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  • Strychnine
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    Originally posted by Ruffdaddy View Post
    Is it at all similar to your standard port wood aged scotch?
    Similar but not the same. There's more port flavor on the back end for sure.
    They haven't said how much port is blended in, but by law it can't be more than 2.5%. Most estimates are 1-1.5% - sounds small, but it makes a difference.

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  • Ruffdaddy
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    That actually sounds decent and it reminds me I need to pour myself a celebratory round for finishing a big project.

    Is it at all similar to your standard port wood aged scotch?

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  • DON SVO
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    Originally posted by Strychnine View Post
    This thread's been dead for a year - you guys suck.
    A friend I've known for 2/3 of my life is in town from San Fran so we had to go catch up and decided to check out the whiskey room at Bosscat Kitchen




    I never wanted to buy a whole bottle, but I decided to try a pour of the Basil Hayden Dark Rye. It's mostly Kentucky rye, but it's mixed with a bit of Canadian rye and a touch of port wine.

    Without being too pretentious, if you like port, and you like rye... with a dash of water (or let the big cube melt for a few) this shit it gooooood.


    My buddy Jon and I killed a whole bottle of that dark rye last Saturday. Good stuff.

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  • jewozzy
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    That looks like a nice bar!

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  • Strychnine
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    This thread's been dead for a year - you guys suck.
    A friend I've known for 2/3 of my life is in town from San Fran so we had to go catch up and decided to check out the whiskey room at Bosscat Kitchen




    I never wanted to buy a whole bottle, but I decided to try a pour of the Basil Hayden Dark Rye. It's mostly Kentucky rye, but it's mixed with a bit of Canadian rye and a touch of port wine.

    Without being too pretentious, if you like port, and you like rye... with a dash of water (or let the big cube melt for a few) this shit it gooooood.


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  • Shorty
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    I made my way to Garrison Brothers distillery with some friends last week. Did the tour and bought a cycling jersey. Cool little thing they have going down there.

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  • BP
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    Originally posted by cool cat View Post
    My wife and I each got a bottle on the first day. One bottle is killed, and for some reason the other we aren't touching yet. That being said, I prefer the standard TX more the bourbon, and its cheaper.
    Some of the reviews I've seen say wet sweet cardboard is a prominent flavor, kind of weird. It'll probably stay in the cabinet for a while and end up as a gift for someone.

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  • cool cat
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    Originally posted by BP View Post
    I won a bottle of TX Bourbon and their blended whiskey last night, along with a bunch of other stuff. Their head distiller was giving a lecture along with Dr. Simanek (chair of the chemistry and biochemistry department at TCU). Has anyone tried their Bourbon yet? Since both bottles were autographed and are hand numbered I'm a little hesitant about opening them. They are sitting next to my unopened bottle of French Oak cask strength Balcones single malt.
    My wife and I each got a bottle on the first day. One bottle is killed, and for some reason the other we aren't touching yet. That being said, I prefer the standard TX more the bourbon, and its cheaper.

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  • Jewrrick
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    Originally posted by BP View Post
    I won a bottle of TX Bourbon and their blended whiskey last night, along with a bunch of other stuff. Their head distiller was giving a lecture along with Dr. Simanek (chair of the chemistry and biochemistry department at TCU). Has anyone tried their Bourbon yet? Since both bottles were autographed and are hand numbered I'm a little hesitant about opening them. They are sitting next to my unopened bottle of French Oak cask strength Balcones single malt.
    I've only ever found 1 bottle of their Bourbon and the place wanted $250ish for it. I laughed in their face and walked out without buying any of the other stuff I had planned to get.

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  • BP
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    I won a bottle of TX Bourbon and their blended whiskey last night, along with a bunch of other stuff. Their head distiller was giving a lecture along with Dr. Simanek (chair of the chemistry and biochemistry department at TCU). Has anyone tried their Bourbon yet? Since both bottles were autographed and are hand numbered I'm a little hesitant about opening them. They are sitting next to my unopened bottle of French Oak cask strength Balcones single malt.

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  • BP
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    Originally posted by BPo001 View Post
    $2k?! I paid like $180 for my bottle from Total Wine.
    I hope you bought all they'd let you.

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  • mstng86
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    Whiskey river, take my mind
    Don't let her memory torture me
    Whiskey river, don't run dry
    You're all I got, take care of me…

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  • BPo001
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    Originally posted by BP View Post
    I got to try some 20 year old Pappy last night. I'm far from a whiskey snob but I can safely say it was the best booze I've ever had. Not sure I'd pay $2k for a bottle of it though.
    $2k?! I paid like $180 for my bottle from Total Wine.

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  • BP
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    I got to try some 20 year old Pappy last night. I'm far from a whiskey snob but I can safely say it was the best booze I've ever had. Not sure I'd pay $2k for a bottle of it though.

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