What a great time for American Bourbon! I highly recommend a trip to Kentucky to see the distillers in person. I just did that 3 weeks ago. I’m all about the drinking not the collecting or profit on finding the unicorns and resale. I’m a former Scotch drinker that has made the switch to American Bourbon.

Great Job.....this honestly should be a "sequel" to NEAT....the OG 2017 UKposts video to bourbon

Excellent job! Thanks for posting this.

Well worth a watch. Thanks for sharing.

Great video, sadly let down by the audio. Please check your sterep mix and levels, put some filters on audio that you need to boost to remove background noise. Keep up the good work!

Great video. Your bourbon definition is for straight bourbon. Bourbon in general doesn’t require two years of aging.

I love this series. Waiting for Old Elk line up for a long time. The video quality and the way you explain the nose and palette is amazing. Thank you..❤

Thank you so much for the information. Learned alot

Awesome video

Great video!

Great video really enjoyed this, hope you University project went well you deserve top marks for this

Excellent video

Looks like I got into it at the right time!

Great video I’ve been drinking bourbon and whiskey for over 45 years I remember the lean times in the 70’s I was a George Dickle and Wild Turkey guy and I still ambit I drink many brands now from sourced stuff to the top Kentucky stuff I don’t chase allocated bottles I keep it simple and I won’t pay over 150 for a single bottle so some of these new bottles are just out of what I’m willing to pay for alcohol. But rare breed and knob creek are always on my counter.

Being a Scotch drinker for years I recently started getting into premium Bourbon’s and there many expressions I want to try but can’t find or won’t pay for. That said there are so many non allocated options for under $75 that are so good and readily available, hopefully the boom slows a bit and the hard to find bottles are stocked again.🥃

Damn good video.

The secondary Market and gouging a prices from liquor stores is the reason I go to the big box stores to get my bourbon a lot of them have a pretty extensive selection and a lot of them are competitive with those so-called allocated first world problems

A little over a decade ago I was not a fan of whiskies, because Canadian Whiskies are bland and terrible , to remedy this ignorance, a whisky loving friend had me try many different ryes ,bourbons, scotch's and other whiskeys. Out of all the different whiskeys I tried, the only common theme was that Japanese Whiskies and American Bourbons were the best ones. A decade later, it is 11 am and I'm already into the Elijah Craig :P

You deserved an "A" grade for this!

Wild turkey was my poison early 2000s. I got back into bourbon 2017, still searching for a favorite

Well done!

Low Gap Whiskey makes the Best Bourbon in the world. Redwood Valley, California

Odd seeing a Welsh whisky box on the counter at New Riff ... On second thought it's not odd at all. After all, whiskey people are gonna whisky too!

According to the TTB… Bourbon does not have to be aged at all. It can literally go from the still to a new charred oak container and then be immediately put in a bottle… legally that is “Bourbon”. “Straight Bourbon” has a minimum 2 yr age.

Unfortunately, if you prefer a bourbon bottle, the next time you go to the store to purchase a replacement, it might be wise to get two or more, since, I've noticed it takes a lot longer for the retailer to replenish their stock or you almost never see the bottle again. What bottles have I not seen again at the local grocery? Bookers, Eagle Rare, Blanton's, and a few overseas whiskey bottles have been more scarce. The good news is that some bottles that have never been in the area have popped up.

8:37 “bourbon broom” 🥃 🧹

While it is true that around 95% of all bourbon comes from Kentucky, there's some mighty fine stuff from outside the state. The best whiskey I've ever had is Balcones Texas Pot Still Bourbon out of Waco, TX.

Johnnie Walker Swing

If they don't slowing down the prices the boom will end. People are already not touching bottles that are over 150 bucks , they are getting tired of the allocation and gimmicks that are raising prices too.

I don't think bourbon has to be aged a minimum of 2 years. Straight bourbon, yes but not 'bourbon'.

02:48 How does one go through the effort of making an entire 25 minute "Documentary" about Bourbon and get something a simple as the regulations of Bourbon wrong? Bourbon has to be aged in charred new oak barrels but there is not an age requirement to be called Bourbon. You could age it for a day and it would be Bourbon. It wouldn't be good Bourbon, but it would legally be Bourbon. If you want to sell Straight Bourbon it has to be aged for 2 years and Bottled in Bond Bourbon has to be aged four years. But to be called Bourbon, there is no age requirement.

See but peerless is one of those bottom shelf bourbons which there is a lot of great "bottom shelf" bourbons out there but having someone who doesn't even drink bourbon apparently doesn't seem like a good idea. For example, one of the reasons Makers Mark and Wild Turkey do amazing I think is because the leadership actually knows what to look for in taste instead of turning it into a scientific endeavor which doesn't always do well

audio sounds trash man.

I have less than half of a bottle of my buffalo trace left and I don't want to drink it 😆

I love stagg jr and coke 😊

I've been a collector for 5 years.....still no Pappys 😥😥....but I've found Elmer T.....Weller 12, Old Fitzgerald 8 year , STAGGjr 14,15, 16, and 17. CHEERS! (Blanton's is $59.00 in my state)

Crazes come and go.. this is just anther.. I am already seeing a slow down.. mostly due to the shit economy.. people just cannot affored 90$ bottles.. give it time.. I think the next big craze will go back to cheap neutral spirits..

Reselling bourbon should be illegal.

Any bourbon over $50 is over hyped b