Скачать или смотреть Old Grandad Bottled In Bond - a steal of a deal?

We're always on the hunt for cheap whiskey that, frankly, isn't just terrible. We've found a few over the years that came out surprisingly well in a blind. Enter Old Grandad Bottled In Bond. This is a bottle that we've seen floating around a bit in whiskey groups, so when we came across it for under $20, we just had to try it. Other bottled in bond bourbons we've had in this price range left something to be desired; hot, potent, and thin. Old Grandad however brings something else to the table. A solid char note offsets the hot, spicy nature and brings a cohesion between the two. That's what makes it good. Now, for us, what makes it surprising is the level of sweetness on this juice. A delectable sugar note that borders on a liqueur might throw this out of the wheelhouse of a big bourbon fiend, but gives this bottle some uniqueness that is downright tasty. Not leaving out that the price point that this sits at makes it a nice mixer as well as a sipper. It's a win in our books, buds. Cheers!

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