In my opinion this has always been a great deal at £20 which is actually not far off the retail price in the US - it was down to £17 on Amazon around xmas but still worth picking up a few at this price.
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brainbug100
7 Apr 167#1
Looking good, looking good today :sunglasses:
1616french
7 Apr 16#2
might try this
davebe5
7 Apr 16#3
Shame it's not the same proof as the US! Still a great deal though.
scott_safc
8 Apr 16#4
I'm guessing you mean the 45% stuff? It's what's known as old bottling, the first few bottles I bought (here in the UK) were 45%, however don't think they're available any more, either here or the US....
I must admit the old bottling was a tad nicer, but for £20 you won't get a better bourbon that this IMHO (a regular priced one anyway)
greentrident
8 Apr 16#5
+1 to this
martincroot
8 Apr 16#6
How does this compare to, say, makers mark?
mirrorsaw to martincroot
8 Apr 16#7
Maker's is a wheat-bourbon so it's a bit smoother, mellower. BT is more corn so the flavour is more up-front, sharper.
I prefer BT to MM most of the time but it's different so I'll still keep a bottle around.
umirza85
8 Apr 16#8
YMMV but was £16 at my local tesco.
feiflong
8 Apr 16#9
Excellent quality drink but does not last very long when opened!Just want to say I like it!
veato
8 Apr 16#10
Never been a big fan. Prefer Woodford Reserve and Wild Turkey but £17.50 is a good price regardless.
martincroot
8 Apr 16#11
ok thanks for that.
lukec36
8 Apr 16#12
Can't get a better bourbon than this for the price, amazing deal!
hodgster
9 Apr 16#13
I picked up a bottle of this and a bottle of Makers Mark in Christmas sales. Tried them both for the first time in fairly close succession. For me, I like the BT, but liked the MM a fair bit more...I just found it so smooth yet still with quite a bit of depth to it. Lovely stuff. If it helps you as a reference, my favourite sub-30-quid Whisky (at least of the probably 25 or so that I've tried) is Dufftown Singleton 12 year & Aberlour 10/12.
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I must admit the old bottling was a tad nicer, but for £20 you won't get a better bourbon that this IMHO (a regular priced one anyway)
I prefer BT to MM most of the time but it's different so I'll still keep a bottle around.