I got a bottle of blue as a graduation present once. It was good but not over $200 good.
http://www.binnys.com/spirits/Johnni...el_164631.html
Read this description. WTF does a mossy wet stone taste like?
Yeah, see, thats what I hear a lot about the blue label. Good, smooth scotch, but too spendy.
I just broke out Montecristo #2. First one I've had. I'm pairing it with a glass of Buffalo Trace. I didn't want to get too cute with the whiskey pairing. I'm really wanting concentrate most on the cigar.
In my opinion the Green is the sweet spot of the Walker line. I've only had it a few times and its hard to find. I think I read that it has been discontinued.
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Yeah it has been replaced by gold I think.
FWIW, Wikipedia says it is still in production.
Green Label: a blended malt (a blend of only single-malts) using predominantly four malts "drawn from the four corners of Scotland"—the intent of the blend is to deliver depth, substance, and intensity. Each of the malts (Talisker, Linkwood, Cragganmore, Caol Ila, and others) is selected by the blender for balance and each malt whisky is matured for a minimum of 15 years. Green Label was expected to be discontinued as of December 2011, but production continues though it is becoming increasingly difficult to find.
What do you guys think is better. JW black or JB black?
Yeah I realize ones a blended scotch and ones a bourbon. I need something mellow. Elijah Craig and Knob Creek are on my list to try. Never heard of Buffalo Trace but what the hell.
I like them both but if forced to pick I'd go with the bourbon.
And Viking, that Beam White label is widely considered to be the benchmark of what bourbon is all about. Absolutely nothing wrong with that one friend. If you drink what you like, then you'll like what you drink.
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