[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Bulleit (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 2/21/2015 6:11:16 PM EDT
Oh lawd..this stuff is quite good. 
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I was drinking Bulleit for a while, lately I started drinking Buffalo Trace, which I like a little better. Buffalo Trace has been my go to bourbon for the better part of the last 10 years. Evidently it's also become the same for a shitload of other people because my normal store has been having supply issues in the last 6 months or so 
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Buffalo Trace has been my go to bourbon for the better part of the last 10 years. Evidently it's also become the same for a shitload of other people because my normal store has been having supply issues in the last 6 months or so Quoted:
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I was drinking Bulleit for a while, lately I started drinking Buffalo Trace, which I like a little better. Buffalo Trace has been my go to bourbon for the better part of the last 10 years. Evidently it's also become the same for a shitload of other people because my normal store has been having supply issues in the last 6 months or so I like Buffalo Trace. It's good stuff. I also did a similar to this thread when I 'discovered' it. I had heard that Bulleit and Buffalo Trace are closely intertwined, either they are distilled at same facility or BT supplies the mash and other material needed to make Bulleit. Both are good and I enjoy them both. |
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I like Buffalo Trace. It's good stuff. I also did a similar to this thread when I 'discovered' it. I had heard that Bulleit and Buffalo Trace are closely intertwined, either they are distilled at same facility or BT supplies the mash and other material needed to make Bulleit. Both are good and I enjoy them both. Quoted:
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I was drinking Bulleit for a while, lately I started drinking Buffalo Trace, which I like a little better. Buffalo Trace has been my go to bourbon for the better part of the last 10 years. Evidently it's also become the same for a shitload of other people because my normal store has been having supply issues in the last 6 months or so I like Buffalo Trace. It's good stuff. I also did a similar to this thread when I 'discovered' it. I had heard that Bulleit and Buffalo Trace are closely intertwined, either they are distilled at same facility or BT supplies the mash and other material needed to make Bulleit. Both are good and I enjoy them both. I had some Buffalo Trace last night was really good with the cigar that I was smoking. Next week I plan on getting some Bulleit Rye. |
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Buffalo Trace has been my go to bourbon for the better part of the last 10 years. Evidently it's also become the same for a shitload of other people because my normal store has been having supply issues in the last 6 months or so Quoted:
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I was drinking Bulleit for a while, lately I started drinking Buffalo Trace, which I like a little better. Buffalo Trace has been my go to bourbon for the better part of the last 10 years. Evidently it's also become the same for a shitload of other people because my normal store has been having supply issues in the last 6 months or so Yeah, Buffalo Trace has been missing from the shelves here for the last month or two as well. I fear that once it makes it back to the shelves that the price will have increased. |
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Bulliett is sourced from 4 Roses. Its goos, but 4 Roses Small Batch is better. Also try Rare Breed and Baker's. Weller is a wheated bourbon which makes for a nice change. No, it isn't. 4 Roses does make fine whiskey, but they don't make Bulliett, Stitzel-Weller does. Tom Bullietts office used to be Pappy Van Winkles. |
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Yeah, Buffalo Trace has been missing from the shelves here for the last month or two as well. I fear that once it makes it back to the shelves that the price will have increased. Quoted:
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I was drinking Bulleit for a while, lately I started drinking Buffalo Trace, which I like a little better. Buffalo Trace has been my go to bourbon for the better part of the last 10 years. Evidently it's also become the same for a shitload of other people because my normal store has been having supply issues in the last 6 months or so Yeah, Buffalo Trace has been missing from the shelves here for the last month or two as well. I fear that once it makes it back to the shelves that the price will have increased. odd. I was torn between a bottle of single barrel 4 roses and a Wild Turkey American Spirit last weekend, and I noticed plenty of Buffalo Trace on the shelves. you can pretty much count on BT being available around here. no one has mentioned Woodford Double Oaked. It's very smooth straight up, as is the American spirit. |
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The most over rated bourbons on AR15. I have had it many times and its not very good. Harsh and medicinal  to be fair, Bulleit is a pretty inexpensive bourbon. You won't get $40 whiskey from a $25 bottle. I don't really care for it, either; the Bulleit Rye is better. For the same ( or less) money I'd just as soon have Jim Beam Black Label. |
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I was on a backpacking trip this weekend with lows just below zero. Good times!
One of the guys brought shot glasses made in ice molds and for the first time, I had some sipping Blanton's around a roaring fire in a pure ice glass. This.....this was what heaven is like.
