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Willett Distillery

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Has anyone noticed some Willett products being a little "off" lately? I recently purchased a bottle of Johnny Drum Private Stock and a bottle of Willett Pot Still. Neither taste like they usually do. Anyone else notice a difference?

Sometimes bourbons vary from year to year. Especially among small batch and single barrel lines. For example, Evan Williams single barrel from 2013-15 was fantastic. This year's is a little off.

 

Part of could be because of the ramp-up in production but I think it will correct itself.

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Sometimes bourbons vary from year to year. Especially among small batch and single barrel lines. For example, Evan Williams single barrel from 2013-15 was fantastic. This year's is a little off.

 

Part of could be because of the ramp-up in production but I think it will correct itself.

 

Thanks, Jim! I knew I could count on you for a sensible answer. I agree they can vary year to year. I think you hit the nail on the head with ramping up production.

Let me guess....you're still going to drink it though? :bunny:

Probably a safe assumption.

Sometimes bourbons vary from year to year. Especially among small batch and single barrel lines. For example, Evan Williams single barrel from 2013-15 was fantastic. This year's is a little off.

 

Part of could be because of the ramp-up in production but I think it will correct itself.

Willett has ramped up production on their own stuff. But besides the 4-year bourbon and 3-year rye all of their stuff still comes from elsewhere.

I bought a bottle of Lexington bourbon earlier this year. It was so awful, I sent a note to the makers and they sent me my money back! :thumb:

 

Different makers, I know, I just want to let people know so they don't buy any.

The Pot Still is always nasty.

 

Tourist buy it like crazy because of the bottle. We can't keep it in stock where I work.

Tourist buy it like crazy because of the bottle. We can't keep it in stock where I work.

 

I got one as a gift. I let my friends use it as a mixer.

This post inspired me to get my new-ish collection out.

 

Nevermind, I forgot how maddening it is to upload pictures with this software.

I bought a bottle of Lexington bourbon earlier this year. It was so awful, I sent a note to the makers and they sent me my money back! :thumb:

 

Different makers, I know, I just want to let people know so they don't buy any.

 

I had never had Lexington Bourbon prior to Christmas three years ago. I normally receive bourbon as gifts from the family and that year both my sister and brother bought me bottles of Lexington. I concur that it is terrible and way overpriced. Reminded me of 4yr Beam, way too young.

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Let me guess....you're still going to drink it though? :bunny:

 

Oh, HECK yes!

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The Pot Still is always nasty.

 

Eh, it isn't the best, but it's far from nasty. I'm sure you drink or eat things that others think is nasty.

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