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Ditch-Tiger said:
It's good for the price of $16. but I agree it's not great.
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Jim Beam's Distiller's Cut is around $19 in Total Wine, for non-chilled filtered 100 proof bourbon it is great value for what you're getting. Otherwise in the $30-$50 price range they are plenty of good pours available, MGP or just classic bourbons...
Lately I've being getting High West Double Rye and I have to tell you - it is great and I think well priced...
 
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Tonight's pour ! Cheers everybody!
Not particularly rare but some how hard to find: Montechristo Reserva Negra,
1792 Ridgemont Resrve, Barrel Sellect and my 1 of 100 made, Manly Autos, over design of some Russian prisoner as far as I can remember the history behind the knife.

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No Knife but I still wanted to post! Bernheim is delicious!!! Bought it about 5 days ago and its gone :(
 

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willrise said:
No Knife but I still wanted to post! Bernheim is delicious!!! Bought it about 5 days ago and its gone :(
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High wheat content gives it a nice natural sweetness, I recommend it to folks that ask for a mellow nightcap.
Also makes a tasty perfect manhattan with Carpano Blanco and Antica, with orange bitters and a lemon twist to counter the sweet.
 
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