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to be fair, Bulleit is a pretty inexpensive bourbon. You won't get $40 whiskey from a $25 bottle. I don't really care for it, either; the Bulleit Rye is better. For the same ( or less) money I'd just as soon have Jim Beam Black Label. Quoted:
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The most over rated bourbons on AR15. I have had it many times and its not very good. Harsh and medicinal to be fair, Bulleit is a pretty inexpensive bourbon. You won't get $40 whiskey from a $25 bottle. I don't really care for it, either; the Bulleit Rye is better. For the same ( or less) money I'd just as soon have Jim Beam Black Label. True but for the price, Elijah Craig 12 year is a FAR better bourbon. The love for bulleit on here is one of the most confusing things on this site. EWSB is also way better |
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Quoted: to be fair, Bulleit is a pretty inexpensive bourbon. You won't get $40 whiskey from a $25 bottle. I don't really care for it, either; the Bulleit Rye is better. For the same ( or less) money I'd just as soon have Jim Beam Black Label. Quoted: Quoted: The most over rated bourbons on AR15. I have had it many times and its not very good. Harsh and medicinal to be fair, Bulleit is a pretty inexpensive bourbon. You won't get $40 whiskey from a $25 bottle. I don't really care for it, either; the Bulleit Rye is better. For the same ( or less) money I'd just as soon have Jim Beam Black Label. I'd say with Eagle Rare you can come close to $40 whiskey from a $25 bottle. |
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I'd say with Eagle Rare you can come close to $40 whiskey from a $25 bottle. Quoted:
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The most over rated bourbons on AR15. I have had it many times and its not very good. Harsh and medicinal to be fair, Bulleit is a pretty inexpensive bourbon. You won't get $40 whiskey from a $25 bottle. I don't really care for it, either; the Bulleit Rye is better. For the same ( or less) money I'd just as soon have Jim Beam Black Label. I'd say with Eagle Rare you can come close to $40 whiskey from a $25 bottle. coincidentally, Eagle Rare is my value recommendation to anyone when the subject of bourbon comes up. I have an unopened bottle on the shelf right now. 
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Quoted: No, it isn't. 4 Roses does make fine whiskey, but they don't make Bulliett, Stitzel-Weller does. Tom Bullietts office used to be Pappy Van Winkles. Quoted: Quoted: Bulliett is sourced from 4 Roses. Its goos, but 4 Roses Small Batch is better. Also try Rare Breed and Baker's. Weller is a wheated bourbon which makes for a nice change. No, it isn't. 4 Roses does make fine whiskey, but they don't make Bulliett, Stitzel-Weller does. Tom Bullietts office used to be Pappy Van Winkles. Sorry, you're incorrect. Diageo confirmed that Bulleitt is all 4 Roses. In 2008, Diageo made a rare, definitive statement about who makes Bulleit Bourbon. "Bulleit Bourbon continues to be wholly distilled at the Four Roses Distillery in Lawrenceburg, KY according to exacting standards developed by Tom Bulleit and the Bulleit Distilling Company. Bulleit Bourbon’s bold flavor is the product of a unique recipe featuring a high proportion of the rye grain and the use of a proprietary yeast culture. As with all Kentucky straight Bourbons, Bulleit Bourbon is aged in charred barrels made from new American Oak and contains absolutely no additives whatsoever." http://chuckcowdery.blogspot.com/2014/02/who-makes-bulleit-bourbon.html?m=1 |
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Quoted: So this http://ts4.mm.bing.net/th?id=HN.608013880344773661&pid=1.7 How does it compare to this? http://ts1.mm.bing.net/th?id=HN.608009971924994494&pid=1.7 Templeton is better but twice the price. The difference in taste is not worth paying up most of the time. |
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Quoted: Templeton is better but twice the price. The difference in taste is not worth paying up most of the time. Quoted: Quoted: So this http://ts4.mm.bing.net/th?id=HN.608013880344773661&pid=1.7 How does it compare to this? http://ts1.mm.bing.net/th?id=HN.608009971924994494&pid=1.7 Templeton is better but twice the price. The difference in taste is not worth paying up most of the time. Best rye I've ever had was Willett's 4 year old cask-strength. Better than even Sazarac or Thomas Handy. |
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This. I think the Bourbon is the best on the Market..... but I love the Rye even better. I have not tasted enough other Ryes yet, but so far... it is the best. Quoted:
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its great, i like the RYE better.  The best on the market??  you haven't had much bourbon apparently. Hell just going with a basic bottle of Woodford slaughters Bulleit
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