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BenS said:
Meh. Prefer the green label.
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Definitely not bad for $30 though. $ for$, I'd still take turkey 101.
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marshall9779 said:
That’s a bold statement.
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I'm not a huge OWA fan myself. It's a cinnamon bomb to me. I like it, but its not an everyday type of pour to me. I've gotta be in the mood for it. Good winter drink, or on a cold night around a bonfire...

The W12 profile, much more oak forward, is really more to my liking.

I havent bought a WSR in years, even though it's available by the case ($19.95 per) in my area. When I do, I vat it 60:40 with Old Granddad 114 to make "Grandpa Weller's 4 Grain", a blend that is better than WRS or OGD114 are singly.
 
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gurgalunas said:
I'm not a huge OWA fan myself. It's a cinnamon bomb to me. I like it, but its not an everyday type of pour to me. I've gotta be in the mood for it. Good winter drink, or on a cold night around a bonfire...

The W12 profile, much more oak forward, is really more to my liking.

I havent bought a WSR in years, even though it's available by the case ($19.95 per) in my area. When I do, I vat it 60:40 with Old Granddad 114 to make "Grandpa Weller's 4 Grain", a blend that is better than WRS or OGD114 are singly.
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Ok. I'm gonna try that tomorrow. I've never thought to blend bourbons. Thanks for the tip. How long do you let the blend sit before drinking?
 
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gurgalunas said:
I'm not a huge OWA fan myself. It's a cinnamon bomb to me. I like it, but its not an everyday type of pour to me. I've gotta be in the mood for it. Good winter drink, or on a cold night around a bonfire...

The W12 profile, much more oak forward, is really more to my liking.

I havent bought a WSR in years, even though it's available by the case ($19.95 per) in my area. When I do, I vat it 60:40 with Old Granddad 114 to make "Grandpa Weller's 4 Grain", a blend that is better than WRS or OGD114 are singly.
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I'll have to give that a try...
 
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kit_luce said:
@gurgalunas do you have any experience with this bottle? Just curious what to expect
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I dont get into Irish, Scotch or Canadian much. As in, practically not at all. Not that I wouldn't enjoy the learning, I've just got a full plate with Bourbon and Rum (and now cigars)... don't need to fall down another rabbithole.

I've got a LS manager buddy that is really into Irish Whiskey, I'll ask next time I see him.

Personally, I think @Boudie was on the right track. She was dropping a hint... a ton of it...
 
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gurgalunas said:
I dont get into Irish, Scotch or Canadian much. As in, practically not at all. Not that I wouldn't enjoy the learning, I've just got a full plate with Bourbon and Rum (and now cigars)... don't need to fall down another rabbithole.

I've got a LS manager buddy that is really into Irish Whiskey, I'll ask next time I see him.

Personally, I think @Boudie was on the right track. She was dropping a hint... a ton of it...
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Oh, the hint doesnt need to be dropped at all, I am a very healthy young 26 year old that can tie a knot in a cherry stem ;)
 
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