe I should try something new. If i can find it for the price you did, it's on. Otherwise I'll probably try one of the several other 'new' ryes that I've seen around lately.
What was y'alls take on the New Riff?
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@WhiskeySandwich I’ve had the New Riff bourbon and it was solid. Definitely itching to try some of their ryes. Pricing is reasonable, but I’m guessing they’re probably on the young side,although I think I saw a 6yr somewhere.
