Had the Noah’s Mill tonight and have to say it was very good. Maker’s Mark had some heat to it!!!!!
Stop in for a drink.
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Haven't tried the Noah's. I have a couple higher proof Makers. I like Mike's but the lower proof bottles are more in my wheelhouse.
Not normally a Maker’s Mark drinker but this had been recommended so I bought it. I probably will not buy again but have had worse.
But, I do have a Taylor and my buddy Ted has a Elmer T.
Cheers to Bottled in Bond Day 3/3/22
March 3rd marks 124 years since the passage of the Bottled-in-Bond Act. Find out what this still means for your Bourbon today!
Back before the days of carefully crafted whiskey and Bourbon made by some of the finest palates in the world, consumers couldn’t always be sure what was pouring out of their Bourbon bottles. Then came the Bottled-in-Bond Act. In 1897, the US government passed this law with support from distillers and drinkers alike to ensure consistency and quality.
Popularized by brands like Old Fitz, Heaven Hill, and EH Taylor, the Bottled-in-Bond act was created in part by Colonel Edmund Haynes Taylor, Jr. The founder of Old Taylor Bourbon and the builder of the Old Taylor Distillery (now Castle & Key), he advocated tax incentives for participating distillers for their cooperation with Treasury agents patrolling the federally bonded warehouses. Every bottle of E.H. Taylor Small Batch sold today still bears the bottled-in-bond statement.
To recieve the label of “bottled-in-bond,” Bourbon must be..
– The product of one distillation season (either January to June or July to December), at one distillery, by one distiller
– Aged in a federally bonded warehouse under government supervision for at least four years
– Bottled at 100 proof
– Labeled with both the location of the distillery and the bottling
– And produced in the USA
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March 3rd marks 124 years since the passage of the Bottled-in-Bond Act. Find out what this still means for your Bourbon today!
Back before the days of carefully crafted whiskey and Bourbon made by some of the finest palates in the world, consumers couldn’t always be sure what was pouring out of their Bourbon bottles. Then came the Bottled-in-Bond Act. In 1897, the US government passed this law with support from distillers and drinkers alike to ensure consistency and quality.
Popularized by brands like Old Fitz, Heaven Hill, and EH Taylor, the Bottled-in-Bond act was created in part by Colonel Edmund Haynes Taylor, Jr. The founder of Old Taylor Bourbon and the builder of the Old Taylor Distillery (now Castle & Key), he advocated tax incentives for participating distillers for their cooperation with Treasury agents patrolling the federally bonded warehouses. Every bottle of E.H. Taylor Small Batch sold today still bears the bottled-in-bond statement.
To recieve the label of “bottled-in-bond,” Bourbon must be..
– The product of one distillation season (either January to June or July to December), at one distillery, by one distiller
– Aged in a federally bonded warehouse under government supervision for at least four years
– Bottled at 100 proof
– Labeled with both the location of the distillery and the bottling
– And produced in the USA
Do you love a Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon? Tag us on instagram @bourbonreview and use the hashtag #bottledinbondday to share your favorite!
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dam, that looks tasty
Not bad Scott but like most Buffalo Trace juices, hard to get, often over priced, and can be disappointing. Nice to have in a collection though. I like Old Forrester 1920 better. Lol
That Old Forester 1920 is very good! Have you had Breckenridge?
No. Something I need to try?
Yes I recommend it. Might even be smoother then the 1920.
https://breckenridgedistillery.com/products/
https://breckenridgedistillery.com/products/
Damn, another must have bottle for my collection. I'm at about 175 now.
175 That is quite a collection!!
I need to stop collecting. I will never drink it all. But a hell of a party at my funeral. Everybody find a favorite and take it home in my honor. I would like that.
Might need it all if Putin keeps it up. Nuclear power plant attack? Getting pretty scary. (Just watching the news)
You guys that like rum need to try some of this Zacapa. It's made in Guatemala. Some guys I worked with introduced me to it several years ago while we were working in El Salvador. It's mighty tasty with coke. It's about $40 here but I used to get it in Mexico for around $20 and bring it home for several years.
Been years since I had rum. Appleton Estates from Jamaica users ago. I need to revisit rum just for fun.
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I only have a handfull of friends worthy of that! they'd be pretty hammered!
Bottle kill. I have been working on this one for a while. It was a Van's pick and a good one. Had rough week. Mom passed away and I need a sip or two. Mom wasn't a drinker but she would understand. Cheers and RIP.
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