Cabin Still
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Tasting Notes by markjedi1
Cabin Still is known as a bottom shelf bourbon. Ridiculously cheap (in the States, a bottle of 1 litre will cost you 15 USD) and a somewhat dubious reputation. It matured for three years in the Bardstown warehouses in Kentucky.
On the nose, it is immediately clear that this is indeed bottom shelf stuff. Some apples, mint and licquorice and those purple sweet aka violet candy. Hint of smoke. Do not leave it for fifteen minutes, though, for it turns vile and even reminds me of a can of sardines!
I did not expect this to be creamy on the palate, but this is very watery. Again those violets (the candy, not the flowers) and a very small pinch of pepper. Very sweet and mildly drying.
I get a little bit of smoke on the finish, but not much else.
This is the Johnnie Walker Red Label of bourbons, so to speak. Mix or miss.
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MCM wrote:
Haha!! 1 liter for $9.
markjedi1 wrote:
Well, it's $15 in Belgium and a waste of money imho. No offense.
MCM wrote:
I just needed it for the "dubious reputation."
Victor wrote:
Mark, thanks for the review! Never had any Cabin Still. Don't think I ever will...unless someone offers me a little taste out of curiosity.
MCM wrote:
@markjedi1 I dig your vlog by the way.
markjedi1 wrote:
@MCM cheers!
JJBoud wrote:
My store sells it for $14.99 US. That's for a 1.75 litre!
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