Sailor Jerry used to be niche and a little pricey, now it's everywhere and the price has come down a lot. the SJ 80 proof is every where afaik, the 92 you might have to look around for If you don't like the taste of liquor SJ pretty perfect, pour it into a Dr. Pepper or a Cherry Coke and it almost disappears.
Not sure if you were trolling me i had to google this shit lol... shows how much i frequent the liquor store, gonna head over tomorrow and check out the rums everyone suggested any other kinds that are worth mentioning?
I think spiced rum is where a lot of people start before they head to deeper water. I drank shit tons of it in my youth, cant stand it now. It's like training wheels on a bike. Any rum is better than Bacardi .. ANY! almost makes me angry Bacardi is allowed to call itself rum
post a review, curious to hear your feedabck.i went to the liquor store today checked out everything you guys listed but came home with nothingeverything is basically all the same price, 20$ for 750L unless its the appleton EXTRA like 8 bucks more, now that i think about it im gonna head back out and grab that appleton, and start my testing there.
Makes sense. Small Batch kind of reminded me of Elijah Craig, which I think is priced similarly.
Well, you'll never get hidden bourbon regions, since it literally is only made in the US, and generally only in Kentucky. A fairer comparison would be comparing champagnes, since that only comes from a specific region. You pay more, you get better, nothing flies under the radar since it only has to cover a small region of producers. Either way, I agree with your statement, just not the comparison.
I assume you are talking about the Single Barrel version, since that is the 100 proof one? I have the Small Batch, which is a bit less expensive and 90 proof. Tea called out the Single Barrel as higher quality to go with the higher price.
