What are the best whiskey? >inb4 Jack Daniels

Jack Daniels.

>>8745895
This

>>8745871
Jura, johnnie walker black or blue label, glenmorangie depends on budget aswell i suppose those are my favourites

>>8745871
My favourite whisky is Ardbeg 10, or maybe Laphroaig Quarter Cask.

As for bourbon, it isn't so readily available in the UK but out of the bunch we do get Bulleit is my favourite.

Jameson

>>8745871
I haven't tried a lot so far, but Wild Turkey is the best of those I have tried.

>>8745871
Royal Reserve

Tullamore Dew

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inb4 weeb, it's actually good

any suggestions for a great whiskey for drinking on the rocks?

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>>8745871

Pic related is delicious.

>>8746441
I'll reccomend Wild Turkey again.

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I just bought a bottle of this and it's quite good. Makes a good old fashion too.

>>8746441
try irish whiskeys like jameson or cutty shark.

the melting of the ice mellows out the flavor.

>>8745921
>Bulleit

my fellow caucasian

>>8745871
he was never wrong
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BP51NnoVErA

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>>8746485
My nigger

Jack is overrated, JB Black or better yet, Buffalo Trace is my go to.

>>8746860
Have to try that out...

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>commercial likker
>good

You pay for the brand, packaging, marketing, transportation, taxes and the wholesaler and store's profit. Only 10% of the paid price is for the actual stuff.

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Woodford's my go to

>>8745871
For me, it's the Shamrock Shake with a finger of Jack poured in

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Found this last Saturday. Probably not going to open for a while so I've been drinking Blanton's which is the. Est bang per buck if you can find it.

>>8745871
>>8746441
It all depends on what taste you are after. The only blended whisky that is drinkable on its own is Chivas Regal 12yo. Bourbon and Irish whisky is for cocktails.

For an actual good beginner whisky i would recommend The Balvenie Doublewood 12yo. Its speyside, has a delicious honey and sherry flavor and is extremely smooth on rocks.

If you love open fires try Lagavulin 16yo or Caol Ila 12yo

My personal favorites are the Lagavulin, Aberlour A'bunadh, Sullivan's Cove American and French oak (my home states best) and Green Spot.

For the love of god do not mix anything that says single malt on it.

>>8746177
Underrated post

>>8746516
Considering it's price, This stuff is amazing. I'd put it up against ryes that cost 3x as much

Elmer T Lee is my go-to when I can find it.

>>8745908
>Jura, johnnie walker black or blue label, glenmorangie depends on budget aswell i suppose those are my favourites


jw black (and red) is fucking swill....but blue is some of the best tasting stuff I've ever head

Glenlivet

>>8745871
>tfw Westland emailed me yesterday saying they're not interested in bringing me on
>stuck at this dogshit distillery for the forseeable future

Copperworks Single Malt (3) is some of the best stuff I've tasted. Willett rye, Thomas Handy Sazerac (with water), George T Stagg (with water), Macallan sherry cask, are all great, but since I'm not rich a Laphroig 10 is my go to. Also, the George T Stagg stand up to a Pappy 15 easily. And the Pappy 23 is a trophy bottle. Aging for that long starts to have a negative effect on the whiskey.

>>8747795
enjoy those savings when you've gone blind

bushmills > jameson

scotch>japanese whisky>American single malts>rye>bourbon>>>Irish whisky>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>candadian "whisky"

>>8748156
how the fuck do you just 'find' that?

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Bulleit frontier whiskey is really good and easy to find if you go to an ABC.

>>8748531
>he actually fell for the lies

It's not about savings either, it's about better booze.

>>8746860
Bought a bottle of this tonight, and it's pretty tasty, but not as tasty as the Elijah Craig.

So far on this whiskey binge:

Knobb creek single barrel > Elijah Craig > Buffalo trace > Knobb creek small batch > > > Makers cask strength

The makers cask strength was a BIG disappointment. Shit was like water.

>>8748156
How much did that run you?

>>8748362
Always thought it lacked flavour compared to irish whiskeys

>>8748760
Went in to buy more Blantons and asked about Pappy. Guy had a full set that he would not split up and a few lone bottles of the 10 and 12. First time I'd ever seen any Pappy's in person.

>>8748895
$300 after tax. Most I've ever spent on one bottle.

