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JBRiner wrote: Sat Jul 14, 2018 3:19 pm I’ve been sipping on Buffalo Trace recently. It’s a very good bourbon that isn’t very expensive. Last night I wanted to try a rye so I got a small bottle of Bullet 95 Rye. Good, but not bourbon. I think I can appreciate rye...but not drink a lot of it.
As fa as Rye goes , Bullet is the only one I'll buy anymore ... I freakin love it . But yes , it aint bourbon .. but its another killer whiskey that has its place for sure . I really do appreciate it in a mixed drink , truly . As far as neat , bulleit is the one I like best
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JBRiner wrote: Sat Jul 14, 2018 3:19 pm I’ve been sipping on Buffalo Trace recently. It’s a very good bourbon that isn’t very expensive. Last night I wanted to try a rye so I got a small bottle of Bullet 95 Rye. Good, but not bourbon. I think I can appreciate rye...but not drink a lot of it.
I'm a Sazerac Rye guy myself........best I have had to date.
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The rye is growing on me. I am a big fan of the Bullet Bourbon, and I am glad I dipped into rye with bullet.

I’ve heard about Sazerac...I haven’t seen it around here though.
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Rittenhouse rye is my choice if I go that direction. The bonded is even better
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Old Overholt is hands down the best value for rye.

Sunday, I was too busy being present in the real world to post here, but 4 fingers of knob Creek cut back with barely a splash of spring water got me through most of an afternoon of "drinking" at the bar with the boys.
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Anyone know of a bourbon with caramel notes to it?
It just dawned on me today that our trip to New Mexico took us right down Interstate 44 thru Bourbon,Missouri! My Aunt and Uncle live there. I dont know how many towns around our country still have the good ole 4 leg water towers with the towns name on them but Bourbon Missouri still has one!
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Are water towers still a thing where you live?
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