Lovethebeer
The UDFA
It's not about levels it's about bourbon! Try a ton and develop your palate as to what you like and don't. Watch and read reviews they are helpful and over time you will find certain reviewers that match what you taste and you'll trust those more. Expensive isn't always good. I still say Jr is one of the best bourbons I've ever tasted at any price point.
If any of you guys ever make it out to a game come see me I always have a variety to drink!
I agree. It's your own palate. I got into scotch because my ex's best friend married a scotsman who was a rep for Glenmorangie. He knew a hell of a lot about scotch and was not a homer. His home "stash" was more amazing than any restaurant or bar I've ever seen. We talked a lot about various tastes/styles and he helped me hone my palate. After he learned what I liked and didn't like, he gave me great ideas for new scotches to try. So now I'm on to bourbons!
I may take you up on that!

