If money was no issueā¦.what bottle of bourbon would you get?
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1989 Buffalo Trace Distillery O.F.C. Old Fashioned Copper Bourbon Whiskey
1989 Buffalo Trace Distillery O.F.C. Old Fashioned Copper Bourbon Whiskey Aged for decades, this 1989 O.F.C. Bourbon from Buffalo Trace showcases rich oak, spice, and caramel flavors. Its rarity and craftsmanship make it a prized bottle for bourbon collectors and enthusiasts.
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Mixes well with coke.
Yeah no mixer lol1989 Buffalo Trace Distillery O.F.C. Old Fashioned Copper Bourbon Whiskey
1989 Buffalo Trace Distillery O.F.C. Old Fashioned Copper Bourbon Whiskey Aged for decades, this 1989 O.F.C. Bourbon from Buffalo Trace showcases rich oak, spice, and caramel flavors. Its rarity and craftsmanship make it a prized bottle for bourbon collectors and enthusiasts.
Mixes well with coke.
If money were no issue maybe I'd find a way to ensure there was a 2025 UK National Champions bottle from Makers.
Old Rip Van Winkle Pappy Van Winkle's Family Selection 23 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
My neighbor won a bottle of pappy in a raffle for his bridge club and shared with me (otherwise I would never have tried it). It was pretty damn the best Iāve had.
No, you wouldn't. Stuff tastes like battery acid. Their 12 yr is great, but still not as good as Weller 12.
Question, would a novice bourbon drinker have an appreciation for any of the bourbons in this thread ?
Was told by a guy who does wine tastings that a novice couldn't tell the difference between a $20 bottle of Cabernet vs. a $200 bottle.
Is that true with high end bourbons also?
Was told by a guy who does wine tastings that a novice couldn't tell the difference between a $20 bottle of Cabernet vs. a $200 bottle.
Is that true with high end bourbons also?
