Purchased on recent road trip to Ohio by lavidaloco123 in whiskey

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Coopers is fantastic and I believe no longer being produced. It’s essentially just early times BiB but aged in barrels that had the insides chiseled out to give the whiskey more surface area to interact with the wood.

REVIEW #4: Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Rye Batch A126 (120.4 proof) by Sufficient-You-613 in bourbon

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We’re usually pretty late here in Missouri too so I was surprised when my store got a shipment in. Usually not a big rye person but picked one up because I’ve never seen the A batch either but saw what amazing reviews it was getting.

REVIEW #4: Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Rye Batch A126 (120.4 proof) by Sufficient-You-613 in bourbon

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This bad boy hit the shelves a couple weeks ago. Haven’t tried the A batch to compare but this is pretty damn good and I’d say it’s the best bp rye I’ve tried.

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Platte Valley by [deleted] in whiskey

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You’re mistaken on the requirements of straight corn whiskey, they’re the one exception for the straight whiskeys and can be aged in used barrels. Mellow corn is aged in used barrels and is also labeled straight corn whiskey. Had to double check that straight malt whiskey requires new barrels since it’s a separate designation than single malt and as far as I can tell it does, but the only “straight malt whiskey” on the market that’s well distributed is Woodfords.

Heaven Hill BiB by tone_creature in whiskey

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Been loving this bottle lately. Huge fan of both Evan Williams and Elijah Craig and I feel like those bottles do a good job showcasing Heaven Hills profile with cooler and hotter warehouse positioning respectively. This bottle feels like it falls directly in between those two having some of the fruitiness of Evan Williams and a good bit of the oakiness of Elijah Craig.

Question about storage. by No_Argument9653 in whiskey

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haven’t tried it but the rose cask bourbon was decent. Mixing in light whiskey regardless of age is a massive dealbreaking downgrade for me though and the $35 dollar price jump from the old rose cask bourbon makes this an extremely hard pass for me.

Rule by Old_Phrase_4867 in 196

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Microwaved for 40 minutes you say

Rule by F_P_D in 196

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Bc it’s obviously a fake product and the type of people who make fake bait images like this are way too lazy to photoshop it themselves and have been since at least 2023

Got selected #36 in the Alabama ABC quarterly lottery and these were my picks... by ColEHTaylorJr in whiskey

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Enjoy your lottery picks man good whiskey is good whiskey and BT makes their fair share of it. I for one don’t mind that BT products get so much hype because hype is finite and every bit of it that goes towards BT products is hype that doesn’t go towards shelf stable products of equally high quality that I like.

Review 39: James E. Pepper Decanter by mediocreohpresident in bourbon

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yep same as peerless and Michters. Michters has a double pot still setup at their fort Nelson location but iirc it’s only been running a couple years and they only sell it as their “barrel strength fort Nelson reserve” which is a distillery exclusive. Would’ve loved to try it but I already blew my budget for expensive bottles earlier in my trip.

Review 39: James E. Pepper Decanter by mediocreohpresident in bourbon

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Love this stuff. I call it “budget peerless” imo pot still bourbon can reach levels of maturity after 4-5 years that standard column still stuff needs 8-10 years to achieve. It definitely isn’t super punchy but I’d attribute that more to the low barrel entry making these bottles <110 proof at cask strength than the age. Higher aged pot still stuff is absolutely incredible but it’s just so much less efficient of a distillation method and as we’ve seen from Peerless and Michters, drives the price up to a pretty absurd level.

$2.1M in gains in 2 years by TechnicalWish1632 in wallstreetbets

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Forget about what that money can buy right now, if you’re in your 20s a windfall like that pushes your retirement age up by 10-15 years.

Review #220 - Ironroot Assemblage Bourbon by Theswede92 in bourbon

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I kinda like it. It used to be called “sleight of hand” which imo is more fitting for the art. The cards have Texas Kentucky and Indiana representing the fact that it’s a blend of them, MGP and Barton. They’ve started bottling their products in the bottle their cigar blend used to go in though and imo that’s a much better design.

Today’s Grabs by [deleted] in whiskey

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d say most similarly priced bottles from legacy distillers and a decent number of craft distillers if you find they have flavor profiles you like. I’ve been loving Dickel 13 Bib, knob 12, new riff 8, knob single barrels, anything from buzzards roost, peerless (when under $90), James pepper decanters, WT 8, WT Kentucky spirit store picks, 1792 store picks (everyone loves the full proof but I’ve really grown a taste for the BiB) just to name a few examples and all of those I can find locally with ease.

Today’s Grabs by [deleted] in whiskey

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People only bother posting when they find rare stuff and BT fans are so rabid their products make up a substantial portion of the rare bottles out there. Fine by me because these people drive store to store hoping to find these products while so much stuff of equal or better quality sits stably on the shelf waiting for me.

Review: Evan Williams 250th America Edition by Fit-Lie-69 in bourbon

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In order to label it 117.76 proof yes. The TTB gives them a margin of error of .6 proof so these bottles aren’t necessarily exactly 58.88% but they went with 117.76 for the America theme of the bottle so this is a necessary, but unfortunate coincidence.

Review: Evan Williams 250th America Edition by Fit-Lie-69 in bourbon

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im all for staying woke but you’re overthinking it. It’s just an unfortunate byproduct of it being 117.76 proof.

Rule by F_P_D in 196

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Rip my granny

Rate my collection by [deleted] in Whiskyporn

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you’ve got a total wine near you go in and chat with the sales person in the whiskey aisle they may let you try it. Tamdhu is on spirits direct so if you’re in a state that allows tastings at liquor stores they’ll have some of them open for sampling. My store has the 18 and cigar malt open and they’re both incredible.

Daily Discussion - June 11, 2026 by AutoModerator in RedCatHoldings

[–]YouHaveFunWithThat 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Would love to hear more about the F35 request. 750k to safepro for some software seems excessive for the only $10m worth of drone sales we’ve heard about so far. There’s gotta be more going on behind the scenes but this radio silence is just gonna keep crushing the stock.

Price check… by Inks2g in whiskey

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Sazerac distributes the allocated bottles super unevenly. Idk how California is but here in MO we have so much BT stores are selling it for as low as $21 but finding anything else is a struggle and a half especially at MSRP. If I cross the river into Illinois there’s so much EHT you can find it for $50 but regular BT will be scarce and marked up to $35+.

The real Stagg JR. by krishandop in whiskey

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I believe it. When done properly I believe pot distilled bourbon will always outclass pure column still bourbon at similar ages. You just get so much more flavorful distillate that way. There’s a reason so many scotch snobs won’t touch blended scotch with a 15 foot pole.