Tastes

Don’t listen to the whiskey snobs. Windsor is good stuff. High percentage of rye and a peppery taste. I like it.

Excellent Tennessee whiskey (don’t call it bourbon!) at any price, but an especially great value at under $20. Flavor has character and King’s Creek goes down real easy. Cool bottle with a cork. Give it to someone who likes Jack and watch their reaction. 🥃

As iconic a part of American drinking history as Jack Daniel’s or Old Forester. It’s simple, refreshing, and unpretentious … unless you’re a whiskey snob who’s obsessed with tasting every nuance and identifying the ages of the trees that comprise the barrels where the spirits you drink are aged. Your parents and grandparents have better taste than you think. Sometimes, no-frills is the way to go.

Gotta love the whiskey snobs, but don’t listen to them. This stuff is great. My favorite Irish. Has just enough kick but goes down easy as an Irish whiskey should. It’s good for sipping and Irish coffees. Plus, the coolest name of any whiskey I know.

This one is delightful. Just enough bite in the finish to let you know you’re alive. Tasty and approachable. Much better than the basic Ellington whisky.

Smooth bourbon with vanilla overtones. Pleasantly surprised and the price makes it even better.

Was going to use this for Irish coffee but found that it’s also an excellent sipping whiskey. (Makes an amazing coffee too by the way.) Whiskey snobs may turn their nose up because of the price but it’s great stuff.

Very drinkable and smooth with a bit of a spicy finish (cloves, maybe?) Great bourbon, especially for the price.