Angel's Envy Cask Finished Rye: a lesson in judging booze by its bottle
When you come across a feel-good thing.
For an especially amazing showing.
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What is the most you would ever pay for a whiskey?
A glowing commendation for all to see
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My hot take is that I think the rye is much better than the bourbon
Drop the Microtech back in the same area of the couch. You might be on to something.
Tried again and this time i found a sebenza!
How old is your Triage? It reminds me a lot of mine, which has N680 as the blade steel.
And yes it has the n680. Probably take the best edge of all my knives
Tanto’s are great. I like to use point on the edge to cut tape on boxes so i don’t slice anything inside
So I LOVED 1910, I thought the 93 proof was perfect, but afraid that the 115 proof on this might be too “hot” for me to really enjoy the flavor?
Now that I’ve tried it i can say it drinks way below the 115 proof IMO. There’s a lot of flavor but the heat is pretty mellow and there’s very little ethanol. Notes of bitter chocolate, banana and spices
Always smile when I see someone else enjoying this gem
I really can’t wait to get back home to crack it open for the first time
Kizer minitherium
Mammy’s Kitchen in Bardstown. Its fantastic!
Went to Mammy’s in November and i agree that it’s fantastic!
Never had Micil’s whiskey but i do have a bottle of their poitin and it is quite nice
The only international park i have been to is The Burren National Park in Ireland. It was quite nice and i really got a sense of why the landscape inspired Tolkien’s Middle Earth. It also had gorgeous cliffs overlooking the Atlantic
Went to Shenandoah on a whim this past September with a friend of mine. Sitting on some rocks and overlooking the valley was one of the most beautiful sights I’ve seen. Going to do some west coast parks this year!
The most i have paid this far was about $130 for a bottle while i was in Ireland this year. Though i really want to get my hands on RB27 as my celebratory bottle so i guess the $600 for that is the most
I’ve done a few but my favorite tours were Maker’s Mark and Limestone Branch. Maker’s is a pretty big scale but still has the vibe of an old, traditional distillery. Limestone branch is very small but modern, they really shine in their tasting though. During the tour they let us try the distillers’ beer, the white dog, taste straight from a barrel, and then taste a wide variety of final products.
I’d really like to try Weller antique 107 but we just don’t get it in our stores in PA
Mkm insonzo and Benchmade 9400
High West Campfire
Suprised on this one. I think the BRT-01 blows all of em outta the water so far. Highly impressed
I was also surprised. I would like to try either BRT but it’s basically sold out across my state
That private selection is going to fantastic.
I enjoyed it. Probably the most interesting bottle of the 3
I’ve never had it but I’d buy that because i love the name and label
Went to Ireland and Northern Ireland in august and yeah i had the same experience. I made sure to have a visa with no ftf’s with me though
For a small blade that’s kinda funky, i really enjoy my MKM Insonzo. If you get the hawkbill blade it has a decent flipping action on it. Bhq has an exclusive with micarta and m390 and it’s not terribly expensive
I’m sorry for your loss
tried this at the JD distillery when i went in march and it was by far the best expression of JD i've had. never seen a bottle in the wild though and will certainly buy when the opportunity presents itself
Went there in august and saw the same stuff you posted. Miss it so much
I bought a bottle yesterday, i was also sleeping on teeling