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Tag Archives: Bottled-in-Bond
The Bourbon Cheapskate, Vol. 19: Old Grand-Dad Showdown — Bonded vs. 7-Year vs. 114
Today’s Bourbon Cheapskate pits three Old Grand-Dad expressions against each other — the classic Bottled-in-Bond, the resurrected 7-Year Bonded, and the crowd-favorite 114. I broke the blind tasting down category by category, and the results surprised me. I thought the 114 was the runaway favorite… until the 7-year started quietly flexing its muscles. Continue reading
Posted in Bourbon, The Bourbon Cheapskate
Tagged blind, bonded, Bottled-in-Bond, Bourbon, flavor, Jim Beam, Old Grand-Dad, Suntory, tasting, The Bourbon Cheapskate, value
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🥃 Sunday Pour: Bottled in Bond – Faith at 100 Proof
The first cool hints of fall have finally arrived, and tonight’s pour feels just right — something steady, strong, and rooted in history. There’s a comfort in uncorking a bottle that carries not just flavor, but legacy. Some pours invite … Continue reading
Posted in Bourbon, Faith, The Sunday Pour
Tagged Bottled-in-Bond, Bourbon, consistency, Ephesians, grace, integrity, maturity, reliability, standards, Sunday Pour, The Sunday Pour, truth
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The Sunday Pour: The Bottle We Keep vs. the Bottle We Share
Every bourbon lover has a “do not touch” shelf. It’s the bottle with a story—the one we reach for on anniversaries, homecomings, or nights when life needs punctuation. I’ve got a couple like that. They remind me that some things … Continue reading
Posted in Bourbon, Faith, The Sunday Pour
Tagged Bottled-in-Bond, encouragement, Heaven Hill, honoring, Jack Daniels, Larceny, sharing, Sunday Pour, treasure
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The Bourbon Cheapskate, Vol. 6: Battle of the Budget Bottled-in-Bond, Heaven Hill Edition
Sometimes you don’t have to spend $50+ to find a solid pour. Heaven Hill has long offered a lineup of bottled-in-bond bourbons under $20, all sharing the same mash bill (78% corn, 10% rye, 12% malted barley). On paper, they … Continue reading
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Tagged Bottled-in-Bond, Evan Williams, Glencairn, Heaven Hill, JTS Brown, JW Dant, tasting, The Bourbon Cheapskate
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The Bottled-in-Bond Finale: A Champion, A Challenger, and An Unexpected Twist!
Well, life sometimes gets in the way of whiskey, and our planned championship tasting was delayed by a day. But that small delay brought a moment of sudden clarity: the iconic Heaven Hill Bottled-in-Bond was missing from our field. To … Continue reading
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Tagged blind, Bottled-in-Bond, Bourbon, Heaven Hill, Jack Daniels, Old Forester, taste, whiskey
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