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  • jimdeere
    Is it anything like Southern Comfort?
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  • buschmaster
    never heard of it
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    its a 'flavored' bourbon. Brown Sugar Bourbon = BSB. Doesn't have the burn or after burn as most bourbons. Sweet taste,but a little too much cinnamon flavor for me. I like my Jim Beam a lot better.
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    https://heritagedistilling.com/products/bsb
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    Well,we just made a hi-ball with 7UP. Did NOT help,still too strong cinnamon for our liking. Come get it,you can have it.
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  • austin20
    I am enjoying a small glass of Blanton's before I hit the hay. Cheers
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  • He Dog
    I like a tiny nip of the Beam honey bourbon, but I like none of the cinnamon oil whiskies I have tried.
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  • buschmaster
    might I suggest some Jeremiah Weed. add your own brown sugar to shots for experimentation.

    recently they also came out with spiced, cinnamon and sarsaparilla flavors.
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  • llama
    Woodford Reserve. Upper end of mid priced, no burn, I limit myself to the small $20 bottle because it goes down TOO easy.

    For mixing, the Evan Willaims 179x at $12 a bottle is fantastic.
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  • lkannes
    I opened the thread thinking you were talking about Blanton's Single Barrel. Brown sugar bourbon doesn't sound like something I would care for.
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  • buschmaster
    flavors are relative. you can eat one thing, which brings out a flavor in what you drink with it.

    I don't know of anything that mutes an associated flavor in the other food. so, how about making the cinnamon flavor complimentary to something, so it doesn't stand out so much in the first thing, having the effect of muting it.

    what has cinnamon? cinnamon toast. can you leave out the cinnamon and eat it? yes.

    answer: try eating buttered toast with your cinnamon bourbon. or jelly on it too.
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    bourbon and toast?? yeah,uh no.
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  • buschmaster
    well? you want to downplay the cinnamon flavor?

    Russians eat a ham sandwich and boiled eggs with their vodka.
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    think I'll put it up for a GAW. You won,come get it.
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  • buschmaster
    I would. I'd give it a try. but I quit drinking.
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  • gearheaddad
    austin20 wrote:
    I am enjoying a small glass of Blanton's before I hit the hay. Cheers
    Blantons is my go to Bourbon! Love it!
    Getting damn hard to find around here!
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  • austin20
    gearheaddad wrote:
    austin20 wrote:
    I am enjoying a small glass of Blanton's before I hit the hay. Cheers
    Blantons is my go to Bourbon! Love it!
    Getting damn hard to find around here!
    Blantons is good but my favorite is 18 year old Elijah Craig (which is super hard to find) I have about six bottles of Blantons so it is one of my "regular" bourbons
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  • Sam06
    Try it in coffee.
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  • mogley98
    I can and do drink almost any Bourbon, Lately been enjoying some George Dickel single barrel with HDColt51, but I also like the Woodford double oaked, and while generally not a fan of flavors I have been tasting some Pecan lately
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  • ruger41
    BSB is made here in Washington State. It?s not something I would normally buy but my wife bought me a bottle for Father?s Day. It?s mild enough she can even drink it. I have paired it with a cigar. A better bourbon that?s made here in Washington is from Woodinville Whiskey. Excellent bourbon but not available in all States.
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  • austin20
    mogley98 wrote:
    I can and do drink almost any Bourbon, Lately been enjoying some George Dickel single barrel with HDColt51, but I also like the Woodford double oaked, and while generally not a fan of flavors I have been tasting some Pecan lately
    I have four of the double double oaked.. they are 375's so I guess I really only have 2 :D but it is right tasty
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  • gearheaddad
    People can say what they like about flavored Bourbons and Whiskeys, but let me tell you!
    Bird Dog Chocolate Whiskey is pretty darn good! I like it neat in the evening or perhaps a little in my coffee on the weekend.........It's much lighter and nowhere near as thick or rich as Baileys and similar......
    My Friends wife mixes it with Ginger Ale, and it tastes like a Chocolate Soda! It's usually around $20.00/Bottle.........You are welcome!
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