The reason why more and more people are watching you is because people recognize that you're a good guy, a regular guy, like them. You give us an escape from where we are to go on a journey with you. We learn from your experience, and we have fun while doing it. So, from me to you, TJ, thank you 😊
This hurts SOOO MUCH!!! I work at Parkhill's and was scheduled to work the day you were in and I stayed home sick as a dog. You are my favorite UA-camr by far. Spencer, the guy you spoke to, texted me sayin "you F'd up buddy, Brewzle is here"
I'm a young man, new to the game of bourbon. Just found my first bottle of Eagle Rare for MSRP! I know it's not the most impressive bottle out there, but I'm more than happy to truly join the community!
Just blew my mind in the intro when you said Tulsa. Didn't even read the title and caught me off guard being in my town standing in front of one of my go to stores!
Cool to see TJ answering that one kid's questions about each and every bottle. I'd get a bit tired of that over time, but that's what this community is about. ❤🎉
I like the videos with individuals who are newer to hunting. It’s fun seeing you talk about the entire spectrum from starter to more refined pallets. Like watching a professor talk about a topic you actually enjoy.
The first bar in Oklahoma territory, Same Old Moses Saloon didn’t survive prohibition, but the name carried through the years and has found itself reborn in several expressions distilled by WanderFolk Spirits. Formerly called Prairie Wolf, WanderFolk Spirits is located in downtown Guthrie, Oklahoma, and is the state’s first legal distillery
It’s not just bourbon hunting. It’s the way you take strangers on a journey and on the journey folks get some education into how bourbon is finished or what a particular distillery is doing or what bottle you found in a given state or city. It’s an experience like your shopping for bourbon with an old friend. Love the content, love how you engage the audience watching and the audience that you’re with on a given hunt.
It is awesome that you are so approachable Genuinely a good person and enjoying what you do. Really cool taking fans along with you for the ride. You deserve everything that is coming to you. #BOTTLEKILL
Yo, I don’t know if you know this but the B&B liquor store in Tulsa that you visited this video is the reason I just decided to get a job there today was my first day
yeah and they also 100% knew who TJ was, but honestly revealing the exact allocated bottle you're looking for while standing around a ton of strangers before a store opens, you kinda risk someone else getting it before you do. so it's kinda smart not to say anything if you wanna leave with what you came to get.
@@wgabrielagreed. Yeah they were pretty reserved on what information they wanted to give out. Especially cause they know your following would also find out about their honey holes if they dropped any names.
New member here. Been streaming your videos for about a month now and learning a few things here and there. Got about 60 bottles at home here in Breaux Bridge, LA. In my cigar group, I am considered the Bourbon Guy, but there is a lot I don't know. I'm actually more into rye than bourbon. Thanks for the videos and keep up the great work.
The prices of Redwood Empire Cask Strength & Bottle In Bond are usually about $70. I live in Sonoma County and that's what the local bottle shops usually have it at.
Good video, sir. I'm a Tulsa local myself, but I wanted to let you know that if you stop back through the area, you really ought to stop by a couple stores in Bartlesville, just an hour north. I think Bartlesville has the best selection in ALL of Oklahoma, and I think its because of the Phillips 66 Headquarters located in town. I'm more of a scotch drinker myself but I was so surprised by the selection and unique bottles of scotch and bourbon that I asked the ladies behind the counter about it. They said a lot of the stuff they have on shelves were from special orders from locals and they bought extra bottles for their shelves.
Hey hey! Thanks for making the trip to Oklahoma for a fun little bourbon hunt! We are the state's first legal distillery based in Guthrie, OK & produce the Same Old Moses Bourbons & Ryes that you checked out at Parkhill's. Same Old Moses IS our fully double-barreled blended line, in which we partner with a very small, independent South Texas distiller to create some extremely unique & delicious whiskeys utilizing Scotch-inspired wine casks finishing techniques on American bourbon & rye. This is one of the many outside-the-box spirits that we create, we'd love to welcome you into the distillery next time you wander our way. Safe travels & cheers!
If you drove down I44 you missed the cheapest pours you’re ever gonna see. 7 bucks will get you 3 finger pour of Weller 107, Weller 12, Stagg JR or any of the Kentucky Owls. Small casino keeps a crazy selection.
