Today we taste and review Jim Beam Devil’s Cut Bourbon and Clyde May’s Alabama Style Whiskey Special Reserve.
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Whisky Review: Benromach 10 Year Old and Octomore Masterclass 08.1
Today we taste and review Benromach 10 Year Old and Octomore Masterclass 08.1 Single Malt Scotch.
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There’s a Seinfeld episode where the old people are racing in the scooter’s! lmao
You mean the Rascal chase in the Jack Ass Movie??
Awesome review guys. Definitely appreciated the commentary on “expert” wine tasting. In that same tasting where they made the one wine objectively worse they also had the same wine twice and the people tasting the same wine in two different glasses gave it completely different reviews. Kinda makes you think twice about buying that expensive Cabernet that wine advocate gave 93 points to.
You guys rock! I love the way you guys just described recall biases. Could not have been more spot on. Great videos as always. Keep up the magnificents!
YES!! Been waiting for this one for a long time!
First and a half
You got to explain the medallion.
Time to do review on Ardbeg Uigeadahl. Its liquid beef stroganoff among many other amazing things
I was legit one second away from making the ET comment when you said it in episode
I tried that Clyde Mays Alabama Style……after living in Alabama for 7yrs, I’m trying to figure out why apples became the flavor they decided to go for in the whiskey. Apples not exactly being the first fruit that comes to mind when I think of Alabama.
I remember a long time ago asking if any whiskies were adding fruit during the aging process, and now I have my answer
Gollasaint when?
Autinappelcidervault.
I’ve said it before, I honestly believe that we are probably drinking the best whisky ever produced during this time period.
4th
9th
No hobbits in GoT Rex. How would you expect Daniel to relate.
Wait …
Cinnamon=Homy
Apple=Sweetness
So
Apple-Cinnamon Alabama Whiskey
Is
Sweet Home Alabama
I do like cinnamon apples, but I don’t get Apple cider on the Clyde May’s. I got straight banana bread from it
Clyde May’s and Eggnog?
Come on you magnificent bastards, where’s my donation LOL I need some whiskey donated to me to. I’ll review it for you if you need me too but dang. Seriously though do you guys have any videos on glenfarclas specifically the Vintage releases. Right now they’re releasing 1980s and I am considering purchasing a 1986 for my wife though it’s going to cost me $500
Reeses is the best! Pieces however, you sir have a problem.
I think some of my favorite Rex & Daniel moments are when one of the two of you absolutely loses his sh*t, and the giggle loop takes the other one out.
Way to Go Chad!
@Rex & Daniel: How do you keep the 700+ open bottles in the vault from oxidizing?