Jameson, Caskmates Stout, Proper 12, and Evan Williams green label (now discontinued) was all I've ever had. In the same post I had mentioned I had little exposure with whiskey. Well, the general response was along the lines of "well, more of the better stuff for us then". So, when I first joined this sub I posted about Proper 12 and how it stacked up against Jameson (at the time I thought it was actually better). If you really want to link to your own channel, blog or website make sure to include substantial original content in the post itself or else it will likely be removed.Ĭhoose your flair by clicking the (edit) button directly above this section It is recommended to upload videos directly, to avoid inconvenience. Links to vlogs and YouTube channels will be automatically removed, and you will need to argue your case with a moderator to get them reinstated. To make a video review, please upload the video directly to Reddit (using v.). All links submitted to /r/whiskey will be subjected to moderator review. No URL shorteners (bit.ly, tinyurl, etc) - No 3rd party affiliate links. Posts that engage in "soft-serve" advertising will be removed and accounts flagged.More info here. Spammy posts to your blog/vlog/business/website/Youtube etc. r/whiskey is not a platform for free advertising. If posted directly to v., post a summary of the review as a comment. If posting an external link, you must provide a written summary of the review as the post body text as well. Video reviews need to either be uploaded directly to v., or a link posted within a text post. Read this post to learn more about valuing and dating bottles. No requests for dating or valuing an unusual or old bottle of whiskey. This goes against the content policy, as well as may break laws within your country of residence. Comments and posts soliciting alcohol sales and trades will be removed. Critical evaluation of a whiskey is fine, but avoid insult and mockery. Respect others participating in the sub/maintain civil discourse. Scotch/Japanese/Irish Whiskies Gift Guide.Valuing, dating & consuming vintage bottles. Guide to Inexpensive (But Tasty) Whiskies.Intro to Whiskey (Tips & Recommendations).Anything goes, including bourbon, scotch, rye, wheat, Canadian, Irish, white dogs, and everything in between.
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