Pretty cool when a liquor store gets a couple of Wellers Blue Label and the owner opens them up for customers to try, that’s Andy at Booze Brothers. Love that guy!
That kid looks and sounds just like Pharell Williams. Brewzle is the pied piper of bourbon. Its great there are people of all ages who are into bourbon.
Glad you bought the Springbank 10 (really cool Campbeltown distillery). The 10, 15, and 12 Cask Strength along with the Longrow Peated and Longrow Reds are amazing.
A Parkhill Family Tradition Since 1963 Parkhill's Warehouse Liquors and Wine was started over 50 years ago by Fred Parkhill. Since then Parkhill's Warehouse has grown to become Tulsa's premier liquor store. Our focus is on giving each customer what they are looking for at the best prices.
Just wanted to say thanks for the great videos you put out. Without your videos, I would have never ventured outside of the big named distilleries. Thanks to your videos I get more excited about trying the smaller, less known labels these days. Frey Ranch, Ben Holladay, Blue Note, etc.
I worked at Rocktown. Been open for 13 years going on 14 now. But to answer your speculation, yes they did and still use “small” barrels but they also use 53s too. It’s kind of a blend of both. Just depends on what the barrel supplier has. The barrel sizes have grown throughout the years, from 5 gal to 15 gal and now to 15 and 53s. They also have the Bardstown collection that was contract distilled at BBC that’s only 53s. They have some awesome products and I loved what they make, that’s one reason I went to work there. With that being said, the best thing I ever tasted were a few of the single barrel ryes. Out of this world good and in my top 5 favorite ryes of all time.
Great episode. Going picking sure is fun. Personally i like some finished whiskeys because i grew up in wine country and it's a nice cross over flavor. Thomas Moore's are some of my favorites.
TJ, awesome video! Your interaction with other whiskey enthusiasts, liquor store workers/managers is fantastic! Your festival should be a huge success, wish I could be there 🥃🥃
Re: Red Saw - Honeoye Falls Distillery closed about 4 years ago, so those bottle have been kicking around for awhile. Red Saw was ok, but too young. Not a $35 whiskey. Their best whiskey was an Empire Rye which I really liked. Empire Rye is a designation for NY State for Rye Whiskey made with at least 75% NY Grown Rye. Their Flower City Gin was also one of my favorites and a real bargain. Used to make freezer door martini's with it.
I really can't wait to see you hit Maine for a hunt, but man will that put some miles on whatever your driving we don't have a lot of good or decent stores maybe a handful across the state I can say are worth it.
That’s a great video. You have so much selection of bourbon. In the UK, we get very few, and they’re really expensive. I want to try more bourbon, so I might have to pay y’all a visit!
Hey T.J., I'm the vice president of a local car club here in Marietta, Ga. and I'm a bourbon collector. I have around 2oo bottles and watch your videos for advice. I have a 65' Mustang coupe resto mod and a 73' Trans Am, 455, 4 speed.
I tried a Jeppson's Single Barrel last week....it's MGP and exactly the same as Old Soul. The guy who helped pick that SiB told us they have lots of barrels and will be releasing older ones over the next few years.
I went to grab the Tobassco Dickel he held up. I've been looking for it as a display piece and little did I know it was 4 miles from my work at Booze Bros. Tulsa is a fun town and that couple was a great representation. Thanks for coming to T-Town!
94 is a good deal on the Springbank. Do us a favour if you could. Its a big favour, I know, but spend some time with that dram. dont just pour it, taste it and rate it. Take your time. Also that Leopold Bros is doing really good things, Id say thats worth your 70 more than the "worlds best USA whisky" . BottleKill
Can't believe you were in Tulsa I live 2 minutes down the street from b&b still new on my whiskey journey so I'll definitely be referencing this video when looking for new stuff to try next time you're in town I recommend owasso liquor and wine.
The bigger problem with barrel products is that they’re so confusing that even the liquor stores don’t even know what to do with them. There’s a barrel bottle local spot $495 the same bottle my spot in Boston 90 bucks.
