Bourbons Similar to Blanton’s: What the Label Has to Mean
No official Blanton’s substitute list. Official Original 93 / 46.5%, Mash Bill #2, Warehouse H. Allocated — no street. 100 ≠ BiB.
No official Blanton’s substitute list. Official Original 93 / 46.5%, Mash Bill #2, Warehouse H. Allocated — no street. 100 ≠ BiB.
The Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897 was meant to ensure the integrity of the whiskey, and it is getting popular. The Evan Williams Bottled-in-Bond bourbon…
No official best Scotch mixer. Scotch is whisky, not bourbon. Typical US 40% FLAG. Soda and ginger ale are 0%.
High-rye bourbon is still bourbon: ≥51% corn and ≥80 proof. The nickname is not a TTB class. No invented mash-bill percentages or 2022 ranking.
A 10-year bourbon is an age statement: the youngest whiskey in the bottle is 10 years. Eagle Rare 10 is the widely distributed labeled 10 at 90 proof (1.13 drinks per 1.5 oz). NAS bottles are not 10-year. Not a 15-bottle ranking.
Top shelf is store English, not a TTB class. Bourbon still needs 27 CFR 5.143. No ranking or street prices.
No official Hennessy mixer list. Official V.S ABV unused FLAG. BNIC ≥40%. Ginger ale and juice 0%. Cognac 13.
Kirkland vodka is 80-proof Costco private-label, commonly 1.75 L, American (LeVecke/Fairmont) or French (Gayant). Not Grey Goose. Prices vary — we do not print a fake MSRP.
Texas is origin, not a TTB class. Balcones Baby Blue is 46% / 92 official. Garrison Small Batch is 94. Not a ranking.
Everyone has their go-to bourbon, and usually, a backup bottle is needed by choice or limited selection. But what is so great about Buffalo Trace and why…