Helped a friend finish off a bottle of Pappy 10 year yesterday. It was my first time trying it. Very good tasting, caramel, smooth, with a long finish. In no way is it worth close to what people are willing to pay for it, but a very solid bourbon.
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I've never tasted an expensive bourbon that I thought deserved the price. Especially when there are so many really good cheap bourbons out there. Though I can't say the same about scotch. I wish I could find a comparably cheap scotch that resembled Lagavulin. As it is, that's about a once ever 3-5 years sort of bottle for me.joegoat wrote: 12 Dec 2022, 18:08 I don't buy into the hype. I'm sure it's good stuff but not worth the craziness surrounding it.
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Yes, 100%. Hard to get good, cheap scotch. Easy to get good, cheap bourbon.jmg wrote: 14 Dec 2022, 15:55I've never tasted an expensive bourbon that I thought deserved the price. Especially when there are so many really good cheap bourbons out there. Though I can't say the same about scotch. I wish I could find a comparably cheap scotch that resembled Lagavulin. As it is, that's about a once ever 3-5 years sort of bottle for me.joegoat wrote: 12 Dec 2022, 18:08 I don't buy into the hype. I'm sure it's good stuff but not worth the craziness surrounding it.
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True story.adauria wrote: 15 Dec 2022, 06:02Yes, 100%. Hard to get good, cheap scotch. Easy to get good, cheap bourbon.jmg wrote: 14 Dec 2022, 15:55I've never tasted an expensive bourbon that I thought deserved the price. Especially when there are so many really good cheap bourbons out there. Though I can't say the same about scotch. I wish I could find a comparably cheap scotch that resembled Lagavulin. As it is, that's about a once ever 3-5 years sort of bottle for me.joegoat wrote: 12 Dec 2022, 18:08 I don't buy into the hype. I'm sure it's good stuff but not worth the craziness surrounding it.
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Hugodrax turned me on to Ballantine's blended scotch. Around $20. Of course it's no match for a $200 bottle of scotch but it's a decent all day drink.JimVH wrote: 15 Dec 2022, 08:08True story.adauria wrote: 15 Dec 2022, 06:02Yes, 100%. Hard to get good, cheap scotch. Easy to get good, cheap bourbon.jmg wrote: 14 Dec 2022, 15:55 I've never tasted an expensive bourbon that I thought deserved the price. Especially when there are so many really good cheap bourbons out there. Though I can't say the same about scotch. I wish I could find a comparably cheap scotch that resembled Lagavulin. As it is, that's about a once ever 3-5 years sort of bottle for me.
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My go-to cheaper scotch is Famous Grouse or Black Bush. But I always find myself wanting that salty, peaty flavor of Lagavulin.FredS wrote: 15 Dec 2022, 10:40Hugodrax turned me on to Ballantine's blended scotch. Around $20. Of course it's no match for a $200 bottle of scotch but it's a decent all day drink.
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