Gold label is selling at $170 at a place in Houston. Getting rid of inventory of stuff not selling probably. Even at $170 not really worth it for dickel juice mixed in with others
Depending on the timing of when you were in Tulsa, those Kentucky Owls started dropping about 1-2 mos ago and got down to around $99 ea. I never picked one up but in OKC, that was where they were selling. Someone must have wanted to get rid of a lot of inventory! Great video shopping in Tulsa!
Coming from Arkansas and being within a hour of the distillery. They are using a combination of small and large barrels. Granted not much can be done with a single barrel cask strength bottle. I also have to say that out of everything they are currently making, their more out their stuff like the rice and barley whiskey are decently better. The Golden Promise and Sour Mash are their best.
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Is SETH DETTLING GOING TO BE THERE?
Wish I was able to make it down from Wa State, but work comes first. I’d love to sample some of the product in the future. Best of luck and enjoy 🥃
What do you think is the best thing to try for someone who’s never had bourbon before
The reason why more and more people are watching you is because people recognize that you're a good guy, a regular guy, like them. You give us an escape from where we are to go on a journey with you. We learn from your experience, and we have fun while doing it. So, from me to you, TJ, thank you 😊
Second that
Clayton, you nailed it.
👍🥃
Well said brother
It’s that *Journey* Part we’d all like todo thatttt
That young couple was so nice - such a respectful and soft spoken young man.
Parenting done right on both.
Indeed!
They should start a bourbon channel on UA-cam. Would be fun to watch thie well spoken young couple as they progress along their bourbon journey.
Yeah, I know them both! Very nice kids.
@@TheTommyboy1971
I came here to say the same thing.
That young couple is impressive. Lucky young man to have a lady who shares his passion!
This hurts SOOO MUCH!!! I work at Parkhill's and was scheduled to work the day you were in and I stayed home sick as a dog. You are my favorite UA-camr by far. Spencer, the guy you spoke to, texted me sayin "you F'd up buddy, Brewzle is here"
This young couple gives us hope….well mannered and respectful. And you can tell they they do their research and respect a valuable opinion
That’s what the south does to ya👏🏼👏🏼
I'm a young man, new to the game of bourbon. Just found my first bottle of Eagle Rare for MSRP! I know it's not the most impressive bottle out there, but I'm more than happy to truly join the community!
It's so good! Congrats!
Congrats! I remember when I found my first eagle rare, a great feeling forsure
Eagle Rare is a solid bottle, especially at MSRP!
I have never seen one for MSRP in the wild. Congrats!
That was also my first find. I know the pure excitement that comes with it. Congrats!
I love the Patreon Couples energy! They are so cute! Great video. I love when you bring friend and Patreons with you on these.
That young couple was very impressive.
People acting normal is impressive now huh?
@@Weeman80 In this society I would think so 😂
That young couple was totally awesome and very polite
TJ is basically the dad everyone needs and wants.
What an impressive young couple. So refreshing to see young folks so respectful with a genuine kind personality…
Just blew my mind in the intro when you said Tulsa. Didn't even read the title and caught me off guard being in my town standing in front of one of my go to stores!
Cool to see TJ answering that one kid's questions about each and every bottle. I'd get a bit tired of that over time, but that's what this community is about. ❤🎉
I like the videos with individuals who are newer to hunting. It’s fun seeing you talk about the entire spectrum from starter to more refined pallets. Like watching a professor talk about a topic you actually enjoy.
Glad you stopped by, we have tons of great food here. Hope you found something good while in town or stopped by the Gathering Place!
The first bar in Oklahoma territory, Same Old Moses Saloon didn’t survive prohibition, but the name carried through the years and has found itself reborn in several expressions distilled by WanderFolk Spirits. Formerly called Prairie Wolf, WanderFolk Spirits is located in downtown Guthrie, Oklahoma, and is the state’s first legal distillery
It’s not just bourbon hunting. It’s the way you take strangers on a journey and on the journey folks get some education into how bourbon is finished or what a particular distillery is doing or what bottle you found in a given state or city. It’s an experience like your shopping for bourbon with an old friend. Love the content, love how you engage the audience watching and the audience that you’re with on a given hunt.
The young couple is simply lovely. Makes me feel some optimism.
