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[quote author=Darktower007 link=topic=36000.msg153021#msg153021 date=1448496578]
Any other bourbons $100 or less that are really good and can actually be found? ( I've drank my weight in jack Jim and Evan but was hoping to branch out)


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You should try Old Grand Dad 114, it's $20-$30 in most markets and for the price it's pretty darn good. The palate is cinnamon spicy, burnt sugar, orange peel, and a nice velvety mouthfeel 

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You should try Old Grand Dad 114, it's $20-$30 in most markets and for the price it's pretty darn good. The palate is cinnamon spicy, burnt sugar, orange peel, and a nice velvety mouthfeel 

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That's funny last night I was reading some reviews on old granddad and old charter.. I'm definitely gonna pick some up.
Thanks for the heads up👍


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Specifically the Old Grand Dad 114 proof though. The others are decent, but the 114 is on a different level

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[quote author=Darktower007 link=topic=36000.msg153021#msg153021 date=1448496578]
Any other bourbons $100 or less that are really good and can actually be found? ( I've drank my weight in jack Jim and Evan but was hoping to branch out)


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I've recently fallen for Larceny, which is a wheated Fitzgerald bourbon.  Very smooth and the wheat not only brings a little sweetness, but some creaminess with, kind of like a subdued Jameson's Irish.

It's not something I bring along to celebrate, but great for post-work unwind every now and again.

I would highly recommend Willett Pot Still Reserve if you find it around.  I'd imagine they're all picked over in most markets.

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I've recently fallen for Larceny, which is a wheated Fitzgerald bourbon.  Very smooth and the wheat not only brings a little sweetness, but some creaminess with, kind of like a subdued Jameson's Irish.

It's not something I bring along to celebrate, but great for post-work unwind every now and again.

I would highly recommend Willett Pot Still Reserve if you find it around.  I'd imagine they're all picked over in most markets.
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+1 on Larceny. Good, inexpensive daily pour.

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Specifically the Old Grand Dad 114 proof though. The others are decent, but the 114 is on a different level

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I need to look into this, they have it locally for 24.99, on a side note I picked up widow Jane 10 year that is fantastic.


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Regardless of the price any Elmer T Lee spotted should be grabbed.........Doubtful you will ever see it bottled again.I have 1 bottle left.I'll probably let my family and friends share it at my memorial.

I have an extra bottle of the Commemorative edition that was released a couple years back, if anyone has an interest in it--PM me.

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Bunch of Indian ass holes were asking $80 down the road from me.. Told them they were snorting curry! He didn't like that too much lol


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HAHA, yea around here the Indian stores have it marked even higher than that. lol. I need to go in and offer him 80 bucks and see what he says. Speaking of curry... go I hate that smell!

Darn ETL fireballs for 300 now  SMH :kissa: