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| Knob Creek Small Batch 100 Proof |
I have a bottle of Knob Creek Small Batch 100 Proof on my shelf that I have been nursing for over a year now. It's so damn delicious I don't want to see it go. Silly, I know. I could always run out get another. But I'm hanging on to it. Birthday present and all. While I'm busy nursing this one bottle, this week I'm looking at a few things Knob Creek.
I always like to bring a small bottle with me on the off chance that I actually play golf. It's not very often. And usually it's something cheaper like Bulleit or Buffalo Trace, whatever I can find in a pint size. Knob Creek really steps it up a notch and brings the game to a new level.
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— Bourbonr.com (@Bourbonrcom) May 10, 2019
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There are two things in the whiskey world I am having trouble getting behind. Smoked whiskey and maple flavor. I do like the flavors, I just don't know that everyone needs to be putting whiskeys out there with those flavors. Is it a money grab?
Holy Crap! This is delicious! I might go get another bottle before these are all gone. #knobcreek pic.twitter.com/Rw5cxJc5pn
— Mario Carrelas (@failedmanman) March 14, 2020
This was a great review on Knob Creek. A history nerd myself, I liked the historical background offered at the beginning of the review. I also like that it's a South African doing the review of an American whiskey.
Review and Tasting notes for Knob Creek Small Batch Bourbon Whiskey #WhiskyoftheWeek #Bourbon #KnobCreek #blissbloggers
— WhiskyoftheWeek (@WhiskyoftheWeek) June 13, 2019
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A Jim Beam turf war. It's interesting to see that despite the differences in age and proof, not mention price, the flavors were similar. I may have to try out a similar tasting comparison myself.
A Jim Beam faceoff: one is 14 years old & 120 proof for $45, the other is 13 years old & 107 proof for $100. The Knob Creek leans spicy & the Baker’s leans sweet, but they are strikingly similar.
— Bourbon News (@TheBourbonNews) January 17, 2020
On value & taste, I prefer the Knob Creek.#jimbeam #knobcreek #bakers13 #bourbon pic.twitter.com/lZ5SwC6psJ
