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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Nice!
There is nothing quite as smooth as 23 years old rum!
I despise regular rum such as Bacardi white but a premium aged rum drank straight is a completely different experience IMO. Almost like a liqueur due to the sweetness.
I have bottles from Cuba, Dominican and Jamaica that are killer. Priced well as well. My Appleton 21 y.o. was well under $100 and is amazing! Can’t touch a 20 year old scotch or bourbon for anywhere near that.
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Nice!
I despise regular rum such as Bacardi white but a premium aged rum drank straight is a completely different experience IMO. Almost like a liqueur due to the sweetness.
I have bottles from Cuba, Dominican and Jamaica that are killer. Priced well as well. My Appleton 21 y.o. was well under $100 and is amazing! Can’t touch a 20 year old scotch or bourbon for anywhere near that.
Exactly! Cheap rum (caramellized booze) has nothing to do with aged rum. Kind of like one year old whiskey vs 18yo. Nothing wrong with either I suppose, but when people gringe when they hear I’m having rum, it is just pure ignorance.
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For being a kinda gimmicky whisky with Metallica's name thrown in, this actually ain't too bad
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Looks interesting. What notes are you getting on that?
For being a kinda gimmicky whisky with Metallica's name thrown in, this actually ain't too bad
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Now I am by no means a professional taster, but it is really smooth. Smokey oak with vanilla, honey, a little bit of cinnamon and almost like an apricot fruity flavor. It's really easy going down. But I guess each batch is going to come out with slightly different flavors because of the way they finish it.
