What's your favorite Bourbon?

[HangOutdoors]

Woodford Reserve Double Oaked Someone turned me on to it a couple of months ago. Fantastic.

 

[RNYCLV]

Being from Philadelphia, and growing up a birds fan. I had to try this just to say I did and to keep the bottle with a bunch of my other Eagles things. I do not suggest getting it if you want something smooth. This turned out to be a great mixing bourbon, but not a sipper. At least I can say I tried it, however I will not be getting it again.

 

[BigN8]

Found this at a liquor store in Lubbock. Pretty freakin smooth for 90 proof. Very tasty.

 

[Joshua Miller]

A friend of mine got me a cocktail smoker. Tried it out with a glass of Whistlepig Rye. Cheers!

 

[F.M.]

Picked up a bottle of Rabbit Hole Dareringer. I’ve overlooked Rabbit Hole in the past, but I won’t be anymore. It might make my shortlist of nightly go-to whiskey.

 

[BigN8]

Picked up a bottle of Rabbit Hole Dareringer. I’ve overlooked Rabbit Hole in the past, but I won’t be anymore. It might make my shortlist of nightly go-to whiskey.

I’ve had it a few times. I just don’t like the price tag.

 

[KC-AR240]

I’ve had it a few times. I just don’t like the price tag.

I agree. It is good but that Price is a little too much. Beautiful Distillery if you've never visited it . Downtown Louisville Ky

 

[John McLaughlin]

Claire and I are driving to Louisville for a military reunion and would like to visit a few distilleries when we are there. I would prefer small distilleries that make very good sipping bourbon over the more commercialized ones . As I am not a big bourbon drinker I would be willing to splurge on one or two excellent bottles. Suggestions are greatly appreciated.

 

[Yama1990]

Claire and I are driving to Louisville for a military reunion and would like to visit a few distilleries when we are there. I would prefer small distilleries that make very good sipping bourbon over the more commercialized ones . As I am not a big bourbon drinker I would be willing to splurge on one or two excellent bottles. Suggestions are greatly appreciated.

not really sure about the more small time, local distilleries in the area but Ive always held an interest in getting down there to visit the Michters Fort Nelson Distillery & Old Forester Distilling.. both in the downtown area and walkable weather pending, and Ive heard they're both solid tours w/ tastings.. && distillery exclusive bottles for sale if you're lucky! enjoy man

 

[mark_m]

Claire and I are driving to Louisville for a military reunion and would like to visit a few distilleries when we are there. I would prefer small distilleries that make very good sipping bourbon over the more commercialized ones . As I am not a big bourbon drinker I would be willing to splurge on one or two excellent bottles. Suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Hi John,

Depending on what you’re after, we have used Mint Julip tour in the past about 4 times and have hit most all of the distilleries in the Louisville/ Lexington area. If you’re interested in the distillery process once you see it a few times, you’ll get the jist of it.

if you want smaller, check out whiskey thief or maybe the old Taylor distillery. If you go to old Taylor, check out woodford reserve. Regardless of which distillery you hit you will have some good sipping!

 

[John McLaughlin]

Thank you all As i said I know very little about bourbon and in the past have only drank aged Jamemison. So this will be a new experience for me.

 

[jthackman]

i know you said smaller distilleries....but, one trip there, we went out to the jim beam distillery and got to walk through one of their rickhouses. the smell inside is incredible. oh and i can still picture mila kunis standing in there.

 

[KC-AR240]

Claire and I are driving to Louisville for a military reunion and would like to visit a few distilleries when we are there. I would prefer small distilleries that make very good sipping bourbon over the more commercialized ones . As I am not a big bourbon drinker I would be willing to splurge on one or two excellent bottles. Suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Jeptha Creed has a great atmosphere. In between Louisville and Frankfort. Rabbit Hole is downtown and a very modern looking distillery. Just the sheer beauty of all these distilleries is well worth a drive . 4 Roses was another great one Take Pics

 

[mtudb24]

Being a WWII re-enactor with my son, I gotta tip my hat Lead Slingers Rye Whiskey. 1944 M1 garand and M1918 BAR