That couple was so nice. Great personalities and positive energy 🙏❤️☺️
They got OF
As a vet that younger "kid" is 100% a vet. You can tell by the constant "yes, sir". Great hunt!
Your a true gentleman brewzle
A dying breed
I'm a Tulsa resident..........don't really drink to speak of......but I really enjoy watching your videos.
Love your videos TJ! You're a regular guy without arrogance. Very relatable and enjoyable to watch!
Can't stop watching the videos man, keep the good work!
Rock town uses regular barrels. They uses heavy char, and they do have older products coming out soon.
Hey, I’m in this video! It was cool seeing you!
Barrel Dovetail is *REALLY* good in my opinion. Cask strength, Rum, Wine, Chardonnay barrels. Love it.
It is awesome that you are so approachable Genuinely a good person and enjoying what you do. Really cool taking fans along with you for the ride. You deserve everything that is coming to you. #BOTTLEKILL
Yo, I don’t know if you know this but the B&B liquor store in Tulsa that you visited this video is the reason I just decided to get a job there today was my first day
Dudes standing outside knew EXACTLY what was up 😂
yeah and they also 100% knew who TJ was, but honestly revealing the exact allocated bottle you're looking for while standing around a ton of strangers before a store opens, you kinda risk someone else getting it before you do. so it's kinda smart not to say anything if you wanna leave with what you came to get.
@@wgabrielagreed. Yeah they were pretty reserved on what information they wanted to give out. Especially cause they know your following would also find out about their honey holes if they dropped any names.
New member here. Been streaming your videos for about a month now and learning a few things here and there. Got about 60 bottles at home here in Breaux Bridge, LA. In my cigar group, I am considered the Bourbon Guy, but there is a lot I don't know. I'm actually more into rye than bourbon. Thanks for the videos and keep up the great work.
The prices of Redwood Empire Cask Strength & Bottle In Bond are usually about $70. I live in Sonoma County and that's what the local bottle shops usually have it at.
Leopold Bro's has a product called "Three Chamber Rye", so that bourbon was finished in barrels that formerly held their "Three Chamber Rye".
Good video, sir. I'm a Tulsa local myself, but I wanted to let you know that if you stop back through the area, you really ought to stop by a couple stores in Bartlesville, just an hour north. I think Bartlesville has the best selection in ALL of Oklahoma, and I think its because of the Phillips 66 Headquarters located in town. I'm more of a scotch drinker myself but I was so surprised by the selection and unique bottles of scotch and bourbon that I asked the ladies behind the counter about it. They said a lot of the stuff they have on shelves were from special orders from locals and they bought extra bottles for their shelves.
The disco 12 is special bourbon. If you liked the 11 (blue label), you’re going to love the 12.
Picked up a bottle of Discovery 12 yesterday in L'ville, along with one I took a chance on one called Brothers Bond small batch.
Love to see ya in Oklahoma!! Wish I was Tulsa that day
Out bourbon hunting in Louisville, KY and a new Brewzle hunting video pops up! The best timing 🖤
Hey hey! Thanks for making the trip to Oklahoma for a fun little bourbon hunt! We are the state's first legal distillery based in Guthrie, OK & produce the Same Old Moses Bourbons & Ryes that you checked out at Parkhill's. Same Old Moses IS our fully double-barreled blended line, in which we partner with a very small, independent South Texas distiller to create some extremely unique & delicious whiskeys utilizing Scotch-inspired wine casks finishing techniques on American bourbon & rye. This is one of the many outside-the-box spirits that we create, we'd love to welcome you into the distillery next time you wander our way. Safe travels & cheers!
If you drove down I44 you missed the cheapest pours you’re ever gonna see. 7 bucks will get you 3 finger pour of Weller 107, Weller 12, Stagg JR or any of the Kentucky Owls. Small casino keeps a crazy selection.
Which casino are you talking about if I might ask?
Yeah I'm curious which casino. There's 3 on I-44. I have never seen 7 buck pours.
That guy is a vibe. OK people are usually the chillest hardest working people. We were in Claremore
The new riff malted rye sherry finish is incredible, it was next to the 8 years you grabbed
Pretty cool when a liquor store gets a couple of Wellers Blue Label and the owner opens them up for customers to try, that’s Andy at Booze Brothers. Love that guy!
