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There are a lot of whiskey labels sold by Heaven Hill. How do they rank from top to bottom (shelf)?

That's a tough one. There are some good threads on this topic below. My favorite is the Old Heaven Hill 4y/o gold label. The white label 6y/o is nice too, but a bit dry. Green label is solid. I wouldn't venture cheaper than these 3.

Birdo wrote:That's a tough one. There are some good threads on this topic below. My favorite is the Old Heaven Hill 4y/o gold label. The white label 6y/o is nice too, but a bit dry. Green label is solid. I wouldn't venture cheaper than these 3.

None of those are sold here. The only product sold here as "Heaven Hill" is a blend.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heaven_Hil ... ky_Whiskey

Don't know if this is relevant, but I refer to it a lot.

http://www.gq.com/life/food/201311/bour ... amily-tree

CigarGuy wrote:Don't know if this is relevant, but I refer to it a lot.

http://www.gq.com/life/food/201311/bour ... amily-tree

That DOES help. Thank you!

if its a HH straight bourbon, I dont think they make a bad one. I think many people point to their midshelf ECBP as a top-pick, while many others, including me, say their bottom shelf 6 year BIB and 6 year green label are top-picks. Many others swear EWB is a house favorite. Theyre all good.