Back at £20 after a long time at £25. Excellent bourbon at £25 a real bargain at £20. Just in time for Xmas.
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18 comments
john184
13 Nov 16#1
Great deal.
scott_safc
13 Nov 16#2
Same price at Amazon for those who can't get to an Asda
BigBlueDot
13 Nov 16#3
Anyone tried the Rye version ? and is it any good ?
scott_safc to BigBlueDot
13 Nov 16#6
Yes. And yes.
antspam to BigBlueDot
13 Nov 16#11
Yes, slightly more peppery than the other but not like a totally different experience - for me at least. Still lovely.
arthurx1234
13 Nov 162#4
tried this with Dr Pepper and ice luvvly
Arthur Brexit
antf83
13 Nov 161#5
paid £16.44 on a lightening deal last year. this is still a good price though.
the__cat
13 Nov 161#7
This post is misleading. I thought I was going to get £20 for buying this :smile:
furbars
13 Nov 16#8
this is OK but nothing special.
malcoa
13 Nov 16#9
Rye one is good, never tried the bourbon
Manty to malcoa
21 Nov 16#17
I tried the rye version, didn't like it at all, but the regular bourbon I've been through 4 bottles this year. Woodford Reserve is similar, between the two I find Bulleit smoother, and goes well in a mixer also.
I'm not a whiskey connoisseur tho, tend to prefer smooth easy going bourbons.
MattyGr
13 Nov 16#10
You'll struggle to get a better bourbon for £20.
Ravenelli
13 Nov 16#12
Woodford Reserve is available for £22. Any suggestions please, and preference on which to recommend (also possibly on Buffalo Trace as well)? Appreciate taste is subjective...
antspam to Ravenelli
14 Nov 16#13
I've never tried WR. BT is beautiful but shouldn't be more than 18 quid on offer. Bulleit is good stuff as it's robust enough to taste the difference in a mixer or with water (solid or liquid state). Bang for buck, though, it's hard to beat Jim Beam at a tenner a bottle.
If you can wait a bit, Amazon had tons of offers over the Black Friday period last year. I picked up some lovely Mellow Corn and Rittenhouse Rye, both BiB and, therefore, 50 abv.
The_Bounty_Bear to Ravenelli
14 Nov 16#14
Not much in it. Either would be a good buy at the prices quoted.
kavanaghtownsend
14 Nov 16#15
Excuse my complete lack of knowledge. But is this something that a jack Daniels fan would like?
The_Bounty_Bear to kavanaghtownsend
14 Nov 16#16
If you have only ever had JD you will wake up a realise that you have been drinking a sub standard product all these years. I would never drink standard JD again after trying Bulleit, Woodford and any other number of superior Bourbons and American whiskeys .
IrishRob
26 Nov 16#18
And yes again, but I think rye is a more acquired taste than bourbon.
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Arthur Brexit
I'm not a whiskey connoisseur tho, tend to prefer smooth easy going bourbons.
If you can wait a bit, Amazon had tons of offers over the Black Friday period last year. I picked up some lovely Mellow Corn and Rittenhouse Rye, both BiB and, therefore, 50 abv.