>>8749481
lol

>>8745871
W.L. Weller special reserve
It has a very crisp, punchy oak taste, it's not cloying at all

What are some cheap bourbons that are good enough for drinking neat (me) and mixing into old fashions (friends)? I enjoyed my Wild Turkey 101 enough but nobody wanted to drink it with me, so I'm contemplating just buying a handle of Jim Bean.

Budget would be <$25 for a 750 ml bottle.

>>8749481

Pappy markup is insane. You got lucky only paying $300.

When the bottles are released straight from the distillery, pappy 10yr is only around $60.

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>>8750804
The avg price it sells at is $450-525 although some places have it as much as $700 online. Debating on going back and getting the 12 if the guy still has it.

Why are Islay whiskies so gross? Peat makes me want to retch

>>8750922
>Why are Islay whiskies so gross? Peat makes me want to retch
Islay whiskies are made with lots of highly peated malt, since you dislike peat that maybe why you don't like how they taste.

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>american whiskey

>>8750771

Try this: >>8746485

You will be pleasantly surprised.

>>8750922
gb2/lgbt/ speysidefag

>>8746177
This.
And cheap, too.

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>>8751270
Eh, wrong image.

>>8745871
All personal preference (mostly based on mood) but I have some I really like:

Hibiki 21 (Suntory) - Blended whisky, won numerous awards, very smooth and slightly tastes of plums or something to me. Too bad it's like $450 now (found a bottle about 5 years ago for $80 in Taiwan)

Kavalan Classic (Taiwanese) - definitely unique, sweet and tastes of tropical fruits

Highland Park (Scotch) - Has a little bit of everything for everyone. Some oak, some smoke, some sweet, etc

Glenmorangie (Scotch, pretty much any bottling) - Since their shtick is barrel aging in various used wine barrels (port, sherry, sauternes, etc) you'll have a wide variety of flavors to choose from

Pretty much any of Diaego's Classic Malts (Scotches: Dalwhinnie, Talisker, Oban, Craggenmore, Glenkinchie, Lagavulin)

Caol Ila (Scotch) - The lightest of all the Islay whiskies in terms of smoke, if you can find an independent bottling you'll be in for a treat. I remember getting a Signatory bottling a while ago and remembered it had just the faintest citrus taste to it, like lemongrass.

Powers (Irish) - Fairly cheap, easy drinking whisky.

4 Roses Single Barrel (bourbon) - very solid bourbon

High West (American Rye) - High West has a number of good offerings, even their cheapest bottles are delicious

Blade and Bow (Bourbon) - moderately priced (~$50 suggested) but still an interesting whisky

Maker's Mark - Cheap and easy to drink

>>8746860
Came here to post this. I recently made the switch from Maker's to Buffalo Trace because it was cheaper at a bar I like and it's delicious. Smoky and so easy to drink.

>>8748531
It's pretty hard to fuck up distillation. You must be pretty retarded to think otherwise.

Plenty of non rednecks and rednecks alike home brew. Can you fucking believe that essentially, at one point, all commercial whiskeys were home brewed?

>buying ol' Mr. Daniel's whiskey, huh? Muh blindness, muh deafness

Fucking trash retarded nigger.

To OPs question, i like Elijah Craig and Noah's Mill.

I'm a fan of Crown Royal

>>8753494
>i like Elijah Craig

These fuckers really need to advertise, because it's THAT fucking good.

Try it, and you'll be surprised.

>>8753494
You have no idea what you're talking about.

Distillation is an art.

Anyone can distil some turpentine tasting grain alcohol, but to actually make anything worth while, you really can't do that at home.

And no, at no point, were "all commercial whiskeys home brewed"

Nobody is barrel aging whiskey for years in their basement lol.

>>8753323
>Caol Ila ... if you can find an independent bottling you'll be in for a treat.

Why? Because it might be at cask strength?

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If your considering anything other than one of Talisker's offerings i would highly recommend suicide.

>>8745908
Johnny Walker is SCOTCH idiots. He asked about WHISKEY

>>8745871
Frank Sinatra Special Reserve Jack Daniels, Blanton's, and Hibiki Japanese Whiskey. Smooth and very enjoyable on the rocks with a Cigar.

>>8754009
The commercial bottlings that you see on the shelf are usually chill filtered (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chill_filtering), which means that any sediment in there is removed and you get that consistent clear look of the spirit. This also means that some flavor is lost/removed from the spirit. Also, some places color their whisky with caramel coloring, though there is a debate on whether or not it affects the taste of the whisky (http://vinepair.com/wine-blog/why-there-is-food-coloring-in-your-expensive-whiskey/).