Every Friday with Brewzle is a good weekend.
Friday is the weekend. Chocolate milk?
Great seeing young folks interested and engaging in whiskey generally and in quality whiskey in particular.
That kid looks and sounds just like Pharell Williams. Brewzle is the pied piper of bourbon. Its great there are people of all ages who are into bourbon.
Just grabbed a green river full proof yesterday for $39.99. Really looking forward to opening it up and glad to hear it getting a shoutout
I really thought TJ was going all in on the Purple Top for that young lady. Getting her that bottle would have made him her hero for life!!!
Never take it for granted. I’ve NEVER seen Blantons on a shelf in my life. Sure it may be overhyped
It’s pretty available in central Jersey, but $150.
Ranch acres and ParkHill were the go to’s in college, lots of nostalgia in this video
A great couple you had along on this pick and some nice stock. Bottle Killed- Heaven Hill Bottled-In-Bond
Wow! That young couple was so respectful 🩷
Solid video as usual. Bottle Kill-Eagle Rare!
TJ. Keep up the Great Work of Teaching Us About the Fine life or Drinking Bourbon 🥃👍
As a Tulsan, great to see you out here.
Glad you bought the Springbank 10 (really cool Campbeltown distillery). The 10, 15, and 12 Cask Strength along with the Longrow Peated and Longrow Reds are amazing.
Nice. Birds is my regular haunt on Thursdays.
A Parkhill Family Tradition Since 1963
Parkhill's Warehouse Liquors and Wine was started over 50 years ago by Fred Parkhill. Since then Parkhill's Warehouse has grown to become Tulsa's premier liquor store. Our focus is on giving each customer what they are looking for at the best prices.
Just wanted to say thanks for the great videos you put out. Without your videos, I would have never ventured outside of the big named distilleries. Thanks to your videos I get more excited about trying the smaller, less known labels these days. Frey Ranch, Ben Holladay, Blue Note, etc.
Another Fire Brewzle vid to get that weekend started on a great note!!
Those three fans seemed really nice and knowledgeable
Friendly none stuck-up vibes, also dig seeing some Southern states, family roots go back there. Keep it up Sir!
I worked at Rocktown. Been open for 13 years going on 14 now. But to answer your speculation, yes they did and still use “small” barrels but they also use 53s too. It’s kind of a blend of both. Just depends on what the barrel supplier has. The barrel sizes have grown throughout the years, from 5 gal to 15 gal and now to 15 and 53s. They also have the Bardstown collection that was contract distilled at BBC that’s only 53s. They have some awesome products and I loved what they make, that’s one reason I went to work there. With that being said, the best thing I ever tasted were a few of the single barrel ryes. Out of this world good and in my top 5 favorite ryes of all time.
At the first stop, seeing all of the Jack Daniels SBBP on the shelves makes me want to cry. I had the hardest time finding it here in Arkansas.
thank you TJ, it is fun just to see what you find and the basic review of what they got
totally unintendedly went to the B&B store after this and tbh the cashier she is and absolute doll
Great episode. Going picking sure is fun. Personally i like some finished whiskeys because i grew up in wine country and it's a nice cross over flavor. Thomas Moore's are some of my favorites.
TJ, awesome video! Your interaction with other whiskey enthusiasts, liquor store workers/managers is fantastic! Your festival should be a huge success, wish I could be there 🥃🥃
Re: Red Saw - Honeoye Falls Distillery closed about 4 years ago, so those bottle have been kicking around for awhile. Red Saw was ok, but too young. Not a $35 whiskey. Their best whiskey was an Empire Rye which I really liked. Empire Rye is a designation for NY State for Rye Whiskey made with at least 75% NY Grown Rye. Their Flower City Gin was also one of my favorites and a real bargain. Used to make freezer door martini's with it.
“Strangest timeline in the metaverse” is the best line I’ve heard in a while. Can’t wait to see a DC area hunt
Pikesville top 5 rye for me. Definitely a bourbon lover's rye.
The 8 year New Riff is really damned good. Once they get into the 10-12 year range, and it's a bit thicker, it's will be an absolute home run.
