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Old Grand Dad
75cl / 43%
Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
A cult bourbon with a very high rye content in the mash, which provides a spicy kick on the palate. A very traditional old-style bourbon, not for the faint-hearted.
£24.49
(£20.41 ex. VAT)
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Customer Reviews:
Drank this a lot in Pennsylvania and Louisiana. Its great for sipping, or as a shot. Smooth and tasteful. One of the best bourbons out there for mass sale!
- Saul, 6th Jun '11
can i marinara a beef basket with this whisky.
- jean, 12th Oct '10
To be matched against the finest single malt Scotch whiskey
- D Bunn, UK, 29th Jun '10
Pappy is my bourbon of choice. My friends all bitch and moan about how rank it is but they are a bunch of ****** anyway. As a salty boozer I reccommend this exceptional libation to anyone who has graduated from the kiddy bourbons (i.e. beam)
- JumpingJack, 1st May '10
Puts hairs on your chest!
- anonymous, 16th Jan '10
Sounds Dangerous!
- Infinitas, 29th Jul '09
Excellent old-fashioned bourbon. Slightly sweet with dryish, peppery finish. Storng Virginia tobacco and maple flavors with good cedar and oak wood flavor. Best to air for 20 minutes in the glass before taking without water. Good with ice but NO water. A lot of character. Nice, no pretense American spirit.
- anonymous, 10th Mar '09
Does anybody under the age of 70 drink this stuff?
- Quake 'n' Shake, 12th Dec '08
A fabulous bourbon at an unbelievable price! Being from Pennsylvania, and being Pennsylvania Dutch, I can tell you that we take our beer
- Homicide MD, 21st Sep '08
Jim Beam and Jack Daneil's are weak compared to this stuff. I highly recomend this to those of you who thnk they've tried the strongest whiskeys. Believe me, you'll try nothing like this!!
- Ed, 28th Aug '08
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