Drunk flopnuts rules!

It's ok to not like the same things. Have you had Maker's 46? Or the 4 roses single barrel? They are both better IMO than regular Maker's.

It's ok to be wrong, Flopnuts! :D

When it comes to Makers it's the cask strength for me. I don't even have a bottle of the regular

That stuff is great too.

I am thinking these guys aren't looking at a $60 price point though. Especially with all the Maker's love in here. :D

You ever had Old Scout? I am trying to find some here but it seems fairly limited but I wasn't aware it was a rare bottle to be had?

I have a bottle of the Old Scout 7 year. It's a good pour but nothing out of this world about it. I picked up a bottle in Colorado Springs for around $30. It was readily available. Have yet to see a bottle anywhere in Wichita.

Similar here on finding a bottle, for whatever reason. Maybe I'll skip it.

Total Wine is re-stocking 1792 sweet wheat here this October, so I might pick up one of those instead based on your Old Scout take.

Thanks!

Lew I'm broke so I'm getting 1 dollar party shots of bourbon at the gas station

No harm there buddy. I go with a big 1.75L bottle of Evan Williams ($16) when I make mixed drinks here using whiskey. You don't always have to have to expensive stuff!

Enjoy your night!

No problem. Report back on the Sweet wheat if you pick up a bottle.

If you can find it I would highly recommend Rowan's Creek. It was around $40. Really enjoyed it and immediately wished I would have picked up 2 bottles when I was in Co Springs.

In fact all the Willett bourbons I've tried have been damn good.

I have the Noah's Mill on my bar right now, but I did love the Rowan's when I had it.

Yeah I did 1/4 and woke up on the couch this morning with a 6 year old in my grill staring at me. I don't think he knows why I was down there snoozing

Not a fan of wheated bourbons so I always go for something other than makers, but, if you like Makers then Larceny is a decent alternative.

You'd be proud of me. I have some whiskey tasting glasses now.

I had thought I had tried the sweet wheat but I realize now it was a different 1792 and I think it was the full proof? But not sure. How many different 1792 bourbons do they run?

Penguinz you know?