So, the independent bottling companies may just take the spirit from the cask and just bottle it as it is. Or they may run through their own filtering, but it really depends as the casks they select are often fairly unique from the commercial bottlings. Also, if you pick up an "un-chill filtered" whisky, put in in the fridge and you'll see it get cloudy as the temperature gets lowered.

For price in the Midwest, Evan Williams. I much prefer it over Jack.

In Taiwan, Jim Bean for decent quality, but for price either Vat69 or Suntory

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This with dark chocolate and sea salt sprinkles

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I favor these
Lagavulin 16 yrs
Dalmore 12/15/18 yrs

>>8754362
Idiot

>>8754301
I've only had the 10 year and the "Distiller's Edition" and jesus they are fantastic. The Dist Edition may have been a bit too smooth even, but that could be my unrefined palate talking. Every other single malt I've had has been lacking now, because I want the salt/pepper/smoke combo that only Talisker achieves.

hard to beat the 10 year at $60--great value.

I imagine the 18 and 25 are crazy good.

Laphroaig 10 is the best supermarket shelf whiskey

>>8753323
Caol Ila is underrated but the official bottling has something lacking

>>8754870
>lagavulin 16
meme tier tbqh

Whoever think Jack Daniels is even decent is a dumb fuck.

>>8753928
>You have no idea what you're talking about.

Actually, it's you that has no clue.

Distilling isn't rocket science, dude. Anyone can do it, and anyone can get excellent results with practice. As for barrel aging, the smaller the volume, the lower the time requirement to be on the wood, and you don't need a barrel to do it, just the wood.

>>8755941
Fuck off, it's delicious.

wait is it whisky or whiskey

>>8756263
>is it whisky or whiskey

Yes.

>>8756263
American whiskies are whiskey, other whiskies are whisky

>>8756304
*American and Irish

>>8756263
Scottish whisky is whisky. Any other whiskey is whiskey.

>>8756691
canadian and japanese is also whiskey

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What's up brown-liquor fags. I'm having these tonight.
The Elijah Craig is not quite as good now that it's NAS. Still good, but I'd rather just pick up a bottle of Old Forester for $17.
The double oaked Woodford is fantastic! Often times bourbon can taste kinda same-y, but this one is pretty unique. Very smooth and rounded and smells like fucking butterscotch.

>>8756702
Pretty sure that was implied when I said "any other"

Hennessy

>>8755878
How is lagavulin 16 meme tier?

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>>8756691
Japanese whisky is whisky, as is anything that is made like scotch.

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>>8745921
Mah nigga. Argbeg 10 is fantastic, but the Uigeadail is even better. Also Talisker is a close 3rd for me, despite not technically being from the Promised Land (aka Islay).

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>>8746013
Jameson is trash, at least go for a decent Jameson beyond the stock version.

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>>8745908
Mein negger.

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I'm a fan of Bushmills myself

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>>8759814
And you are a faggot. At least post decent shit if your going to down the clasic.

>>8759882
>up the ira

>>8759882
>Whiskey stored in the freezer
Fuck is wrong with you

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Local bar keeps these around.

>>8746491
agree

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>>8746441

>>8759928
>Fuck is wrong with you
Lots of things, friend.

>>8751270
>Indian whiskey
Do they filter it through shit?

>>8760010
I've had the Amrut whisky before. Was really sweet and reminded me more of a rum than a whisky. Does someone else have a different recollection/experience with that whisky?

All the following are the same price where I live. Which one would be the best pick?.

Aberlour 10
Peat Chimney 8
The Glenlivet FOunder's Resever
Auchentoshan 12
Glenfiddish 12
Glenfarclas 10
Glen Elgin 12
Glenkinchie 12
Aberlour 12
Bowmore 12
Glenmorangie Original 10
Clynelish 14

Also Speyburn 10 is 7€ cheaper. Would that be a good pick?

>>8760335
Auchentoshan aint the best
Glenmorangie is always a safe buy

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This. Surprised it got no mentions. Best value whiskey itt

>>8746485
I'd pick this one.

>>8759882
Fuck's in that glass? Disgusting

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>maker's mark drinkers

>>8760335
Abelour 10/12 are pretty decent, Glenkinchie's not bad. I remember the Glenfarclas to taste waxy on my palate but it was early on in my "learning how to drink whisky" days. Bowmore 12, if I remember correctly, is more smoke than wood and a bit rough. And as the other anon said, Glenmorangie is always a safe/decent buy.

