G&W put out 3 limited releases some years ago, Little Trinity 17 year (3 grain) 90 proof, Eleven Souls (11 different casks) 98 proof and 49 Wellington 19 years Winter Wheat 98 proof. All were very good
I'm so glad you came out with this video. I've seen the Bhakta around my area but been hesitant beacuse I didnt know much about it even though i own other Bhakta bottles. Cheers and thank you! 🥃
Awesome review! Cheers man. I have to say Bhakta 1928 is special, I did get batch 2 after email I received from them, it's absolutely delicious The only concern I had was that calvados not going to overpower,it didn't so balanced ,I love that you actually can taste old Armagnac, Rye is smooth. No eucalyptus! This bottle is so well balanced and it's so dangerously delicious. I had to stop myself from drinking it one day It does not drink like 50 ABV. I have to admit I did order 2 more bottles, I do think it's a unique blend. I do not know what category you will put in but it is delicious.
Great to hear that about Batch 2 (sounds identical to 1)! Their drinkability is ridiculous, and I might even try one of their cocktail recipes. Thank you for the input and cheers!
Highly thinking about the Bhakta, is the “grandmas cellar” note similar to what I would call “frunk” that you get with a Dickel 15 or an Elijah Craig 18? Or is it something else entirely? Thanks for the great reviews!
It's more an old rancio type note - so think dustiness (like old clothing) and earthiness (like a damp cellar or mushroom). It can occasionally have some pungent blue cheese notes as well - but the 1928 doesn't really have that note. I hope that helps a bit and cheers!
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G&W put out 3 limited releases some years ago, Little Trinity 17 year (3 grain) 90 proof, Eleven Souls (11 different casks) 98 proof and 49 Wellington 19 years Winter Wheat 98 proof. All were very good
Agree. Only had Eleven Soules and 49 Wellington which were both great. Cheers
Nice review always sir!! 💕👌🙌👍🍻🥃✌️😎
Thank you kindly and cheers!
I'm so glad you came out with this video. I've seen the Bhakta around my area but been hesitant beacuse I didnt know much about it even though i own other Bhakta bottles. Cheers and thank you! 🥃
Great video. All 3 of those are fantastic. Cheers
Thank you! And if my viewers are unfamiliar with Matt @WhiskeyCrusaders, you need to check out their massive library of reviews! Cheers! 🥃
Please review these sir!
- Jp wisers 13yr Hickory
- Jp wisers 13yr Walnut
- Jp wisers 13yr Japanese Oak
- Jp wisers Double Barrel
Thank u!! 👌👌👍👍🍻🥃✌️😎
I’ll see if I can find them. Thank you for the suggestions and cheers!
Awesome review! Cheers man. I have to say Bhakta 1928 is special, I did get batch 2 after email I received from them, it's absolutely delicious The only concern I had was that calvados not going to overpower,it didn't so balanced ,I love that you actually can taste old Armagnac, Rye is smooth. No eucalyptus! This bottle is so well balanced and it's so dangerously delicious. I had to stop myself from drinking it one day It does not drink like 50 ABV. I have to admit I did order 2 more bottles, I do think it's a unique blend. I do not know what category you will put in but it is delicious.
Great to hear that about Batch 2 (sounds identical to 1)! Their drinkability is ridiculous, and I might even try one of their cocktail recipes. Thank you for the input and cheers!
@@LiquorHound thank you. I think it belongs in the new category. Delicious 🤤!!!
Highly thinking about the Bhakta, is the “grandmas cellar” note similar to what I would call “frunk” that you get with a Dickel 15 or an Elijah Craig 18? Or is it something else entirely?
Thanks for the great reviews!
It's more an old rancio type note - so think dustiness (like old clothing) and earthiness (like a damp cellar or mushroom). It can occasionally have some pungent blue cheese notes as well - but the 1928 doesn't really have that note. I hope that helps a bit and cheers!
Lot40 (plain one) has just entered to our market. Do you advise it or shall I seek for Gooderham?
They're both good and different, but I'd seek the Gooderham first. Cheers!