Favorite bottom shelf pour.

[blazer202]

Jim Beam Devil’s Cut is pretty good for the money.

[BP in ME]

ah some one who knows the real name.

it’s now call 1792 and has been for a while. They were sued by wooodford a long time ago.

still incredible bourbon for the $$$


another good inexpensive whisky that compares with another popular Tennessee whiskey that has a no 7. Is Ezra Brooks.

Ezra is not bad if you're on a tight budget. I keep some on hand for mixing whiskey sours, etc. Just finished a bottle of 1792 (can you tell?). I give it a "not bad" but for a few dollars more I can usually get a Jamesons Caskmate Stout for drinking neat. For $5 more their Black Barrel is also pretty smooth but once you get into the $40 range, there are a lot of good choices and I wouldn't consider that bottom shelf range

[ECobb91]

Black Heart or Baks wisniowka. Last time I ordered Wis the bartender said “well you’re looking to have a bad night”.

[Transom]

I like Dickel also. Had to get bottle out to look at the label. I guess you could call it white but it a little yellow to me. What I look for it says superior 12 recipe.

That is the stuff. I had never had wild turkey until recently and I cannot believe how good it is for the money.

[Dan21XRS]

Pfft... No such thing as bottom shelf... Dan

[coolwhip]

Old Granddad

[Transom]

Pfft... No such thing as bottom shelf... Dan

I order form the bottom shelf so the hot bartender has to bend over just a little bit further

[riverrat29]

Evan Williams is my favorite bottom shelf whiskey

[alpine4x4]

Macnaughtons Canadian Whiskey is a poor mans Crown when mixed with coke. Doesnt give you the shivers like a shot of Black Velvet does

Ezra Brooks is a good poor mans Jack imo.

[jlg309]

I’ll go with Dickel off-white label and 1792.

[GOTTA BIG SACK]

Ancient Age is actually not to bad.

[Bassman Ia.]

My everyday bourbon is Jim Beam. Others I have and enjoy is Devil’s Cut, Woodford Reserve, Elijah Craig, and 4 Roses Single barrel. Some old ones that are still very good are AA, Old Forrester and Old Crow

I have had a bottle of Crown XR in my liquor cabinet for years, it is still in the tan bag inside the box. Everyone can pour a glass at my funeral.

[cubswin]

Jose Cuervo

[bgibson]

Woodford Reserve is damn good budget buy! On a tighter budget believe it or not Wild Turkey 101 is very hard to beat for the money. It really was a surprise.

[fastlaser]

Benchmark #8 isn't bad for the money. Jim Beam white label is probably the best mid level of the bunch for my tastes.

[bgibson]

If you want a treat find the Old Forester "Prohibition style" 115 proof of beautiful

[bgibson]

Oh and how could I forget Bulliet Bourbon or for that matter there rye is very good as well. Not to mention Very affordable.

[crawdadking]

Drank a whole lot of Early Times when I was younger and before I found Makers Mark.

[bgibson]

Ezra is not bad if you're on a tight budget. I keep some on hand for mixing whiskey sours, etc. Just finished a bottle of 1792 (can you tell?). I give it a "not bad" but for a few dollars more I can usually get a Jamesons Caskmate Stout for drinking neat. For $5 more their Black Barrel is also pretty smooth but once you get into the $40 range, there are a lot of good choices and I wouldn't consider that bottom shelf range

Angels Envy is available in Maine this winter. Go treat yourself. There are very few bottles available in the Bangor area but there are still some around

[Walkabout7781]

Currently have three in stock and being tested, Evan Williams 1783, Buffalo Trace and Jim Beam Black Label. In that order, favorite to least favorite, FWIW.