in America apparantly..here in canada its everywhere

Matthew Pillsbury no doubt. I looooovvveee bourbon

I am going to look up a good documentary about Kentucky bourbon distilleries. Will edit this in just a moment lol.

@@c-dubmediallc4933did you ever find a good documentary?

@@c-dubmediallc4933 did you find it!?

I love wild turkey!

@@user-vc5kw3hy9c good deal.. love me some rare breed !

Eagle Rare is definitely worth a try

There are so many good ones. Makers Mark or Knob-creek among a few. I like to pick up a bottle of Ancient Age for $10 which is a lovely “low end” bourbon made by the Buffalo Trace Distillery.

Eagle Rare and Buffalo Trace are made from the same Mashbill.. only difference is the age in which they are released.

As a 71 year old Australian) single malt Scotch drinker that had never tried bourbon before, I am in love with Buffalo Trace. I've tried other bourbons that were extremely sociable as well but thus far I keep returning to BT as a staple! Cheers!!

Especially for the price man. It’s fantastic

Well said Mr. Cat it doesn't get any better than Fine Whiskey and Fine Bourbon with Fine Cigars

@@pross6525 cheers!

@@mrcat3493 Cheers &Slainte

Drew Napoleons yeah but they chill filter. You can find superior quality elsewhere

riheg I care about what it taste like not some dweeb telling me something else is better because they don’t like something they do!!!!

I work in Legends!

@@tuckermcintosh9025 Mac an Tòisich!!!

@@tuckermcintosh9025 Brother I've spent many hours down at Buffalo trace on loading grain. I've Might have seen you there

This is where you mention a better bourbon for the price, to prove your point...lol I'll wait...

Ok I will name one. I live right down the road from Bardstown Kentucky. Where Jim Beam and a lot of other fine bourbons from the glorious bluegrass state. Get the Woodford Reserve Double Oaked. Unfortunately, getting the Fifth Bottle, in the same city, will still set you back about $70. It’s hands down the single best bourbon I have ever had in my life. If I drink it’s usually a top shelf small batch bourbon either on the rocks or served very very chilled. Like from the freezer. But I can say that I took a tiny sip as soon as I took it out cuz I mean you have to when it’s that special. And even warm it had this flavor and even served warm it was the smoothest bourbon I have ever tasted. It’s definitely not in my price range to buy often but it is definitely the most smooth, flavorful, and just had an amazing finish (What us Kentucky boys call, after taste). That’s all I wanted to say. But also I love Buffalo trace it is definitely a good bourbon and I can’t knock Jim Beam. But there are much better bourbons in Kentucky alone. If you happen to find a nice decent sized liquor store within 100 miles from Louisville you can find, in fact, better by a country mile, better bourbon than buffalo trace for cheaper and even better small batch bottles for about the same price. Some Henry McKenna small batch for about $35 a Fifth is a great choice as a cheaper, and in my opinion, better bourbon. If you do come to northern central Kentucky and can find a good selection here, you will find so many more. Basil Hayden also is another top shelf about $40 a bottle. I’m in no way hating just pointing out some of my favorites as an avid Kentucky limestone filtered water (that really does change the flavor I believe) bourbon, not saying that you can’t get the same water in more southern states but these old Kentucky distilleries know what good bourbon is all about.

@@gabrielkrud and I agree he could have at least dropped his favorite.

@@c-dubmediallc4933 he said name one at the same price point. Jim Beam has its fans and those who don’t like it as well. And I’ll take 2 bottles of EH Taylor for the same price as one bottle of your Woodford Double Oak every single time. Buffalo Trace puts out ridiculously good product for even better prices. A bottle of Stagg Jr is only $55 and was named 2nd best whiskey in the world in the last whiskey bible and still comes in cheaper than Woodford. The point being, everyone has their preferences and idea of a good value. BT is a great value in many peoples opinions. And mentioning Basil Hayden’s pretty much ruins your credibility 😂

@@ProfessorOfLogic81 I’m not saying BT is bad by any means. And IMO I believe Basil Hayden is a better bourbon. I was just stating that in that price point there are better bourbons.

Blantons is distilled in the same place as buffalo trace...

@@perlenbacher6788 they need to up production.

Comes from the same distillery...

@Buns Loco lol ur stupid for correcting them in such a way

Eagle Rare*

That's pretty bad.I buy it here in Australia and my native Serbia regularly.