Makers mark or jameson if im mixing it, i cant stand wasting interesting stuff on a something and coke...

everything else i drink neat, or on the rocks, i like a lot of ice, idk man, i think it makes it taste better, like the melting ice and the cold do something amazing to whatever it is your drinking.

Been trying some local stuff, expanding those horizons, Tassie and WA (west Australia) mainly, enjoying the experience and fuck Tassie make some good whiskey but it gets a wee bit pricey at times.

>tfw you polish off a bottle of jameson and the last 1/4 of a bottle of makers on your own in an evening

Should i be concerned guys?

>>8759924
All Jameson is poo.

Also get out of my Ulster.

>>8745921
Have you had any experience with ardbeg uggedie or whatever the 18 year one is called?

>>8759882
>that shitty ice
>frozen whiskey
>fucking soap on the glass

How does it feel to fail at being a drunk?

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what does /ck/ think about this ?

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>>8745921
>>8759811
I'm on the other side, I like the Ardbeg 10 over the Uigeadail. I tend to favour the Laph PX over the other laphoraigs, but Ardbeg 10 is a beast of a contender.

>>8746409
Never been a fan of the Nikka pure malt, but weebwise, I do like Kavalan and Yamazaki 12.

>>8754301
I tried Storm and Dark Storm from Tallisker, wasn't really big on them. Any recommendations?

>>8754870
>>8755878
>>8759425
Lag 16 is pretty meme tier due to the parks and rec ran swanson thing. But one of my local places only carries american stuff, blends and then lag 16, so I tend to drink it if I'm there and it's not bad. But if there are other options I'd tend to pick something else.

pic related is some of mine. I know laph is considered a bit of a meme but I do like some of them, so I tend to pick up all the variants to see what is what. Got a Brodir incoming, heard it's pretty good.

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anyone enjoy ralfy's videos?

>>8764920
i've seen actual moonshiners talk shit about it

>>8765099
yeah he is a good lad

>>8764920
Are you a fucking nigger? Then you might... might like it

>>8746016
Gifted a bottle of American Honey, what am I in for?

>>8765078
>calls lagavulin meme tier
>unironically posts japanese whiskey
you can't make this shit up

I had some Rittenhouse Rye today and holy fucking shit that is some good rye.

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>>8745871

>>8766473
Why are japanese whiskeys a meme anon?

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>>8765078
>unironically keeping the bottles in their retail boxes

Ryes are great if you like stuff with more bite and don't want to pay more for a peated single malt.

>live in australia
>no whisky to be found anywhere for under $40

J U S T

I stick to Bourbons

Old Crow ($11 a liter)
Evan Williams Green ($13 Liter)
Old Overholt ($22 750ml)

>>8766594
My man

>>8745871
OOOOOOOOOLD GRANDAD

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From all I can tell, moonshine is just illegally made high proof whiskey that hasn't been aged...


My guess is that the illegally made stuff can't taste much different then pic related.


I also assume that bullshit they sell in stores labeled like in
>>8764920
is garbage.

Does anyone have any recommendations on what legal corn liquor tastes best?

>>8766359
Wild Turkey American Honey? If I remember correctly, it's 70% abv, rather than the 80% that's more common for "whisky". Also, I believe it's technically a liqueur as they've added in honey. It'll be very sweet and pretty smooth, so if that stuff is up your alley, you'll enjoy it. Otherwise, use it as a mixer as it's very sweet by itself.

>>8766684
This. Reminds me of Hot Tamales

>>8766717
Blame our shitty booze taxing system man...shit sucks...a bunch of small scale local producers are seriously struggling because the government is trying to cuck them out of being able to distill.

find some homebrewers, keep it legal mind you but there are some decent guys around, then again...there are some people that i swear are selling amber coloured metho from the taste of it...

or get together with some mates and buy bulk, more bottles usually means cheaper prices. Oh, and check out police auctions, no shit man, you can pick up booze by the case and it can be stupid cheap, buddy picked up a dozen bottles of jack a few years ago, worked out to about 24 dollarydoos a bottle.

>>8765099
I used to a few years back....but now he's just turned into a babbling alcoholic repeating the same shite over and over again.

as the videos got longer they got worse...but he used to be a really good source of information

I like Macallan 12 and Balvenie doublewood 17 best.

>>8765078
>Lag 16 is pretty meme tier due to the parks and rec ran swanson thing.
It's good though.

