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I've traditionally been a bourbon man, but have been experimenting with ryes lately and really enjoy them. So far I have only tried Bulleit and Templeton rye and love them both.
My preferred drinks are Manhattans and Old Fashioneds.
I got a bottle of Knob Creek Rye for Christsmas. It was a mistake as the person thought it was regular bourbon whisky. It's nice. Lots of full body flavor.
I remember when my paternal grandfather passed away in the early 80's my Dad and I found a few bottles of unopened Old Overholt from what we think is the 1940's based on the tax stamps. Dad still has them on display in his liquor cabinet and I'll get them when the time comes.
Location: St Thomas, USVI - Seattle, WA - Gulf Coast, TX
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Rye lover/very regular Manhattan and Old Fashioned drinker here too.
Darby's out of SC is one that I found a few years ago, and even though I'm always trying new stuff, I keep going back to that one as a favorite. It's an incredible value (like $22) as an added bonus.
Rye lover/very regular Manhattan and Old Fashioned drinker here too.
Darby's out of SC is one that I found a few years ago, and even though I'm always trying new stuff, I keep going back to that one as a favorite. It's an incredible value (like $22) as an added bonus.
Very nice! I will have to keep an eye out for Darby's.
Templeton is my current favorite but I'm also a big fan of Woodinville Rye, distilled in Woodinville, WA. I do like to try any new (to me) discoveries.
Templeton is my current favorite but I'm also a big fan of Woodinville Rye, distilled in Woodinville, WA. I do like to try any new (to me) discoveries.
I look forward to trying this one. I've had all the others mentioned in this thread. Bulleit is good for the price but Knob Creek is a bit better overall I think
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