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Category Archives: The Bourbon Cheapskate
The Bourbon Cheapskate, Vol. 62: Three Bourbons, One Salute to America’s Veterans
Three bourbons, three tributes and one salute to America’s veterans. An Air Force veteran raises a glass to Maker’s Mark POVAT, Green River Army 250 and Jim Beam Freedom’s Finest, exploring their flavors, value and the stories behind these special releases. At $25 to $50, each offers something worth appreciating. Continue reading
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Tagged bourbon reviews, bourbon tasting, bourbon under $50, budget bourbon, Green River Army 250, Green River Distilling, Jim Beam bourbon, Jim Beam Freedom's Finest, kentucky bourbon, Made for the Brave, military tribute, Project One Vet at a Time, Veterans Day
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The Bourbon Cheapskate, Vol. 59: Southern Comfort 100 Review—Too Sweet for Comfort?
After nearly 40 years, I’m giving Southern Comfort another chance. At 100 proof and just $18.99, has this sweet Southern staple finally grown up? Or are some things better left to memory? Continue reading
The Bourbon Cheapskate, Vol. 57: A Return Visit With Old Grand-Dad
Ten months and countless bourbon tastings later, I’m revisiting two of my Bourbon Cheapskate favorites: Old Grand-Dad 114 and Old Grand-Dad 7-Year Bottled-in-Bond. Have my tastes changed? Were my original scores too generous? Or do these affordable bourbons still deserve their places on my shelf? It’s time for a rematch. Continue reading
The Bourbon Cheapskate, Vol. 56: Can Five Cheap Bourbons Make One Good One?
Five bourbon minis costing less than $2 each face a blind tasting before being combined into a homemade infinity blend. The winner was surprising—and the blend may have found a way to rescue the worst bourbon of the night. Continue reading
The Bourbon Cheapskate, Vol. 55: Double-Oaked Challenge Quarterfinals
The Double-Oaked Challenge reaches the Elite Eight. Eight blind pours become four semifinalists, and the top three seeds are all eliminated. Continue reading
The Bourbon Cheapskate, Vol. 54: Double-Oaked Challenge — Round of 16, Part One
The Double-Oaked Challenge reaches the Round of 16. Eight whiskeys go blind, four head-to-head matchups decide who survives, and one upset shakes the bracket. Continue reading
The Bourbon Rye Cheapskate, Vol. 53: 3 Affordable Rye Whiskeys Compared
Which affordable rye gives you the most for your money? Benchmark, Jack Daniel’s and Middle West face off on flavor, price and Cheapskate value. Continue reading