​Bourbon Famous heads to South Carolina to take a ride with Virgil Kaine and their Rip-track Bourbon Whiskey. This description makes sense, because apparently Virgil Kaine was a train conductor. Rip-Track is a 90 proof mid-shelf bottle, and we'll let you know if it's worth your time.

Kentucky Peerless. You know the name, and you've seen the price tag. Two Years, 108 proof, $120 for a 750ml. We fully admit that it is a cool bottle. But how good can a 2 year Rye actually be? And is it worth the price that it's being sold for?

​This week we take on George Dickel Bottled in Bond. This whiskey is 13 years old, 100 proof, and costs around $35. With stats like that, it's either got to be amazing or a scam. Spoiler Alert: it's not a scam. Also can we keep up with all the potential jokes?