>Just get what tastes good to you and forget about the noise. I think that's a hugely underrated point. Personally I really like devils cut beam as a cheap tas

>Just get what tastes good to you and forget about the noise. I think that's a hugely underrated point. Personally I really like devils cut beam as a cheap tasty option, and I much prefer it over a lot of the $100-200 options. Go with what tastes good to you. Price is loosely correlated at best with "tasty".