>>8745895
Honestly this. Unless you are rich you get the most bang for your buck with dagnuls

>>8765099
only recently learned that he is big clive's brother

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>>8765078
>Someone drank Laga 16 on tv.
oh well then lets boycott that shit!!!

By this logic i would not recommend you watch Californication, Mad Men, Two and a half men, hell even Community, you might have to empty your shelf. Surely a shit ton of movies will give you quite the list of "meme tier" whisky, beer vodka and wine.

>>8748760
Not that poster, but I literally "just found that" at a CVS on the Strip in Las Vegas. $400. About four of them just sitting there in a closed case.

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>All this butthurt over calling lag a meme.

>MEME: an element of a culture or system of behavior that may be considered to be passed from one individual to another by nongenetic means, especially imitation.

Nowhere does it say meme = a shitty low quality product. So quit being defensive little bitches about about.

>>8768368
>It's good though.
I never said Lag wasn't good, I said it was a meme.

>>8768815
I don't know why you're all getting butthurt about me calling lag a meme. It is, it literally has a super marketable catchphrase advert based on a character that became a meme (swanson) I'm not knocking lag, if you read my comment you'll see I drink it.

Meme doesn't mean shit, it just means it got popular through getting shared online a bunch, which lag did. Jesus christ you guys calm down. I mean fucks sake I posted a bunch of Laph which is arguably a meme tier scotch too. It's not like I'm saying I have better taste than anyone here.

>>8769105
In general parlance, calling something a meme after someone else praises it, is very dismissing. It implies the thing in question is only popular because of its meme status, and not because of its inherent quality.

Whats a good, decently priced whiskey to mix for old fashioneds? Im guessing something sweet and relatively oak smelling?

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>>8769409
I'd go for rough rye, maybe Journeyman Ravenswood Rye around 50$

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>>8754301
nice but it's no Speyside

>>8769442
>50 bucks for a bottle of booze
>reasonable

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>>8769611
I live in Norway.
That's what "decently priced" ends up being in this overtaxed and overpriced refugee hot-spot.

>>8769646
Why not make your own?

>>8766684
Unironically not that bad.

It's good to mix things up once in a while.

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>>8767493
P..plz respond...

>>8745871
Honestly as a connoisseur, bourbon is my daily dram nowadays, so much ABV, so much taste, for cheap. Single malt is highly overrated, and looking at the refinement level, bourbon has the strictest rules that distillers must follow.

>>8767527
Right on the money

What mix with?

>>8767493
>From all I can tell, moonshine is just illegally made high proof whiskey that hasn't been aged...
In the USA moonshine was unaged corn liquor mostly, but these days apparently a lot of people don't bother with corn and just use sugar which is often the most frugal and simple option when you're going purely for alcohol.

On the other hand there's sort of a hobbyist distiller thing going on with people putting lots of care in their shine. These guys are a great resource:

https://www.clawhammersupply.com/blogs/moonshine-still-blog/12206385-making-moonshine-the-dummies-guide
https://www.clawhammersupply.com/blogs/moonshine-still-blog/3386482-how-to-make-moonshine-part-1-the-mash

>My guess is that the illegally made stuff can't taste much different then pic related.
That looks like it has added sugar/caramel. There are also lots of different factors involved. The wash, the still, the amounts, the number of destillations, aging or lack thereoff et cetera.

Batches of moonshine can vary widely, kind of like homemade bread. Going to the supermarket for a loaf of bread doesn't mean you very get a sense what some particular homemade bread tastes like.

Best Whiskey? Why don't you ask me the best wine or pie? There's like hundreds of Whiskeys out there and the best is often personal taste.

There's some people who love Jack Daniels, there's some who love Johnnie Walker; it's all taste.

Personally I'm a Rusty Nail guy, so as long as you give me a Blend I'll enjoy it.

>>8767493
I've had Ole Smokey, and it wasn't bad at all.

Haven't had the straight corn whiskey, but I'd be willing to buy a bottle just to give it a chance.

Your best bet is just to try them out, anon.

What's the best whiskey for $30 or less?

>>8771051


See>>8746485

>>8753928
>Nobody is barrel aging whiskey for years in their basement lol.
Wrong.

don't listen to this thread's lies high west rye is complete shit

>>8770351
I honestly don't drink the stuff so I really wouldn't know. Maybe mix in some lemon juice and sparkling water with it to make a honey whisky sparkling lemonade?

>>8771491
teach me anon. i Wanna still and barrel shit.