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the last time i had a good rye was also the first time i ever had one, it was around two years ago when jack daniels released their Tennessee rye. but alas it was 50 bucks a fifth and was also a limited edition commodity. but i did fall in love with the drink and would like to be able to find a decent, reasonably priced replacement. or if you have a suggestion for a different drink for me to try then that would be pretty great as well.
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Bulleit isn't bad for the price, but I'm no connoisseur
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Oct 14, 2014 21:36
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So far I've been enjoying Templeton the most
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Oct 15, 2014 00:42
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Rittenhouse Bonded 100 proof is what you need. It's around $25, delicious, spicy and strong enough to stand up to other ingredients when you mix it. Only problem is that it's sometimes difficult to find in stock for months at a time. Much of the readily available rye (Bulleit, Templeton, Redemption, James E. Pepper, etc.)is distilled and aged by the same company in Indiana. I like James E. Pepper the most out of that list because it is 100 proof and less than $30.
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Oct 15, 2014 01:29
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Templeton is outstanding. Pricey but basically on par with a decent scotch anyway.
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Oct 15, 2014 01:38
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Angels Envy. It is incredible. Expensive, but it is worth every penny.
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Oct 15, 2014 03:36
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Is it remotely possible to get Pappy Van Winkle any more since it got popular?
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wheez the roux posted:Bulleit isn't bad for the price, but I'm no connoisseur Same and also Wild Turkey rye is wildly underrated imo
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