Picked up a Sagamore 9 Year Old today. Can’t wait to try it next to the 8yo!
On a good track staying with your roots with these bourbon hunting videos. Appreciate you. Thank-you!
I really can't wait to see you hit Maine for a hunt, but man will that put some miles on whatever your driving we don't have a lot of good or decent stores maybe a handful across the state I can say are worth it.
That’s a great video. You have so much selection of bourbon. In the UK, we get very few, and they’re really expensive. I want to try more bourbon, so I might have to pay y’all a visit!
Hey T.J., I'm the vice president of a local car club here in Marietta, Ga. and I'm a bourbon collector. I have around 2oo bottles and watch your videos for advice. I have a 65' Mustang coupe resto mod and a 73' Trans Am, 455, 4 speed.
What does a vice president of a car club do? Haha. You order the New Balance and Jorts
Nobody cares what cars you have, bud.
@@KA-om9oz That's a Corvette club. Bless your heart.
@@andybaldman I bet you're a real blast to sit down and have a pour with Richard.
What is your favorite bottle that you currently have?
I tried a Jeppson's Single Barrel last week....it's MGP and exactly the same as Old Soul. The guy who helped pick that SiB told us they have lots of barrels and will be releasing older ones over the next few years.
Welcome to Tulsa! Parkhill’s is a great store but there’s lots of great mom and pop locations around as well.
Kentucky Owl batch 12 is actually pretty good for that price. I would have gotten one, too.
I went to grab the Tobassco Dickel he held up. I've been looking for it as a display piece and little did I know it was 4 miles from my work at Booze Bros. Tulsa is a fun town and that couple was a great representation. Thanks for coming to T-Town!
that Leopold Brothers 8 year is real nice, the three chamber rye is incredible
glad to see you come to OK! Wish i could have been there but hope you had a great time!
39:39 man that kings county barrel strength empire rye is so good, I’ve only found one so far and I think it is well worth the price tag.
New to the bourbon community and I’m enjoying it every week
It's crazy because I work literally a mile from that B&B and went to high school right next to it. Cool to see the hometown in a vid.
You put out really, really good content and it's very informative for budding young urban fans
94 is a good deal on the Springbank. Do us a favour if you could. Its a big favour, I know, but spend some time with that dram. dont just pour it, taste it and rate it. Take your time.
Also that Leopold Bros is doing really good things, Id say thats worth your 70 more than the "worlds best USA whisky" . BottleKill
WT American Honey is my guilty pleasure. I have to have it on the rocks to water the sweetness down some then it's great on a warm day at the smoker.
Gotta grab a 12pk of Vernors on the floor! Great to mix with whiskey!
Can't believe you were in Tulsa I live 2 minutes down the street from b&b still new on my whiskey journey so I'll definitely be referencing this video when looking for new stuff to try next time you're in town I recommend owasso liquor and wine.
The bigger problem with barrel products is that they’re so confusing that even the liquor stores don’t even know what to do with them. There’s a barrel bottle local spot $495 the same bottle my spot in Boston 90 bucks.
Gold label is selling at $170 at a place in Houston. Getting rid of inventory of stuff not selling probably. Even at $170 not really worth it for dickel juice mixed in with others
Depending on the timing of when you were in Tulsa, those Kentucky Owls started dropping about 1-2 mos ago and got down to around $99 ea. I never picked one up but in OKC, that was where they were selling. Someone must have wanted to get rid of a lot of inventory!
Great video shopping in Tulsa!
Just subscribed... love the search and the bourbon hunting
Coming from Arkansas and being within a hour of the distillery. They are using a combination of small and large barrels. Granted not much can be done with a single barrel cask strength bottle. I also have to say that out of everything they are currently making, their more out their stuff like the rice and barley whiskey are decently better. The Golden Promise and Sour Mash are their best.
Laws. Amazing whiskey. Please try it. Love their 8 year bourbon, and 7 year wheated. I'm not a rye fan, but they have one of those too!
Tulsa and all of Oklahoma are slim pickings for a lot of the desirable bottles.
Thanks 👍
That Widow Jane!, Paradigm Rye is amazing. Yes a blend, but a damn good one.
Man I can’t believe I missed you in Tulsa! Hope you had fun.