Yeah, so the Spec's on University still had a few ECBP store picks at noon today. They also had store picks of 1792SiB, 1792BiB, a store pic of Angel's Envy and a bunch of Booker's (probably 10 Booker's I would guess). Hard to resist the ECBP and 1792 picks, so i didn't!
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Ranyaw19 said:
Yeah, so the Spec's on University still had a few ECBP store picks at noon today. They also had store picks of 1792SiB, 1792BiB, a store pic of Angel's Envy and a bunch of Booker's (probably 10 Booker's I would guess). Hard to resist the ECBP and 1792 picks, so i didn't!
At a boy!
Thanks for the heads up - much appreciated!
Which booker's batch?
Springfield I believe? It was a purplelish label. Hard to see it very well.
CorrectRanyaw19 said:
Springfield I believe? It was a purplelish label. Hard to see it very well.
Tom Cardy said:
Which booker's batch?
There are 20 cases of it at Nasa Liquor if you are in houston. She has them priced cheaper than the big chains. Also has 6 cases of EHT Small Batch
Always the most goodest
Not in the H anymore, moved back to the homeland a few years ago. NASA was a great spot, their picks were usually excellent
I've been told that Round Rock is the Silicon Valley of Texas and the best place to raise a family.
Aggie Therapist said:
I've been told that Round Rock is the Silicon Valley of Texas and the best place to raise a family.
Having been born there I disagree. Finally sold my last piece of property.
Besides, once Lonestar Bakery made blueberry donuts blue instead of red....it was the beginning of the end.
Always the most goodest
Well we just did our final walk through and close on Friday.
The old 30 year fixed mortgage hehe
Time to plant some roots for a change
The old 30 year fixed mortgage hehe
Time to plant some roots for a change
Aggie Therapist said:
Well we just did our final walk through and close on Friday.
The old 30 year fixed mortgage hehe
Time to plant some roots for a change
Congratulations you should drink good bourbon for that!
Going to save that for Friday evening sir. Gotta get them keys first.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Aggie Therapist said:
Going to save that for Friday evening sir. Gotta get them keys first.
Cheers!
Cheers sir.
Aggie Therapist said:
Well we just did our final walk through and close on Friday.
The old 30 year fixed mortgage hehe
Time to plant some roots for a change
Refinance in 2 years.
Farmer1906 said:Aggie Therapist said:
Well we just did our final walk through and close on Friday.
The old 30 year fixed mortgage hehe
Time to plant some roots for a change
Refinance in 2 years.
Nah, you just turn that equity into more BTAC with a nice heloc.
Farmer1906 said:Aggie Therapist said:
Well we just did our final walk through and close on Friday.
The old 30 year fixed mortgage hehe
Time to plant some roots for a change
Refinance in 2 years.
Probably the most thoughtful and "hey I care about you and your family" response someone has ever provided me on TexAgs.
Yes sir, I do plan on doing that in 2 years. Thank you.
I know. I'm too good to you.
Total bourbon newbie - only sipped on the few basic bourbons out there - MM and Jack.Need some reccs for a good bourbon to buy for Turkey campfire discussions next week. Thanks in advance
I really enjoy Four Roses as a easily obtainable bourbon.AgDad121619 said:
Total bourbon newbie - only sipped on the few basic bourbons out there - MM and Jack.Need some reccs for a good bourbon to buy for Turkey campfire discussions next week. Thanks in advance
Old Granddad 114AgDad121619 said:
Total bourbon newbie - only sipped on the few basic bourbons out there - MM and Jack.Need some reccs for a good bourbon to buy for Turkey campfire discussions next week. Thanks in advance
Early Times Bottle in Bond
Old Forrester 1910
Also Russels Reserve 10 year. Great pour and like 40 bucks
Wild Turkey 101
aznaggiegirl07 said:I really enjoy Four Roses as a easily obtainable bourbon.AgDad121619 said:
Total bourbon newbie - only sipped on the few basic bourbons out there - MM and Jack.Need some reccs for a good bourbon to buy for Turkey campfire discussions next week. Thanks in advance
Four roses single barrel is the best bourbon this newbie has tried
Since you are new, I would keep the proof relatively low, until you get more of a feel for what is out there.
I'd also recommend relatively cheap and easy to find bourbons.
Finally, I'd recommend something that is considered a quintessential bourbon flavor profile.
Thus, try:
*Wild Turkey 101
*Buffalo Trace (hardest on this list to find now)
*Four Roses - yellow label
*Elijah Craig Small Batch
*Knob Creek 9
I would also normally recommend Maker's Mark, but you have already had that.
Happy sipping!
I'd also recommend relatively cheap and easy to find bourbons.
Finally, I'd recommend something that is considered a quintessential bourbon flavor profile.
Thus, try:
*Wild Turkey 101
*Buffalo Trace (hardest on this list to find now)
*Four Roses - yellow label
*Elijah Craig Small Batch
*Knob Creek 9
I would also normally recommend Maker's Mark, but you have already had that.
Happy sipping!
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Not sure where AgDad is located but BT has been readily available here in BCS for months now.
I would add Woodford Reserve to your list and if you want to spend a little more, WR Double Oaked. Both of these were two of my original go-to's and I still regularly sip on Double Oaked. And available at any store. And as noted above I still think Elijah Craig Small Batch is a good bottle for $30.
I would add Woodford Reserve to your list and if you want to spend a little more, WR Double Oaked. Both of these were two of my original go-to's and I still regularly sip on Double Oaked. And available at any store. And as noted above I still think Elijah Craig Small Batch is a good bottle for $30.
Last turkey season we drank wild turkey products only. Go with rare breed or Russel's single barrel. Good luck!
tu ag said:
Since you are new, I would keep the proof relatively low, until you get more of a feel for what is out there.
I completely agree with this. As you learn flavors and profiles stick to things around the 100 proof mark. High enough that you'll get all of the flavors but not so high that you can't appreciate them.
I'm gonna throw Weller SR out there. Easier to find some places than others, but a great bottle for the price.
The last few posts are by far the easiest to find, reasonably priced, and best bang for your value you'll find.
Evan Williams white label (bottled in bond) also routinely punches above its weight in terms of price/quality
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Was going to put this on my post as well but even though I can usually locate it if I want it, it still may not be the easiest to find depending on location. But another that I feel like is often seen as subpar because it's cheap.
W12 is only marginally better than WSR. Come at me taters
And WSR/BT are sitting on a shelf at my neighborhood store.
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