Blue Spot 7 Year Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey 58.9 %
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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I love seeing dusty bottles on the shelf. Especially if it's a good one!
It really is!
You are right, Water does change the whisky and like you said sometimes it's an improvement, sometimes it's the same en even it can kill the flavour. When we taste it we als try it with a few drops of water.
This was my #1 rated whisky in 2022. Had to purchased several bottles to make sure it's always available.
nice! thanks nontoxic!
I will grab a Red Breast cask strength every time over the Blue Spit Irish whiskey! 🥃
Lol
I tried the Blue Spot and found it very good, but a 12 year old Cask strength Redbreast for a fraction of the price wins every time. Just seems like a greed move by J Mitchell & Sons, they also withheld said CS Redbreast 12 from the market and rumored to make it NAS to pump up the Blue Spot. (Sigh)
@@everwind5691 Totally agree with you
Bart your Casa Bonita shirt is awesome
thanks!
This is the holy grail of Irish Whiskies, at least it has been here in So Cal for quite some time. For the last few years, you were lucky if you could find it, let alone for $150. At the peak of the whisky fervor, this was going for $300 at any place that had a bottle. Thankfully with the slow down, it's pricing has become more reasonable. I can find it for $180 now.
It was dusty at $150.
Great review! That bottle’s price got hiked up to around $300 in the Dallas area this year. It’s ridiculous. Also, I think it’s a blend of whiskies with seven years being the youngest in the bottle. I think there is some whiskey older than seven years in it too.
very nice, could be. thanks jrairdan.
People paid double what you did when it first came out. Glad to see it getting dusty now at 150. I'm not a player at that price for this bottle but still appreciate the review.
thanks!
I got this bottle when it came out for $135, and I truly thought it was great, It does take water great. You can keep on adding to it, everyone should add some water and see how it will change Whiskey, totally agree with you guys. A couple of months ago. Try another blue spot in the friend's house, It wasn't as good as the first release, It was really good but....... Cheers gentlemen, thank you for another good one.
This is one I've been curious about for a while, I've just had a hard time justifying the price premium.
Get a bottle of Redbreast 12 cask strength. Most people prefer this to Blue Spot. Me included.
Whisk(e)y is so damned expensive anymore. Was buying Springbank 10 for $55 per bottle in KY. Now you can't find it for less than $105. Blue Spot is $330 in the Atlanta area.
Ouch. Things will be coming down. Or do Bart thinks
Hi guys. Nice episode. I’m a big fan of the spots too. I think yellow is my favorite.
Great review gents! This is the 2022 edition, haven’t tried it. The 2023 is really good, I think the finish might be better - length wise. It is expensive and a little tough to find.
I need to find this one! Another great review dummies!
"Smuckers Goober"
Whoops! Spot!
Lol
Bluuuue Spot. A Beautiful dram worth a try. Thanks for the review. Red or Blue...which one is better?
I tried the Green Spot, good nothing great, contemplated the yellow, red etc. then they started skyrocketing in price and I had to let them go. My benchmark Ardbeg Uigeadail price ratio just said no. I keep a Bushmill's Black Bush and maybe a Jameson's Black Barrel on the shelf and that's it for Irish.
great comment, yes the Red Spot is now over $300 here, crazy
Scott poured the drams. Personally I judge a whisky the way it came in the bottle. Great review.
You guys are the bomb!
Boom. Lol
Gold spot is usually a 9 year
Forget the drops of water,,blue spot can take a teaspoon
@@Maltmeister1 agreed. Was very hot from neck pour. Added water multiple times. So inline w review. Paid 140$ before tax at Costco. Meh initially. Hope it will calm down a bit over time.
haaaaaa $150 ! Around me the total wine's all have it and the red spot priced at $300 😕
Lordy
Total Wine Texas is selling this for $300
Whoa
How is it that Bunnahabhain can sell a 12yo Cask Strength bottle for under $100 and this sells for between $270 and $400?
Influencers (no disrespect 😁), low-info customers with money to burn, and loyalty to the style I suppose 💚
To me it's probably worth $70-80...maybe ✌️
That 12 year old Bunna cask strength is fantastic. I like the yellow spot but this is too pricey for my budget when the Bunnahabhain is £70.
lol. Spot…on. Non taken
@@ScotchTestDummies 👍
At my local grocer: $235.
Holly shit.
@@markprice6911 One place in New York has it for $400 💀
Do you use regular tap water or distilled?
I always go with good spring water. I think the minerals add to it.
We’ve done both. We have very good tap water however
Out of curiosity, do you guys like whiskey cocktails during your private time? Or do you only drink Neat/with water?
Scott likes cocktails. Bart almost never
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