Can you suggest few good Whiskeys ? grew up with Old Gran [removed] JD Candian Windsor

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• JI

  

  jim-marie-yardart

  Feb 13, 2024

  Dont do Makers Mark ! Stupid way of capping a bottle.
  Love Canadian.whiskey !
  Kentucky style is good if aged

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• ME

  Membre

  Feb 13, 2024

  You opened a big ol can of worms.
  Sipping or mixing?
  Price range?
  Corn, wheat, barley, peated?

  My favorite sipping: Highland Park 12 year scotch,
  Wellers bourbon, and Balcones Rumble.

  My favorite mixing: Evan Williams bottled in bond, Buffalo Trace, and Naked Malt.

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• JI

  

  jim-marie-yardart

  Feb 13, 2024

  Ohh now I have a lot more choices. Lol

  Why am I sipping wine now. Lol

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• ME

  Membre

  Feb 13, 2024

  Wine is for mornings, thats why. Ha, ha!

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• PA

  

  pa_aquarianAuteur d'origine

  Feb 13, 2024

  straight sipping

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• ER

  

  Erls_Everything

  Feb 13, 2024

  I like bourbons myself. My go to is Makers Mark, but if Im feeling budget conscious Even Williams is inexpensive and tastes pretty close.

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• HO

  

  HomeNudeGA

  Feb 13, 2024

  I had to laugh, the whiskey's name got censored!!!

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• ME

  Membre

  Feb 14, 2024

  Jeffersons small batch is very good.

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• JA

  

  JAYguy

  Feb 14, 2024

  Buffalo Trace is good!

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• TH

  

  Threadbarren

  Feb 7, 2025

  Just a few good ones?

  Bourbons available on the shelf: Old Forester Statesman, Heaven Hill 7-year Bottled in Bond, Hidden Barn bourbons

  Scotches: Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban 12-year. Laphroaig Cairdeas (especially port finish), Balvenie Doublewood

  Others: Jameson 12-year Irish whisky (I have the 18-year but that is up there on the wallet damage)

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• BI

  

  bill1039

  Feb 7, 2025

  I love Balvine Doublewood! Also Ardbeg Ugedal.

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• KA

  

  Karthorel

  Apr 18, 2025

  Oh my, so many choices...

  Going with peated Scotch whiskies:
  - Laphroaig (anything, like a delicious campfire on your tongue)
  - Jura (the 10 is lovely, with notes of honey. The 12 is even better. The seven wood is divine)
  - Auchentoshan, great, smooth, and best for introducing new drinkers
  - Talisker is excellent, most variants. Some more smokey than others.

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