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I've gotten into the habit of randomly dropping into out of the way liquor stores while on vacation. We got back this weekend with one bottle of Wild Turkey Master's Keep with the presentation box and the bottle autographed by Wild Turkey Master Distiller Eddie Russell, Review: Wild Turkey Master's Keep
AND one 1500 ML (half-gallon) of W L Weller Special Reserve (original Pappy Van Winkle wheated bourbon Review: W.L. Weller Special Reserve )
Funny, I've picked up each of those in the last couple of months. Luckily, didn't have to travel further than the local liquor store for either.
I did order a bottle of Woodford Reserve's 1838 White Corn from a store in CA, recently.
The Master's Keep is good, really good. The Special Reserve is decent, but not terribly complex. The WL Weller Antique is better, and still less than $30/bottle. I've never had a chance to try the Weller 12, but I'm on the hunt.
Funny, I've picked up each of those in the last couple of months. Luckily, didn't have to travel further than the local liquor store for either.
I did order a bottle of Woodford Reserve's 1838 White Corn from a store in CA, recently.
The Master's Keep is good, really good. The Special Reserve is decent, but not terribly complex. The WL Weller Antique is better, and still less than $30/bottle. I've never had a chance to try the Weller 12, but I'm on the hunt.
I'm always on the hunt whenever we travel.
We live close to KY so Tri-State stores run out quickly.
At this point, it's nothing more than preference/tradition - for American whiskey, at least. I doubt you'll find many Irish Whiskey makers that would spell it without the "e", just as I doubt you'll find any Scotch distillers that spell it with the "e".
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