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📘 Little Book Chapter 9 – “None for Granted”
🧪 3.75ml bottle of Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Barrel Proof
One full of meaning, the other full of muscle.
Big flavor in a small bottle — because every drop counts.
#WhiskeyFinds #LittleBookChapter9 #JackDanielsBarrelProof #BourbonLife #NoneForGranted
📘 Little Book Chapter 9 – “None for Granted”
🧪 3.75ml bottle of Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Barrel Proof
One full of meaning, the other full of muscle.
Big flavor in a small bottle — because every drop counts.
#WhiskeyFinds #LittleBookChapter9 #JackDanielsBarrelProof #BourbonLife #NoneForGranted
Smooth. Refreshing. Something I can enjoy all day. And just what I need after work. But enough about Donkey Kong Bananza let’s talk about Eagle Rare.
Actually, that’s how I would describe Eagle Rare as well! Delightful refreshing grape flavor. Very bold and robust especially for being only 90 proof. Such a great bottle.
Actually, that’s how I would describe Eagle Rare as well! Delightful refreshing grape flavor. Very bold and robust especially for being only 90 proof. Such a great bottle.
**Newest Members Of The Bar**
These are 2 of the newest additions to my bar for the month of July.
Had been searching for the Shortbarrel Sapsquatch for a while so I didn't hesitate to purchase. The Rare Breed I had been hearing nothing but good things about and literally....almost every person when telling about their introduction to bourbon mentioned Wild Turkey Rare Breed, so it was a must add.
Short Barrel Sapsquatch
👃🏾: honey, vanilla, cinnamon toast, maple syrup, & oak.
👅: vanilla custard, maple covered pecans with a lingering oak and cinnamon finish.
Wild Turkey Rare Breed
👃🏾: Cinnamon, vanilla, light brown sugar & citrus.
👅: strong cinnamon off the rip, followed by honey, & vanilla, with a peppery oak finish.
When it comes to pricing I think the Rare Breed is exactly where it needs to be at around $50-$60 and that's a great price point for a 116 proof bourbon but the Sapsquatch…...though I feel it's a solid pour, I think it's slightly over priced with a $99 price tag. I compared it to my 113 Maple from 13th colony and the flavors are almost spot on, the only difference is the finish. I think the Sapsquatch should be more around $70-$75.
Overall both of these bottles are solid pours and I would definitely recommend if you haven't tried them.
Cheers 😎🥃
These are 2 of the newest additions to my bar for the month of July.
Had been searching for the Shortbarrel Sapsquatch for a while so I didn't hesitate to purchase. The Rare Breed I had been hearing nothing but good things about and literally....almost every person when telling about their introduction to bourbon mentioned Wild Turkey Rare Breed, so it was a must add.
Short Barrel Sapsquatch
👃🏾: honey, vanilla, cinnamon toast, maple syrup, & oak.
👅: vanilla custard, maple covered pecans with a lingering oak and cinnamon finish.
Wild Turkey Rare Breed
👃🏾: Cinnamon, vanilla, light brown sugar & citrus.
👅: strong cinnamon off the rip, followed by honey, & vanilla, with a peppery oak finish.
When it comes to pricing I think the Rare Breed is exactly where it needs to be at around $50-$60 and that's a great price point for a 116 proof bourbon but the Sapsquatch…...though I feel it's a solid pour, I think it's slightly over priced with a $99 price tag. I compared it to my 113 Maple from 13th colony and the flavors are almost spot on, the only difference is the finish. I think the Sapsquatch should be more around $70-$75.
Overall both of these bottles are solid pours and I would definitely recommend if you haven't tried them.
Cheers 😎🥃
Dram of the Night: Wild Turkey Kentucky Spirit 🥃
Here’s to smooth nights, bold pours, and quiet moments that hit just right.
Cheers to the good stuff — in the glass and in life.
#KentuckySpirit #BourbonVibes #DramOfTheNight #Cheers
Here’s to smooth nights, bold pours, and quiet moments that hit just right.
Cheers to the good stuff — in the glass and in life.
#KentuckySpirit #BourbonVibes #DramOfTheNight #Cheers
TGIF - starting night off with a fresh bottle of High West bourbon. Super smooth with a slight caramel afternote. Pleasently surprised for the price range - definitely worth having on the shelf. Nice bottle as well with the bighorn sheep
Old Bardstown makes some good Old Fashioneds
